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Over 8,000 children were abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in Northern Uganda, forced into violence and brainwashed to kill.
Ai Weiwei and Jacob Appelbaum distribute documents in a panda suit as part of an art project addressing surveillance and censorship.
Lennie McPherson, a key figure in Sydney's organized crime during the late 20th century, was known for his connections with Abe Saffron and George Freeman.
A woman recounts her escape from the Rwandan genocide, having survived by lying among dead bodies for a week while government troops attacked her village.
B’doul tribe members, expelled from Petra in the 1980s, navigate life amid the challenges and benefits of tourism surrounding the ancient site.
Sandrine drives 700 km to visit her husband Marcel, a 68-year-old hermit living without running water or electricity in the upper Alps.
Footsteps clack and car horns honk as Kenzie Sutton captures the repetitive sounds of daily life in her 2022 short film.
In the Liwa Oasis of the United Arab Emirates, Bedouin tribes transitioned from nomadic lifestyles reliant on camels to modern agricultural practices, influenced by Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's vision.
B’doul tribe members, expelled from Petra in the 1980s, share their intimate experiences living in a UNESCO World Heritage site now frequented by millions.
Ronnie Shirley confronts a man who is drunk and cursing in front of his children while trying to help a homeless mother and her kids.
A domestic quarrel unfolds alongside the threat of global nuclear war, blending humor and warmth in a unique animated narrative by Richard Condie.
Rennyo, a Jodo Shinshu Monk, inspired the Ikko Ikki movement among the lower classes in post-Onin War Japan, reshaping societal dynamics.
Nearly 2,000 families live in and around a cemetery in Navatas, Philippines, facing the threat of eviction while fighting to keep their homes.
Night shift workers across various locations, including hotels and highways, recount unsettling encounters with the supernatural during their shifts.
On any given day, 80 to 90,000 individuals are held in solitary confinement across the United States, a practice described as a form of torture.
Malalai Joya, The Bravest Woman in Afghanistan, fights for justice amid ongoing conflict.
Natalia and a Chavista collective fight to sustain La Minka bakery in Venezuela's crisis.
Advertising's influence on consumer behavior is humorously examined through absurd characters and situations in this short film by Robert Awad and André Leduc.
On December 25, 2011, Khuram Shaikh was murdered in Sri Lanka while celebrating Christmas with his girlfriend, Victoria, at a tourist resort.
Joe Hsieh's 'Night Bus' depicts a violent outburst on a stranded bus at night.
California, the most populous state in the U.S., showcases a duality of technological innovation and agricultural wealth alongside challenges like wildfires and economic inequality.
A five-metre long Burmese python named Lucky consumes four chickens a week while living with seven-year-old Sambath in Cambodia.
Khan was deported to Cambodia after living in the United States for 30 years, a country he had never visited and where he has no family.
The Mofu people perform rituals involving blood and python fat to awaken stones believed to bring rain, as they face a severe drought in northern Cameroon.
In Yemen, over 40% of marriages involve child brides, like Jamila, sold into marriage at 12.
Eight-year-old Geovany Cesario documents his life in a trailer on Crisanto Street as he prepares to leave his home and friends behind.
Three thousand children in Ulaanbaatar live in manholes to escape temperatures that can drop to minus 40 degrees Celsius during the winter months.
In August 1996, children in Mostar confront the aftermath of the Croat-Bosniak conflict with support from Professor Nigel Osbourne and War Child charity.
Racism in the fashion industry is examined through the experiences of black models, questioning their perceived attractiveness to designers and consumers.
30 million horsepower flows through the Columbia River, representing untapped potential for hydroelectric power and economic opportunity in the 20th century.
Fayden Santana recorded the police shooting of Alton Sterling, who was running away and posed no threat, sparking fear and calls for justice.
The coronavirus pandemic challenges families across Europe, highlighting issues of separation, remote work, and the search for connection through online platforms and music.
Dr. Gunther von Hagens' factory in Germany aims to commercialize human remains through the sale of dissected body slices, igniting ethical debates and local outrage.
A character searches for a diamond in a confined space, only to realize it does not exist.
In the Bering Sea, fishermen from Deadliest Catch implement innovative strategies and advanced equipment to enhance their crab catch rates amid harsh conditions.
Young men in various societies are increasingly facing challenges in education, employment, and mental health, prompting discussions on potential solutions.
Six months after arriving in Cummington, a refugee named Joseph speaks at his first and last town meeting, sharing his plans to help rebuild his home country.
In rural Canada, a small-town lawyer uses the camaraderie of a curling club to resolve a dispute between two neighboring farmers before a turkey bonspiel.
Two eggs donated by a different woman and sperm from each father created twins Amalia and Aurelio, born through a surrogate mother in California.
Coach drivers in Georgian England faced perilous conditions while operating the revolutionary Mail Coach, transforming communication and travel across the nation.
The hidden layers of the internet offer anonymity and privacy, attracting users with its unique content and complex structure.
Crab fishermen in the Bering Sea confront severe health challenges and extreme weather while pursuing lucrative catches during the modern-day gold rush.
An internet love triangle in Buffalo, New York, leads to deception and murder, while a romantic stroll in London ends in a brutal attack.
American society faces deep divisions over issues such as abortion, firearms, and police violence, highlighting significant territorial and political pain points.
A customer claims a gold item is worth $14,000, but staff insist it is only worth $200, leading to a heated confrontation in the pawn shop.
The United Arab Emirates transformed from a desert region into a global economic hub, with cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi leading in cultural and social development.
Article 13 of the EU's Copyright Directive raises concerns about its potential impact on internet freedom and content sharing across digital platforms.
OpenAI's recent leadership turmoil, including the firing and reinstatement of CEO Sam Altman, raises questions about the controversial AGI project Q*.
