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Mao Zedong's policies continue to shape the lives of Chinese people, as personal accounts reveal the enduring impact of the Cultural Revolution 50 years later.
Puberty is examined through imaginative animations that illustrate physical and emotional changes, while dispelling myths and promoting self-acceptance.
Charles, a young boy facing social isolation and neglect, creates an imaginary world filled with kind-hearted frogs to escape his harsh reality.
Two men who are each 100 years old share their thoughts on aging and the bonds of family in a 15-minute animated short.
Three generations in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe, confront the devastating impacts of climate change as they struggle for water and fight to preserve their cultural identity.
Ten to twelve workers share cramped apartments with one bathroom and kitchen, paying 200 to 250 euros a month during the coronavirus pandemic.
Yuriy and Max, Russian street kids, face dangers of prostitution and crime after being cheated of childhood.
14-year-old Elize has been selling her body for four years on the streets of Pretoria, forced into prostitution by her father.
David Buck shares his story of joining the British Army at 17 and feeling misled by recruitment marketing.
Poverty in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan drives parents to sell their children for survival.
A 12-year-old girl weighs nearly 200 pounds and struggles with an eating disorder, while her mother allows her to eat whatever she wants.
One out of every five children of alcoholics is likely to develop the same problem, as discussed by young individuals in this 18-minute film.
Almost a quarter of Cambodia's population was killed during the Khmer Rouge regime, with many survivors still grappling with the aftermath today.
Children living in ISIS-controlled areas are systematically recruited and indoctrinated to become the next generation of fighters for the organization.
Young Muslims in Sweden navigate the complexities of their faith and identity in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, facing societal challenges and renewed orthodoxy.
Nine-year-old Yacoub lives in a three-room apartment in the Christian quarter of Jerusalem with his parents and two siblings.
Teenagers from war-torn regions, including Central America and Northern Ireland, share their experiences during the 1985-86 International Youth for Peace and Justice Tour in Canada.
1.5 million Syrians have been disabled due to the war, with over 80,000 amputations, including that of 10-year-old Majida Al-Omar from Aleppo.
Nobel Laureate Roger Myerson and Emerging Explorer Jill Pruetz examine how humans and chimpanzees enhance their societies through communication and conflict resolution.
China's diverse populations and stark disparities are explored through the lens of Wuhan's COVID-19 outbreak and the Belt and Road Initiative.
Su Min, a 56-year-old woman from China, leaves her abusive husband for a solo road trip, becoming an internet sensation and an accidental feminist icon.
A 400-meter tunnel in China remains unfinished after 30 years, forcing locals to risk their lives each time they use it.
China has 1.5 million millionaires, a third of whom are women, yet many struggle to find partners due to cultural expectations and a gender imbalance.
Laos plans to build around 100 dams by 2030, with 78 already completed, raising concerns about economic dependency on China and environmental impacts.
Zhou Guixiang fights to save her dilapidated opera theatre from demolition in Shanghai.
More than 80% of US forest fires are started by human activity, yet a video of a cigar-shaped object over California's wildfires sparked widespread intrigue.
Two city inspectors declared a Zamboni garage in Dufferin Grove Park off-limits, threatening the community's puppetry and baking activities just before Christmas.
Fadi Husein recounts his possession by a Djinn and his healing in Gaza's spiritual world.
Lucy Walker showcases a New York City pool as a community hub in this short film.
Rajis from the Himalayan jungle face unexpected challenges as they negotiate prices for their honey harvest during a trip to the city.
A nuclear explosion can produce fallout that arrives within 30 minutes, making civil defense preparedness crucial for survival.
30 meters is the depth of water that nomadic families must dig for in the Sahara as they struggle to maintain their traditional way of life.
Eighteen thousand Indians work in the province of Latina, often earning as little as three euros an hour under harsh conditions in the agricultural sector.
Gabriel, a plumber in Havana's San Lazaro neighborhood, navigates economic challenges by fishing with friends using improvised gear in the city's coastal waters.
54 young men are rescued from the Spanish Sea while migrants in southern Spain face harsh working conditions and refugees in Germany seek family reunification.
Life on Futuna Island, Vanuatu, is shaped by steep cliffs and challenging terrain, where traditions of survival are passed down through generations.
During a perilous crab fishing expedition in the Bering Sea, the Coast Guard executes a complex helicopter rescue to save a distressed fisherman.
A coffee cooperative in the remote village of Kamiyagomo won a national competition for the first time, marking a significant achievement for the community.
Two children of Naked and Afraid veterans, Waylon and Julia, begin their survival challenge with a primitive survival rating of 5.9.
Colombia continues to face violence and societal divisions following the 2016 peace treaty with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
Coca cultivation accounts for 70% of the economic output in Catatumbo, yet farmers struggle to sell their crops due to overproduction and market collapse.
8,000 strikers at King Soopers in Denver secured better health coverage and a $2 wage increase after two weeks of protests against income inequality.
Denver, Colorado, as a sanctuary city, navigates the complexities of immigration amid the Trump administration's policies and the realities faced by 12 million undocumented migrants.
Becky and Britt work to save nearly 500,000 feral cats living in New York City.
A 22-year-old college student is among those sharing personal stories on online companionship platforms that aim to combat loneliness.
An Egyptian teen in Montreal confronts racism and stereotypes in Aziz Zoromba's film 'Simo.'
At fifty-eight, Millie changed her name and began living as a woman after years of hiding her true self while working as a painter in Austin, Texas.
A 70-year-old man living in a hotel for 15 years receives assistance from a community project aimed at improving police and citizen relations.
