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In a post-communist country, Dejan Markovic faces constant surveillance and hostility from state security during visits from Chinese delegations.
A disabled janitor trains for an underground wrestling match while facing pressure from his able-bodied mentor in Tokyo's competitive scene.
Anti-GMO protests surged at the turn of the century due to scientists' lack of foresight and media misinformation, igniting a global health debate.
During World War II, Joseph Stalin ordered the execution of Russian women who married British soldiers, labeling them as traitors for attempting to leave the Soviet Union.
In 1980, a filmmaker grapples with his identity and political legacy shaped by the Turkish revolution, exploring themes of exile and family through various narrative styles.
Christian Lindner, a Berlin market vendor, sells organic products while pursuing his lifelong dream of supporting self-sufficiency in Ghana through recycled goods.
In Germany and France, Diana Löbl and Peter Onnecken investigate how the weight loss industry manipulates scientific research to promote ineffective diets.
Casey Kasem's $80 million estate became the center of a contentious legal battle involving family disputes, power of attorney conflicts, and accusations of manipulation.
Shapla Ship Clinic provides essential healthcare to the underserved population of Bangladesh, with a dedicated team traveling great distances to treat patients.
Ralph Sarchi, a former NYPD officer, explores the complexities of exorcism and the paranormal alongside figures like Derren Brown and Reverend Bob Larson.
Activism in the mid-1990s is highlighted through footage of anti-racist efforts in Oslo, Welsh eco-warriors, and reflections on the Turkish invasion of Cyprus.
Flooding is prompting governments and businesses worldwide to invest in innovative technologies and infrastructure projects aimed at climate adaptation and community protection.
Kenyan football players from various tribes must set aside their differences to compete in a crucial tournament aimed at becoming local champions.
A dying child is saved by a nurse no one remembers, while a man encounters his double and a doctor picks up a mysterious hitchhiker, raising questions of miracles.
In the Russian Arctic, teenage boys and girls undergo rigorous military training and ballet lessons amid the ongoing tensions of the Cold War.
In Latin America, the portrayal of mothers-in-law in folk tales, songs, and media reflects cultural perceptions and evolving family dynamics amid economic changes.
In the hills of Appalachia, 16-year-old Jennifer Johnson defies gender norms by founding a successful full-contact football team that wins a National Championship.
Zahed Haftlang, an Iranian soldier, and Najah Aboud, an Iraqi conscript, form an unbreakable bond after one saves the other during the Iran-Iraq War.
Rising health care costs in the United States are creating significant medical, ethical, and financial challenges that threaten the system's sustainability.
In Vancouver's Chinatown, a sophisticated drug operation is exposed during a police raid conducted by the Beat Enforcement Team.
About 50,000 people were evacuated from Pripyat and surrounding areas following the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor on April 26, 1986.
Five adults with Tourette syndrome, including Brad Cohen and Gillian Leggett, share their personal experiences and insights about living with the disorder.
In Goa, India, Shilpa Poojar, a 9-year-old beach hawker from the Banjara community, strives to support her family while pursuing her dream of education over seven years.
Lida, a former FARC guerrilla turned community leader in Colombia, strives for reconciliation through ecotourism but faces renewed displacement and survival challenges.
Three 12-year-old girls navigate the challenges of girlhood over a year, highlighting the significant roles of peer pressure and family influence.
Local communities in southern India express concerns that international conservation efforts, funded by the Global Environment Facility, have displaced them without fair compensation.
Berlin served as the focal point of the Cold War, where CIA and KGB agents engaged in a covert intelligence battle that shaped global diplomacy.
A man receives life-saving medical advice from a radio program, while a near-blind mother races to save her sick child and a driver narrowly avoids disaster.
Activism in the mid-1990s is captured through footage of the New Labour conference takeover, women's rights marches, and protests against Shell's actions in Ogoniland.
Felicia DeRosa and her wife, Gwen Glover DeRosa, navigate the complexities of love and identity as a transgender couple in contemporary America.
The Tuareg of northern Niger, Callahuayas of the Andean mountains, Sadhus of India, Huaorani tribes of Ecuador and Peru, and Golokpa of Qinghai, China, exemplify diverse nomadic cultures.
Black brewery owners and brewers across America are working to transform the predominantly white craft beer industry, which allocates less than 1% of its revenues to them.
Over 3.5 million internally displaced people in Chad face violence and food insecurity as climate change threatens their survival and resources.
Dan Huxtable, a profoundly dyslexic entrepreneur and kick boxer from Wales, has achieved three world titles and is set to open the largest kick boxing gym in the country at just 22 years old.
DNA databases support the FBI in solving crimes, while assistive technologies improve the lives of individuals with disabilities and historic shipwreck artifacts are recovered.
Mother and son ghost investigators Janet and Ryan Krawczyk explore haunted locations, including Al Capone's Florida resort and America's oldest lighthouse, with guests Neil Gaiman and Harry Anderson.
Advanced Symbolics' AI, Polly, challenges traditional polling methods by using social media data to predict voter behavior, raising concerns about democracy and data privacy.
Intense discussions surrounding unconditional basic income have gained momentum across political and scientific communities, transforming a once far-fetched idea into a viable option.
Institutional discrimination against American women in baseball is examined through the voices of players aged 9 to 90, including advocates like Justine Siegal and Shirley Burkovich.
Twelve years after graduating from a behavior modification school in rural Utah, Leslie Koren confronts the trauma of her past through conversations with former classmates.
In the 1970s, a secret PR campaign by the sugar industry shifted public perception, allowing sugar to proliferate despite rising obesity and health issues.
Felix Opatowski, a Holocaust survivor, participated in a covert uprising at Auschwitz aimed at destroying the crematoriums during World War II.
Three decades after Dolly the sheep's birth, bioethical issues and medical prospects of cloning are examined in light of advancements in the field.
Aristides de Sousa Mendes, the Portuguese Consul General in Bordeaux, issued visas in June 1940, saving thousands from Nazi persecution.
Victor D’Altorio, facing chronic back pain at 52, shares his decision to end his life while engaging friends in a final acting class and play production.
Stijn Hilgers plans to move 150 sheep to France as he seeks to balance traditional shepherding with the demands of a changing economy.
One military spouse reports her husband has been deployed over 20 times, including short-term assignments, which adds strain to family life.
A long-deceased grandmother aids her grandson, while a mother hears her daughter's silent plea for help, suggesting love transcends death.
