From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
1054 films(Page 7 of 22)
Fourteen years of imprisonment await a movie star caught with an assault rifle, illustrating the sensationalism prevalent in Filipino media.
North Korean defectors become social media stars in South Korea, sharing their stories online.
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin highlights the struggles of queer individuals facing violence and asylum choices.
A man armed with a knife injured 11 people during a violent rampage on a train traveling from Doncaster to London’s King's Cross.
At least three fortune tellers are imprisoned in Myanmar, including a young wizard sentenced to two years for attempting to reverse the military coup.
A thief targeting victims on social media is apprehended due to a knife sheath, while a plea for help on a £10 note leads to the arrest of two kidnappers.
Some women in China face life-threatening pressures to be thin due to social media challenges.
Darren Knight, an Alabama comedian known for his viral character Southern Mama, faces backlash for his views on race and sexual orientation in comedy after a controversial performance at Just for Laughs.
Mullah Ali uses social media to support Iraqis living through trauma from conflict.
ECOT in Ohio faces scrutiny over student engagement and funding discrepancies.
Frank Luntz's ties to Ted Cruz's campaign raise questions after Zuckerberg's testimony.
Amber Nicole Miller built a following of about 90,000 on Instagram before her posts shifted to focus on child sex trafficking and human trafficking in 2020.
Protesters in Syntagma Square oppose a $96 billion deal amid rising tensions and violence.
TikTok users express hope for Oracle's deal amid uncertainty over a potential ban.
Nayara Justino faces criticism for her skin tone as Globeleza carnival queen in Brazil.
Trevor Jacob's video 'I Crashed My Plane' received over 2.5 million views and sparked accusations of intentional crash for online fame.
Oliver Laughland and Tom Silverstone examine how Trump changed American society in Florida.
President Trump's influence on the Republican Party is examined through the perspectives of lawmakers and insiders, detailing key events that shaped its current direction.
A network of 100 translators assists Boyan Malashev in monitoring Russian military communications using software-defined radios during the war in Ukraine.
The Azov militia runs a summer camp in Ukraine to prepare children for conflict.
Uncle Wong protects young Hongkongers during protests, facing emotional challenges amid rising tensions.
Juul Labs controls 70% of the e-cigarette market, yet underage influencers like 17-year-old Dash continue to promote vaping on social media.
Copenhagen's teens face a drinking crisis, with one-third reporting recent intoxication.
Zach Shucklin profiles the competitive TikTok landscape, highlighting the pressures faced by social media managers and influencers in the U.S.
Tonight's FRONTLINE examines the release of detainees from Guantanamo Bay before President Trump took office.
QAnon, a conspiracy theory alleging a liberal elite pedophile ring, gains traction after the pro-Trump insurrection, as explored by David Gilbert of Vice News.
Over 2,000 unidentified bodies were illegally cremated by Punjab police during a decade-long campaign against Sikh militants in India.
A doctor in Cuba earns only 2 Cuban pesos per hour, while a former physician now makes more as a taxi driver in convertible pesos.
Iran sent money, weapons, and military advisers from the IRGC to support Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria as protests escalated in 2011.
The West pushes back against Beijing over human rights issues in Hong Kong and beyond.
Ava shares her experience using Sugarbook for financial support during the pandemic.
An information enthusiast tracks Russian oligarchs' yachts to pressure governments against Putin.
6 January 2021 saw a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, with Facebook facing scrutiny for its role in spreading misinformation that fueled the chaos.
Congress confronts Facebook over harmful practices and a whistleblower's alarming revelations.
American YouTuber Chrissy Chambers becomes the first victim in the UK to win civil damages in a revenge porn case, highlighting the importance of legal recourse.
A compilation features Vines created by Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, set to music and lasting one minute.
Thirty years after Live Aid raised millions for famine relief, social media has transformed how younger generations engage with philanthropy.
Facebook executives often talk about connecting people, but it's primarily an advertising company.
Taller women earn more, and height impacts happiness and career success significantly.
Atlanta, Georgia, showcases its history and natural resources in Aerial America.
Learn to make the Bread Basket Sour cocktail by Derek Brown in this informative video.
1,500 kilometers of border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland face renewed scrutiny and tension following Brexit.
75% of participants in an experiment recalled details of a mock robbery that never occurred, demonstrating the suggestibility of human memory.
Norwegian filmmaker Håvard Fossum reveals global censorship's impact on narratives.
China's internet industry is projected to grow by 20 percent annually over the next decade, raising concerns about government control and regulation.
Mice infused with Qigong energy can swim longer than those without it, suggesting potential benefits of this practice in alternative healing.
Chloe Bailey reflects on her Atlanta roots and the impact of social media on her music career.
James Burke discusses how technology's future will depend on who controls it and its accessibility.
