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Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's reign in Iran is examined through his modernization efforts and the subsequent human rights violations that fueled the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
In Topeka, Kansas, Louis Theroux examines the Westboro Baptist Church's internal struggles and evolving dynamics following the death of founder Fred Phelps.
Wario, an 11-year-old Borana, undertakes a 200 km journey to prove himself in salt trading.
Ghana's Agbogbloshie, one of the largest electronic waste dumps globally, reveals the harsh realities faced by those working in its toxic environment.
Christo Grozev and Evgenia Kara-Murza risk their lives to expose the dangers of the Putin regime, highlighting the severe repercussions for dissent in Russia.
Sammy Woodhouse, a survivor of the Rotherham child grooming ring, recounts her experiences with Arshid Hussain, who was jailed for 35 years for multiple offenses.
Over six years, an estimated 900 people from Britain left their homes to join ISIS, as revealed through footage from a recovered smartphone.
In November 2017, Gaia Pope went missing from her aunt's house in Dancing Ledge, prompting an extensive search by her family and local authorities.
A group of Mexican immigrants raises funds to hire mercenaries after a militia threatens their town on the Texas border.
11 million homeowners in America own vans and are ready to hit the road, seeking freedom and adventure beyond traditional lifestyles.
Beverly Hills' plastic surgery clinics serve as the backdrop for Louis Theroux's exploration of the motivations behind extreme cosmetic procedures and the quest for eternal youth.
Over 30 dolls will be on display at a doll lovers meet in Hershey, Pennsylvania, where collectors share their passion and personal stories.
Between 1904 and 1908, more than 880,000 Herero and Nama were systematically killed by German soldiers during the first genocide of the 20th century.
In a small Indiana town, the abduction of a ten-year-old girl leads to a complex investigation involving DNA tracking and a false confession.
Three teenage girls struggle to survive on less than ten pounds a day during a summer marked by economic uncertainty and personal challenges.
Marijuana in British Columbia, a multi-billion dollar industry, faces turmoil amid changing laws and regulations, impacting growers, activists, and law enforcement.
In Gatesville, Texas, Erin Caffey, at 16, orchestrated the murder of her family, leading to her life sentence and sparking debates on culpability and influence.
In Detroit, a once-thriving city now facing economic decline, legendary barber Roberto continues to serve his loyal customers while preserving the spirit of Motown.
CONIFA, a grassroots international football tournament, showcases teams from unrecognized nations and regions, offering them a platform to celebrate their identities and stories.
Lacy, a 14-year-old orphan, navigates the emotional landscape of an adoption picnic designed to connect children with prospective parents.
A newlywed couple survives a plane crash in the Costa Rican rainforest, battling poisonous spiders and predators in their fight for life.
Bodybuilding advocate Carlo Ferrari engages skeptics in a pub discussion about the benefits of weightlifting, highlighting the culture at Dave's Gym.
Moken people, known as "sea nomads," maintain their semi-nomadic traditions in Thailand and Myanmar, living in harmony with the ocean and nature.
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) sparks intense debate among parents and critics, highlighting contrasting views on its effectiveness and ethical implications in autism treatment.
Hurricane Dorian formed in the Atlantic and made landfall in the Bahamas, causing 90 mph winds and a 20-foot storm surge that devastated local communities.
More than 1.3 million Jews live in ultra-orthodox communities worldwide, where strict religious laws govern daily life and personal choices.
Only 200 Tsataan people remain in Mongolia, living as nomadic reindeer herders in a harsh environment where winter temperatures can drop to minus 45 degrees.
Maoists in Nepal have gained significant support in rural Surkhet, where poverty and political neglect fuel their revolutionary agenda and attract young recruits like twelve-year-old Kranti.
The fossil fuel industry’s efforts to delay climate action are examined, highlighting the U.S. oil and gas boom and the consequences of inaction on methane leaks.
The Battle of Okinawa, lasting 82 days, marked one of the bloodiest campaigns of World War II, highlighting the strategies of Generals Buckner and Ushima.
In Bega, New South Wales, the 1997 abduction, sexual assault, and murder of teenagers Lauren Barry and Nichole Collins profoundly impacted the local community.
Walter White led the NAACP from 1929 to 1955, yet his significant role in the civil rights movement has largely been forgotten.
Gary Ridgway confessed to killing 71 women and girls, with 49 confirmed victims found in the Green River in Washington state.
In Melanesia, Junior from Kontu island in Papua and Wabak from Pentecost island in Vanuatu undergo challenging initiation rituals to transition into manhood.
A record number of students are competing for admission to America's top colleges, with many feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to perform.
HIV is increasingly impacting young, queer Latino men in the Rio Grande Valley, prompting local drag queens to combat stigma and raise awareness.
Heidi Wyrick, a four-year-old girl in Georgia, experiences terrifying phenomena linked to her imaginary friends, prompting parapsychologist Dr. William Roll to investigate.
Kelly and her sisters navigate life in a condemned Birmingham housing estate, facing challenges of poverty while displaying resilience and hope for a better future.
62 million dollars changed David's life overnight, transforming him from a working-class mechanic to a millionaire with a two million dollar property.
A bus with 20 years of service travels the Kalinga Road, which takes almost a day to cover its 90 kilometres through the Cordillera Mountains.
American agribusiness prioritizes productivity and profitability, leading to extreme farming practices that compromise animal welfare and local water access.
Two hundred and sixty kilometers of treacherous mountain roads connect isolated Honduran villages to essential goods and services.
The U.S. meat industry has transformed into a centralized, high-tech system that lowers prices but raises concerns about the safety of the beef supply.
In Mexico, soldiers confront the brutal realities of the drug war, grappling with personal loss and the challenges of upholding their values amid violence.
Markus, almost 35, expresses a desire to remain childlike, stating, "I want to keep playing like a child," despite societal pressures to conform.
Seven men associated with Bugs Moran's crew were gunned down execution style in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre on February 14, 1929.
Mental health care access for defendants deemed too sick to stand trial in North Carolina is critically examined, revealing extensive wait times and deteriorating conditions.
Lothersdale, a historic village in the Yorkshire Pennines, has a rich past marked by Viking farming, Norman conquest, and contributions to various wars.
