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In Germany, where cars are often viewed as cultural icons, filmmaker Jan Tenhaven explores the emotional connections and polarizing opinions surrounding automobiles through interviews with enthusiasts and critics like Ulf Poschardt and Katja Diehl.
Shaman Steve's Ayahuasca church in Kentucky offers a legal avenue for healing, as a woman seeks to overcome trauma inflicted by her father.
A trained shark threatens beachgoers in Florida, prompting locals to devise a plan to eliminate the danger while dealing with personal struggles.
Arthur Freeman's violent act against his daughter on Melbourne's West Gate Bridge left commuters in disbelief and marked a tragic chapter in Australian crime history.
Prisoners in Japan are required to maintain absolute silence outside of scheduled leisure hours, with strict rules governing their daily routines.
Ancient cities, hidden villages, and extreme landscapes of Iran are explored, highlighting the country’s rich history and architectural marvels beyond political narratives.
In suburban Louisiana, the mysterious disappearance of carpenter Andre led to a psychic's court testimony that changed legal precedents regarding psychic evidence.
The retirement age for social security, set in 1933, was based on a life expectancy that rarely exceeded ten years post-retirement.
Unit 8200, Israel's elite intelligence unit, trains young conscripts, some as young as 18, to become skilled cyber operatives in national security.
Children in the Philippines climb over 2,500 feet daily through jungles and steep rock faces to reach their school, risking their lives for an education.
In 1989, Pittsburgh's Dr. Jeffrey Farcus, a beloved pediatrician, became the victim of a brutal crime that left law enforcement baffled for years.
Young Chinese people express their evolving dreams and aspirations, challenging the traditional values of hard work and prosperity as China's economy stagnates.
Police shootings in Utah are examined through a decade of data, revealing patterns of justification, racial disparities, and mental health issues among victims.
Southeast Asian women, like Mary Joy from the Philippines, migrate to the Faroe Islands seeking love and opportunity, addressing a significant gender imbalance.
Temperatures in the Wakhan corridor often drop below minus 30 degrees, complicating the delivery of essential goods to isolated villages.
In light of Jimmy Savile's exposure as a sex offender, Louis Theroux reflects on his past interactions with Savile and speaks to victims and colleagues.
South Londoners reflect on the transformations in Bermondsey, Camberwell, Deptford, and Southwark, questioning whether progress comes at a cost.
Alabama's HB-56 law, one of the strictest anti-immigrant measures in the U.S., aimed to force undocumented immigrants to leave by creating a hostile environment.
In the French Foreign Legion, new recruits undergo intense training and selection processes, facing elimination at every turn as they strive to become elite soldiers.
On March 31, 1984, police discovered a family shot dead in their Richardson home, leading to the arrest of a killer linked to a three-year-old secret.
In a Texas prison, Sir Trevor McDonald interviews Frederick Baer, a death row inmate convicted of murdering a mother and her young daughter.
Winnipeg's Red River, often seen as a graveyard for the city's criminal underbelly, becomes the focus of volunteer search efforts for unsolved murder cases.
Meet the Mormons in Rockland Ranch, a Fundamentalist Community with Three Wives, One Husband.
Tokyo's micro homes, such as a 3-meter-wide house in Shibuya and a 16-square-meter design by architect Manabu Maya, illustrate innovative living solutions in a densely populated megacity.
The Lunatic Express, a perilous route from Mombasa to Kampala, poses dangers from wildlife, reckless drivers, and cargo delays for truckers Josephat and Paul.
A luxury survival condo in Kansas, a minefield in Sarajevo, and an abandoned fake Pentagon in Shanghai are among the locations explored in this episode.
60 couples participate in a wife-carrying race in Finland, a tradition that dates back to the 19th century and involves running an obstacle course.
Cannabis in Canada remains largely illegal, yet black market growers and grey market dispensaries thrive, navigating a complex legal landscape ahead of potential legalization.
Children recovering from home abuse are studied by a specialized team at the University of Colorado Medical Center, led by Dr. C Henry Kempe and Dr. Ray E. Helfer.
In Dartford, the murder of schoolgirl Claire Tiltman, found with multiple stab wounds, led to a local murder inquiry amid fears her killer was known to her family.
CBP Laredo seizes 560kg of liquid meth concealed in paint cans, while HSI Atlanta apprehends individuals receiving meth-filled air conditioners.
Virtual reality porn transforms the adult industry, as Karley becomes an avatar and explores its innovative and immersive possibilities.
West Virginia's snake-handling church practices, including poison drinking and fire rituals, may offer unexpected insights into addressing the opioid crisis.
Sister Cindy, a confrontational evangelical preacher, captivates college students with her viral TikTok antics while sparking debates on faith and humor.
In Maine, college student Amy disappears after a night out, leading detectives to seek assistance from psychic Vicki Monroe in their investigation.
Glenn Greenwald, a prominent journalist and author, is known for his groundbreaking reporting on Edward Snowden's NSA leaks while based in Rio de Janeiro.
Combat vehicles, including the Leopard 2, Tiger I, and Merkava Mark IV, showcase the evolution of military technology and design over the decades.
Finland, a nation of 3.5 million people, fought alongside Nazi Germany during World War II to avoid being overtaken by the Soviet Union.
In Afghanistan, coalition forces faced unprecedented challenges in treating wounded soldiers amid guerilla warfare tactics and a hidden enemy.
Fertility tourism is surging among single Chinese women seeking motherhood, as they travel to the US for egg freezing amid restrictive local laws.
George Floyd’s murder and the subsequent trial of Derek Chauvin highlight critical issues of police accountability and reform in America.
Emelita Reeves, a Filipina mail-order bride, goes missing in Arlington, Texas, leading to an investigation into her husband's suspicious past involving two deceased wives.
OnlyFans creators face significant repercussions, including job loss and damaged relationships, after their adult content accounts are discovered.
Teens navigate a complex landscape of social media that offers self-expression and validation while raising concerns about corporate influence and identity formation.
The torso of a woman was found dismembered and concealed in trash bags along the Wisconsin River, leading to a complex murder investigation.
US forces faced significant challenges patrolling Vietnam's rivers during the war, as these waterways were crucial for Viet Cong supply routes.
Senator JD Vance and Governor Tim Walz present contrasting political visions as they compete for the vice presidency, shaped by their unique backgrounds and experiences.
When Susan is reported missing in Canada, police face challenges in charging a suspect without a body to support the murder investigation.
