From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
37 films
Vanessa's experience at the Western Massachusetts Regional Women’s Correctional Center highlights the challenges of pregnancy, heroin withdrawal, and the risk of losing custody.
Yale University, founded over 300 years ago, is a central focus as students like rowing team captain Maddie balance athletics and academics.
In Concord, Massachusetts, Nick Kessler explores the Minuteman National Historical Park, the Concord Museum, and Authors Ridge, highlighting the town's rich history.
A series of abductions along the Connecticut-Massachusetts border raises questions about a potential serial predator targeting young blonde victims.
A crane collapse in Italy caused a 16-story building to crumble, illustrating the deadly consequences of engineering mistakes across multiple disasters.
A UFO soars over Salem, Massachusetts, in a 1952 sighting featured in Season 4.
On April 19, 1775, the British army attacked the Massachusetts militia, prompting the need for a second Continental Congress to discuss independence.
Massachusetts is highlighted for its rich history of paranormal activity, showcasing various unexplained phenomena throughout the state.
Today in Massachusetts, Michelle Carter's trial begins over her role in a suicide case.
More than 100 Americans die daily from drug overdoses, with Massachusetts hit hard by the crisis.
Over 400 applications were submitted to Massachusetts' Cannabis Control Commission, but only four resulted in the opening of dispensaries.
Elizabeth Banks met her husband on her first day of college in Massachusetts and has been married for 20 years.
Elizabeth Freeman's legal battle in Massachusetts not only secured her emancipation but also laid the groundwork for future abolition legislation.
Gary Gulman highlights a documentary on how America standardized state abbreviations.
Colleen Moore starred in the 1934 adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel, which became a significant part of Sherman’s early film distribution career.
In 1810, Francis Lowell returned from Britain with knowledge of the power loom, leading to the establishment of a mill that produced 50,000 yards of cloth annually.
In 1692, Tituba, an Indian slave in Massachusetts, confesses to witchcraft, igniting the Salem witch trials and leading to widespread hysteria and persecution.
Wilson revisits the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts through archival material and CGI re-creations.
Lupita Nyong'o shares her experience moving from Kenya to Massachusetts and her friends' reactions.
Michael Packard survives after being swallowed by a Humpback Whale in Massachusetts.
Matt LeBlanc and Conan O'Brien discuss Massachusetts slang from Brookline and Newton.
Mike Birbiglia recounts his 1997 internship in New York and his dreams of comedy at Harvard.
John Oliver celebrates Massachusetts' gay marriage anniversary and Nintendo's inclusivity pledge.
A motorcyclist in Massachusetts pushes a police officer into traffic before being arrested.
Steven Wright shares his move back to Massachusetts and love for nature near Walden Pond.
Almost 200 people died, and Superstorm Sandy caused an estimated $50 billion in damage, leaving more than 8 million without power.
Adila runs Massachusetts' only Uyghur restaurant, sharing her culture and searching for her father.
The Puritans fled England in 1630 but soon persecuted Quakers in Massachusetts.
Cranberry bogs in Massachusetts produce bright red berries for juices and jams.
Almost 150,000 coal miners went on strike in 1902, prompting Theodore Roosevelt to intervene and negotiate a settlement with J.P. Morgan.
Martha's Vineyard, a popular vacation spot for presidents and celebrities, is highlighted for its beaches, cottages, landscapes, and rich history.
Lobstermen protest new rules protecting North Atlantic right whales, impacting their livelihoods.
Massachusetts AG Maura Healey updates assault weapons ban enforcement after Orlando shooting.
The Articles of Confederation created a weak government before the US Constitution was established.
The Massachusetts Veterans War Memorial Tower, built in 1932, stands atop Mount Greylock.
Will jokes that Mark knows someone named Bleacher or Swiggy in every Massachusetts town.
Mark Wahlberg's intense dedication to fitness and family life is highlighted in Boston's blizzard.
