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More than 2,000 people were interviewed across 60 countries for a documentary that features their stories against a backdrop of aerial footage.
Featuring aerial footage from fifty-four countries, Glenn Close narrates the interconnected crises facing our planet and its urgent need for action.
In July 1945, General George Marshall and Field Marshall Montgomery meet in Berlin amidst scenes of bomb damage and P-47s conducting bombing runs.
In June 1964, the U.S. Air Force provided critical assistance to Niigata citizens following a devastating earthquake that caused extensive damage and an oil refinery fire.
RAF military aircraft are showcased in a comprehensive footage reel featuring various models, including the BAe 146, Chinook, and Eurofighter.
A Sudanese man was arrested in Belfast following a knife attack that injured a local man, sparking anti-immigration protests and unrest in the city.
Aerial and ground footage from June 1945 captures the extensive bomb damage in Berlin and at Tempelhof Airport, highlighting the devastation faced by civilians.
Aerial and ground footage from July 1945 captures bomb damage in Berlin and Tiergarten, alongside President Truman's visit to Gatow Airfield and Tempelhof Airport.
At 11:58 a.m. on September 1, 1923, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Tokyo, leading to widespread destruction and chaos across the city.
Russian troops are now only eight kilometers from Kyiv, forcing civilians to cross a bombed bridge while Ukrainian soldiers assist their escape.
