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Activism in the late 1990s is captured through raw footage of protests against uranium hunting, break-ins at military depots, and impactful anti-globalisation ads.
Luxury travel destinations like the Seychelles are explored by Kelsey, Natalie, and Holly, highlighting how travel agents create exclusive experiences for millionaires.
Amanda Reiter, a trans marathon runner, faces discrimination from sports organizations while advocating for the rights of marginalized athletes.
K-Pop idols face immense pressures and mental health challenges in Korea's entertainment industry, as explored by journalist Joi Lee through personal stories and industry insights.
Women share their experiences of grief and loss due to Covid-19, alongside insights from a licensed therapist and life coach, highlighting the pandemic's lasting impact.
Holocaust survivors have had the right to apply for health-related compensation from the German state since 1958, with final pension payments expected by 2015.
Human resilience and connection are explored against the breathtaking backdrop of the Himalayas, revealing universal truths about courage and vulnerability.
The Yakuza, Japan's organized crime syndicate, faces extinction as aging members and government crackdowns challenge their role in a low-crime society.
Robby Love roller skates from Chicago to Los Angeles along Route 66, meeting diverse individuals whose stories challenge his views on life and environmental issues.
In the Okanagan region of Canada, three artisans-a fine art painter, a beekeeper, and a forager-adapted their practices in response to the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.
Roseanne Liang, a 27-year-old filmmaker, reflects on her childhood and cultural upbringing while seeking her parents' approval for her marriage to Stephen Harris.
In rural Canada, Crystal, a 10-year-old transgender girl, faces bullying and violence at school, impacting her self-esteem and her family's emotional stability.
Twelve homeless soccer players from across the United States compete for the Street Soccer USA Cup, aiming to improve their lives through teamwork and personal growth.
Hurricane Katrina's devastation in New Orleans in 2005 highlighted and exacerbated existing economic and racial inequalities, as seen through the experiences of displaced residents.
Queer people of color from around the globe share their experiences of reconciling their Christian faith with their sexual identities in this intimate exploration.
A real-life spy shares a video diary revealing the covert activities of intelligence operatives operating on American soil.
Veterans of the United States military services participate in the H.O.O.V.E.S. program, aimed at promoting mental health and personal development.
Travelers plan to cross Latin America in three months, relying on buses, trains, and hitch-hiking while avoiding air travel.
Caste in India is examined through interviews and observations at temples, challenging contemporary perceptions and narratives surrounding this social hierarchy.
Mei, a 20-year-old from Norfolk, battles anxiety and self-harm with the support of Koda, a golden retriever assisting her in rebuilding confidence.
In Times Square on New Year's Eve 2020, Mike Bruckman reflects on freedom and connection as the world braces for the impending COVID-19 pandemic.
Darrick Landreneau began filming his life in 2012, capturing 11 years of college dreams and personal loss in Louisiana.
Gloria Steinem's activism highlights her pivotal role in the feminist movement and addresses ongoing social justice and equality issues.
Journalists in Mexico, Russia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria share harrowing accounts of violence, intimidation, and the high stakes of reporting in dangerous environments.
Gläserne Gebäude und Städte entstehen durch den Einsatz von Computertechnologie, die sowohl Effizienzsteigerungen als auch Bedenken hinsichtlich des Datenschutzes mit sich bringt.
Every day, people in Cape Town queue for hours to collect 50 liters of water amid a severe drought that has lasted for two years.
Vrijburg High, once marked by violence and elitism, faces the long-term effects of a stabbing incident that challenges its community's resilience and hope.
In North Bergen, New Jersey, minimalist footage captures the city's streets through fixed camera angles and long takes, accompanied by ambient urban sounds.
Ian Huntley, a school caretaker, murdered 10-year-old friends Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in Soham, Cambridgeshire, on August 4, 2002, leading to widespread fear and outrage.
Most congregants feel disconnected from both sides of the political spectrum, prompting discussions on how Christians can engage in politics without compromising integrity.
New York City once had farms that supplied food to Manhattan, but as the city grew, agricultural land largely disappeared.
John Rodsted, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, campaigns for a global ban on cluster bombs, highlighting their devastating impact on civilians and survivors.
Seven influential forces, including political leaders, scientists, and activists, are debated for their roles in shaping the 20th century and humanity's progress.
In Bengaluru, India, citizens united to protest against a proposed steel flyover project that threatened the city's cultural heritage and environment.
In Wyoming, a hunter fills two antelope tags in just two days while navigating the challenges of public land during the hunting season.
In the aftermath of parental separation, children navigate the complexities of living between two homes, highlighting the emotional impact of broken families.
The 2000 Geneva Summit brought together world leaders to address critical global issues like poverty, employment, and inequality, marking a historic moment in social justice discussions.
Kipa Sherpa climbed Mount Everest three times before moving to New York, where he opened a flea market selling goods from multiple countries.
Maryam Zaree investigates the violent circumstances of her birth in Evin Prison, exploring the trauma faced by families of political prisoners after the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
Aspiring journalist Filipe Leite rides over 25,000 km on horseback from Calgary to Brazil, facing challenges like drought and corrupt border guards along the way.
Demographic changes in North American rural towns are analyzed, highlighting potential future abandonment and migration patterns among communities.
Modern male sex objects, shaped by a permissive society, are examined through the lens of their physicality and self-awareness in contemporary culture.
Abby Jacques exemplifies resilience and determination in pursuing dreams, illustrating how failures can be temporary challenges on the path to success.
Activism in the mid-1990s is captured through footage from the Spanish Basque country, Papua New Guinea, and protests against British Aerospace.
Queensland Rail mechanics face a challenging week as they work to hoist a six-tonne V12 engine from the "Spirit of Queensland" locomotive.
22 million students rely on free or reduced-price school lunches, which are critical for many as schools close during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Activism in the late 1990s is captured through raw footage of naked protests, GM crop destruction, and the antics of fox hunters.
In the U.S., personal care products often offer minor benefits while posing significant health risks, as highlighted by experts like Sen. Diane Feinstein and Dr. Linda Katz.
