From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
301 films(Page 4 of 7)
Wyatt Mitchell discusses The New Yorker's redesign, inspired by Ray Irvin and Charles Brooks.
Chickens fertilize the garden all winter, allowing for immediate planting in spring without extra chores.
Harvey Ball's smiley face, originally created for an insurance company in the 1960s, evolved into a global symbol of optimism and corporate branding.
At its January 1, 1960 opening, 100,000 people attended the unveiling of Sun City, where 237 homes were sold before the weekend ended.
The Peacock Room is relocated to the Smithsonian's Freer Gallery after igniting a famous feud.
Rafi Katchadorian analyzes the procedural generation techniques behind No Man's Sky, a video game that creates a nearly infinite universe for players to explore.
Mouza Al Hamrani and Ila Colombo redefine art and technology in Dubai's creative scene.
The cable car system in Medellin carries 18,000 passengers a day, connecting the barrio of Santo Domingo to the city below.
Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique self-made tools.
A flashy car makes a feminist statement using Punkins and Road Kill to challenge norms.
Artisan builders at Uhuru furniture workshop in Brooklyn use reclaimed bourbon barrels and Coney Island boardwalk wood to create unique furniture pieces.
The Tarelka, conceived during the Cold War, successfully flies in early tests despite low-tech methods.
Ultimate Custom Widget (UCCW) tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for setting up and troubleshooting widgets on Android devices using Nova Launcher.
The video features amphibious boats, Howard Hughes's airplane boat, and underwater dolphin boats.
Doris highlights her Moschino pieces as Jeremy Scott shares their unique value and significance.
Meet Jascmeen, a recent hire at L.A. Frock Stars, who loves 80s fashion and vintage clothing.
Pauline de Rothschild transforms Chateau Moutin with her sophisticated design flair.
Bill Hamilton invents the water-jet boat in 1954, changing boating in New Zealand and beyond.
The Smithsonian conservators adapt to preserve artworks made from unorthodox materials.
Windscreen wipers, coat hangers, instant soup, and Gore-Tex jackets are examined for their design, functionality, and impact on daily life.
A procession of almost 500 flower growers marks the annual Medellín Flower Festival, recognized by UNESCO as part of Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2016.
Ralph Lauren began his career with a simple tie, which led to the creation of a multi-billion dollar global fashion business.
A 60% fabrication review of puppets for a new cruise ship show reveals innovative techniques for animating characters like Moana and Te Fiti.
Hamburg's eco buildings feature Passivhaus designs and a bio-reactive algae facade.
Pamela Mei Yee Leung reflects on her cancer diagnosis, stating she now lives life "12 months at a time or 6 months at a time" while creating personal ceramic art.
Kim Young-Jun and Gabe Sin revive mother-of-pearl art in South Korea's Yangpyeong.
George Shaw showcases his paintings of Tile Hill, a postwar council estate near Coventry.
The evolution of display technology from 1940 to 2020 highlights significant advancements in visual media, including the transition from cathode ray tubes to OLED screens.
The Lightning is the only all-British Mach 2 fighter aircraft with distinctive design features.
Dimitrios Katsikis revives ancient Greek armor in Spata, using self-made tools and simple materials to recreate historical artifacts.
Scoopa's garbage alchemists upcycle discarded items into functional art for a sustainable lifestyle.
At Cinema Vehicles in California, teams meticulously craft iconic movie cars for major productions like The Avengers and Spider-Man, showcasing expert craftsmanship.
Harley Davidson's wire-rimmed glasses production showcases intricate engineering, while pistachio harvesting highlights the collaboration between man and machine.
The world's fastest stretched limousine, made from a Ferrari 360 Modena, can reach speeds of nearly 274 kph.
Construction of the Eiffel Tower took just 2 years, 2 months, and 5 days, using over 18,000 metal parts and 2.5 million rivets.
Edward Couvillier, a skilled craftsman, creates intricately designed cypress boats, translating his mental images into precise, three-dimensional vessels.
The Senufo extract iron from dangerous underground shafts near Korogo, risking their lives daily.
Robin Hood Gardens contains 213 council flats, sparking debate among residents and architects about whether to preserve or demolish the controversial estate.
In Appalachia, Josh innovates a moonshine hauler to support a centuries-old tradition of craft whiskey-making amidst legal and natural challenges.
Yolanda Cuomo discusses her 25 years of book-making in New York at 515 West 19th Street.
The Khanjar, a symbol of Omani culture featured on the national flag, is crafted through a meticulous process that showcases the skill of local artisans.
Heviin boov, a traditional Mongolian biscuit, symbolizes family status during Lunar New Year.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry collaborates with Trapology Boston in a livestream event at GBA Studios to design and construct an interactive escape room.
Siam Knitwear in Thailand spins yarn for Patagonia's sustainable garments since 1992.
Dying professions in India, such as calligraphy and tuk-tuk driving, are explored through personal stories from Delhi, Varanasi, and Kolkata, highlighting cultural significance.
Faust, a New York graffiti artist, sends a message of hope to Stoke-on-Trent with the word 'prevail' during his first solo show outside the U.S.
Underneath the Congress Street bridge, bats emerge at dusk, illustrating the blurred lines between art and reality in Texas.
![Documentary backdrop image for Evolution of Display Technology [1940 - 2020] (2020)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Gm9BiYFGPuo/hqdefault.jpg)
