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Neustrelitz's state theater faces significant challenges as it navigates structural downsizing and funding cuts, impacting artistic expression and community engagement.
Chandler Wild's 6,700-mile bicycle ride from New York City to Alaska serves as a poignant quest to reconnect with his father, who died by suicide.
A young woman records her daily thoughts and struggles with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder on her iPhone, seeking a sense of home and identity.
Twenty-four women from various professions come together in Atlanta to share their stories of success and empowerment.
High-altitude conditions in the Pyrenees challenge the football clubs UE Bossòst and CF Rialp, shaping their struggles and community ties.
An off-grid island village transitions from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources, featuring commentary by Noam Chomsky on the importance of this transformation.
In New York City, individuals recount their experiences and emotions during the September 11 attacks, highlighting personal stories from that pivotal day.
People around the world share their confessions through a simple sentence structure, revealing personal truths and emotions in this faith-based documentary.
A golden statue of Harvey Weinstein, titled "The Weinstein Casting Couch," created by Plastic Jesus and Joshua 'Ginger' Monroe, disrupts the 90th Academy Awards.
Occupy Movement activists articulate their goals and strategies for addressing economic and social injustice in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
Seven o'clock in the morning marks the start of garage sales across the United States, where communities gather to buy and sell hidden treasures.
Nanny of the Maroons, a leader of the Windward Maroons in early 18th century Jamaica, exemplified resistance against British colonial rule.
Detroit's decline from a thriving industrial hub to the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history illustrates the complex social and economic challenges faced by American cities.
A screenwriter trapped in a city during the COVID-19 pandemic searches for his wife while attempting to create a film that cannot be filmed.
In Venezuela, armed leftist colectivos, including notorious leaders like José Vicente Rangel, engage in violent confrontations with drug traffickers and political opponents.
Catalan activist Enric Duran stole €500,000 from banks to fund social projects, prompting a global discussion on economic disobedience and the ethics of his actions.
In Naples, artist Annalaura di Luggo creates a large installation that reflects the transformative journeys of four young individuals reclaiming their self-esteem.
Activism in the late 1990s is captured through raw footage of protests, including naked demonstrators at the Rome World Food Summit and police surveillance of activists.
Okinawa, Japan's poorest prefecture, welcomed 10 million tourists in 2019, revealing a stark contrast between its idyllic beauty and economic hardships.
In Shanghai, the top-ranked city in the PISA assessments, students experience rigorous education focused on science and foreign languages to excel globally.
Chicago was once a field of wild onions, but now environmental activists work to revitalize urban spaces and address sustainability challenges.
Amos Dov Silver, creator of the drug-dealing app Telegrass, is portrayed as both a folk hero and a criminal mastermind in a polarizing narrative of his life.
Since their ordination on a boat in the Danube in 2002, Catholic women priests have engaged the Vatican in dialogue about women's ordination and church misogyny.
EU citizens living in the UK express their contrasting outward appearances and inner thoughts in the aftermath of the Brexit vote.
Michelle Wax travels across the United States, exploring how individuals in all 50 states cultivate joy and fulfillment from within rather than relying on external factors.
Dartmouth students participate in a class at Sullivan County House of Corrections, engaging with incarcerated women to discuss systemic injustices.
Vanessa Redgrave's directorial debut explores the global refugee crisis through a blend of historical context, personal narrative, and a focus on human rights.
Seattle residents are embracing sustainability practices to enhance their community, featuring insights from figures like Gary Locke and Jimmy Smits.
California's state parks face closure, highlighting the efforts of individuals like Marjorie Broughton and Elizabeth Goldstein to protect these treasured landscapes.
Ramey Smyth, an Iditarod veteran, aims to complete the 1,100-mile race to Nome while living off the grid in the Alaskan wilderness.
In Beirut, a Lebanese film crew continues their project amidst the aftermath of the August 4th, 2020 explosion and the country's ongoing economic crisis.
Joe Shortt, a quadriplegic supported by his fiancée and service dog Grace, receives unexpected help and a celebration from Divine Renovation in New England.
Jennifer Davis shares her experience of growing up in an abusive household and her efforts to break generational curses affecting her family.
Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, the first American woman to walk in space, discusses the challenges of human survival on Mars and the future of life beyond Earth.
Grassroots football clubs AE Prat, CE Sant Gabriel, and CE L'Hospitalet exemplify the socioeconomic and cultural realities of Barcelona's periphery.
Los Angeles faces significant air pollution challenges, prompting individuals like Gary Locke and Jimmy Smits to advocate for mass transit solutions.
Extraordinary footage from New Zealand, Australia, and the United States highlights alarming driving behaviors and near-misses captured by truck-mounted cameras.
Bikini Atoll, site of 23 U.S. nuclear tests from 1946 to 1958, faces rising seas as the Bikinian people confront the legacy of radiation and displacement.
In Indonesia, cult leader Dimas Kanjeng exploited followers with promises of supernatural wealth, leading to fraud, murder, and a high-profile police investigation.
In the upper neighborhoods of Barcelona, clubs like CF Muntanyesa, UE Guineueta, and UA Horta are experiencing a surge in support and vibrant football culture.
African American law enforcement officers share their experiences and perspectives on policing amid rising public tensions over racism in the United States.
Military nuclear testing in the 1950s had lasting consequences for veteran Mary Guy and her widow, highlighting issues of social justice and accountability.
More than 200 care homes in British Columbia faced COVID-19 outbreaks starting March 5, 2020, revealing systemic failures in long-term care.
Brett Eidman, a struggling comedian, faces industry backlash after a politically incorrect viral video nearly derails his career.
Professor Rose Anne Kenny explores the scientific advancements in aging prevention and the societal implications of potentially achieving eternal life.
A facility training service dogs for mobility and PTSD support celebrates with a puppy party while a handyman builds a special item for their program.
The rise of walls around the world has led to significant humanitarian and environmental crises, influenced by social media's role in shaping public perception.
An Israeli and a Palestinian woman collaborate in the logistics industry to assist Palestinian businessmen while navigating the complexities of their own differences.
