From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
336 films(Page 7 of 7)
A senior tech company executive noted that the tone of the AI debate at the 2017 World Economic Forum in Davos shifted to include ethical considerations.
Paquita UK holds its first rally in Newcastle, sparking protests against anti-Islam sentiment.
A 7-year-old girl was being sexually abused and her case had been monitored for three years by the Department of Homeland Security.
Bisan captures displaced Palestinians watching their city bombed by Israel in this emotional video.
A Black Lebanese Sudanese Egyptian news anchor defends herself against racial harassment on live TV.
Madeleine Lancaster leads innovative brain research at the Nobel Prize Factory in Cambridge.
Xan Brooks discusses morality in Calvary with Brendan Gleeson and John Michael McDonagh.
British scientists tackle major challenges while Chris introduces a health-focused shopping app in London.
Fentanyl overdose deaths rise in Canada, prompting radical prevention efforts in Vancouver.
The UK investigates the Wuhan lab link theory amid ongoing COVID-19 origin debates.
Jim Buckmaster defends Craigslist against allegations of promoting prostitution on the site.
Tom Cheshire discusses a British masked terrorist linked to the Islamic State and facial recognition technology.
In France, the 2004 'veil law' has intensified debates about the hijab's role in identity and religion among the growing Muslim minority in Europe.
Thousands gather at the Supreme Court for and against gay marriage, including Catholics.
In July 2010, Turkey confronts a frighteningly conservative mentality amid a gay honour killing case.
A Google engineer protests apartheid, risking his job for his principles and gaining support.
Graphene technology advances with new shoes tested in the England Lake District.
A woman recounts losing five years of her life due to complications from the Essure device.
In rural Northern Syria, video activist Ahmed Muhammad uses mobile technology to document the regime's crimes and support the Rebel struggle during the civil war.
The video discusses calls to regulate big technology companies and protect personal data.
Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter fight misinformation ahead of the next election.
In the tech industry, where only 18% of computer science graduates are women, the future of AI raises critical concerns about gender inclusion and representation.
Watch the Full Length to see the dangers faced by many ex-Muslims around the world.
Sa Al Bazri receives death threats for his atheism, challenging Muslim cultural norms in Germany.
A teen shifts from printing fake IDs to relying on counterfeit money for income.
Arwa, a ten-year-old girl in Yemen, shares her traumatic experience of child marriage and divorce.
Danielle advocates for women's rights outside a Belfast abortion clinic, sparking debate.
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt Maersk over arms transfers to Israel in a significant demonstration.
Ludwig Feuerbach critiques Christianity and influences Marx through his work, Fiery Brook.
Fethullah Gülen denies involvement in Turkey's coup during a Financial Times visit to Pennsylvania.
A Colombian school teaches men domestic duties to combat toxic masculinity and violence.
Patients at Bellevue Hospital in New York exhibit a delusion resembling the life of a character from a popular film, raising concerns about privacy in a tech-driven world.
Dr. J. Allen Hynek, head of the US Air Force's official UFO investigation, evolves from skeptic to believer, influencing cultural perceptions of UFOs.
Air Vice Marshall Sean discusses foreign Fighters in Ukraine and Russia's reliance on mercenaries.
Scientists have conclusive proof that unborn babies yawn repeatedly in the womb.
Thousands of children die every year due to parents' religious beliefs against medical treatment.
India faces unrest in more than a dozen cities over a controversial citizenship law.
Yazidis flee ISIS attacks in Iraq, facing dire conditions in the mountains above Sjar.
Over half of Britain's population suffers from nomophobia, driven by social media addiction.
National Archives Catalog Community Managers Suzanne Isaacs and Meredith Doviak discuss genealogy resources and citizen archivist projects to enhance genealogical research.
Dennett argues that belief in God is dangerous in this debate featuring New Atheists.
At the 2011 New Yorker Festival, Richard Dawkins discusses the lack of evidence for the existence of God during a conversation with editor Henry Finder.
Heather Zheng and Ben Zhao discuss protecting identities in a world rapidly filled with AI.
Jeffrey Eugenides discusses The Marriage Plot and its themes of love and identity.
Richard Dawkins sold millions of copies of his book 'The Selfish Gene' since its release in 1976, sparking debate about the role of religion in society.
Teresa Forcades critiques capitalism and Catholic misogyny in a Guardian interview.
Rafael Chiuzi discusses psychological safety and team success in the workplace.
Prof. Nasir Raza Awan discusses reality and perception through neuroscience and philosophy.
