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A North Korean family risks their lives to escape by crossing the Tumen River, knowing capture could lead to execution or a concentration camp.
Pre-adolescents learn essential decision-making skills to handle peer pressure through animated sequences and live-action role-playing in this educational film.
Ivan Gjorgievski endured 18 hours in the Aegean Sea after a rip current swept away his friend during a birthday celebration in Greece.
The Surma people in Ethiopia's Great Rift Valley face drought and tribal wars daily.
Gráinne undergoes 14 surgeries to reconstruct her face after a car crash, while Romario shares his experience of affirming his identity as a trans man.
This woman discovers possible abduction markings in Season 4, Episode 17 of The Proof Is Out There.
American gun culture is examined through the lens of autonomy and freedom, contrasting the symbolic attachment to firearms with the realities of gun violence and the NRA's influence.
Ganna Frontenko, a Holodomor survivor, recounts the devastating famine of 1932-1933 that resulted in the deaths of millions of Ukrainians under Stalin's regime.
Iryna Nozdrovska's murder in Ukraine, following the death of her sister Svitlana, sparked nationwide protests against corruption and the judicial system.
In the Sahara desert of southwest Algeria, approximately 165,000 Sahrawis live in refugee camps like El Aaiun and Awserd, facing severe humanitarian challenges.
Mike Rowe challenges the heat of a Carolina Reaper pepper, which measures over 1.6 million Scoville heat units, in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
More than 1,100 people died when the Rana Plaza factory collapsed in 2013, prompting ongoing protests for better pay and working conditions in Bangladesh.
David, a truck driver in Peru, navigates perilous roads to deliver goods to remote communities, highlighting the essential role of transport in the country's economy.
Two out in the bottom of the last inning, a home run by a young player secures a victory for the Kinsmen in a Vancouver Little League game.
Three tattooed individuals undergo a social experiment on how tattoos shape public perception.
A 60-knot wind and rising seas threaten to capsize the Saga as the crew scrambles to secure their catch before the storm hits.
Two fishermen risk their lives daily on Lake Chamo, where crocodiles have killed friends and the demand for fish is exhausting local stocks.
South Africa's reconciliation began with hope but struggles with its divided past.
Ko Aung Mo exemplifies the resilience of Dawei fishermen, balancing family, tradition, and survival in a coastal community deeply connected to the sea.
Severe food crisis in southern Madagascar affects 1.5 million people as drought and armed bandit groups known as Dahalo worsen the humanitarian disaster.
In Regent Park North, Toronto, residents transition from overcrowded, substandard housing to new, modern developments that enhance their living conditions.
Farming in the southern Algerian oasis of Timimoun showcases the ancient foggara irrigation system and the efforts of locals to preserve their environmental heritage.
The internet has transformed communication and information sharing, showcasing remarkable instances of its power in solving complex mysteries.
The average dress size in the US is 14 and growing, prompting a celebration of plus-size models at Full Figured Fashion Week in New York.
In China, a growing number of young people face obesity, prompting parents to enroll them in weight loss boot camps that offer a mix of traditional and innovative exercises.
In Sweden, artificial insemination for single women is government-sponsored, raising questions about donor anonymity and the number of offspring, as seen through Leontine's search for her sperm donor father.
An estimated 5,000 to 6,000 children under 18 work in armed roles within Rio de Janeiro's favelas, often facing a kill or be killed reality.
Natalie meets the demand every night as one of the only female dealers in the Drug Wars.
In 2023, nearly 75,000 people in the United States died from fentanyl overdoses, with China supplying key chemicals for its production.
Ferrets in Morogoro, Tanzania, showcase their unique job roles in this engaging documentary.
Hoda Ali, a London nurse who underwent type III female genital mutilation in Somalia at age seven, shares her lifelong medical struggles and advocates against FGM.
Jang Yu Fen has tracked cheating husbands for two decades, using GPS devices and surveillance to gather evidence for her clients' divorce cases.
In Italy, where a woman is murdered every three days, the documentary highlights the alarming rise of femicide and the societal factors contributing to this epidemic.
Women from Leeds share their struggles with poverty and homelessness through personal stories.
102 professional matadors work in Spain, but only one is a woman, Conchi Rios, who faces sexism while pursuing her career in bullfighting.
In the Tordrillo Mountains of Alaska, Liz Daley and Caroline Gleich camp on a glacier for two weeks, honoring Daley's legacy through a scholarship fund for women adventurers.
In Bhutan, a country that prioritizes Gross National Happiness over GDP, Nils explores how individuals can shift their consumer habits to preserve nature.
Millie and Caitlin, survivors of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, share their story of resilience and love in the aftermath of tragedy.
Carol has a 95% success rate in resolving over 14,000 conflict cases by using storytelling to shift perspectives in negotiations.
A megafire in northern Greece in 2023 has prompted a reevaluation of the role and perception of firefighters in the face of increasingly severe wildfires.
Western Japan becomes a battleground during the Sengoku Jidai as rival Samurai clans vie for dominance in a fierce struggle for regional power.
Lisa's engine fails on her first run while Todd attempts a bush fix in Season 12, Episode 1.
Three hours of fishing off the coast of Mozambique yields a bountiful catch for the Vahukas, who share the fish among their families.
200 kilometers from the Polish-Belarusian border, refugees face hostility from border guards while activists risk their safety to provide support.
25-year-old Max works as a sex worker under the alias “Sebastian” while writing his debut novel in London.
A recent survey found that 2 percent of Americans, over 6.5 million people, believe the Earth is flat, despite centuries of scientific evidence to the contrary.
Flight MH370 vanished from radar five years ago, leaving families in uncertainty.
The south pool at the 9/11 Memorial stands in the footprint of the South Tower, representing the loss of life on September 11, 2001.
