Meet some of the most influential dictators of the 20th century through the eyes of their children. Imagine youself as a child of a dictator with absolute power.
DANCE FREESTYLE is an interactive, instructional dance video that teaches audiences worldwide how to dance with the hottest dance moves to hits from Hollywood's favorite dance pop stars. More than simply instructional, DANCE FREESTYLE teaches and inspires personal choreography to create your own freestyle dance.
December 2014: Mount Sinjar, west of Mosul in Iraq, is fully surrounded. Every escape route is cut off. Trapped in the villages below are thousands of civilians — Yazidi Kurds, Muslims, and Christians — with nowhere to run. The fighting is relentless — street by street, house by house. Underequipped Kurdish fighters face an overwhelming siege.
Creating Woodstock dives deep into the behind-the-scenes story of the legendary 1969 music festival that defined a generation. Through rare interviews with organizers, artists, and crew members, the documentary reveals the incredible challenges faced in bringing half a million people together for three days of peace, love, and music.
The Bishnois remain the first eco-friendly religious community in Historical records. Originating from the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, their guru Jimbaji set out 29 rules related to protecting all forms of living creatures on Earth, among which "protect trees and animals!". Director: Benoit Segur.
The habitat of the sea eagle extends far to the north of the european continent. Weighing up to 7 kg; wings that span almost two and a half meters and two muscular fangs with needle-sharp talons - the sea eagle is perfectly equipped for hunting even through the harshest terrains.
What would you do if you had one year to change your life...for $1 per month? '12 Months' is a documentary about a Los Angeles man who rents his three-bedroom home for $1 per month to help a family - he has never met - get on their feet.
An unprofessional documentary film crew follows five amateur runners as they train for Devil's Canyon Marathon, an offbeat desert race organized by Ed Clap, a desperate shoe store owner pulling out all the stops to celebrate its fifteenth year. Directors: Anthony Guidubaldi, Keith Strausbaugh Original title: Marathon Mockumentary.
Follow this thrilling account into the heart of the Fugen-Dake volcano, where two famous vulcanologists were lost in action in 1991. In June 1991, all eyes were turned towards the volcano. Journalists, photographers and cameramen were in position on one of the slopes of the mountain.
In The Great Postal Heist, Jay Galione, the son of a postal clerk, investigates the dark corners of the US Postal Service. Across the country, brave employees stand up to injustice on the job and fight to Save the People’s Post Office. Original title: The Great Postal Heist Director : Jay Galione.
This documentary follows the annual 16-day spear-hunting expeditions of Lake Winnebago fishermen pursuing an elusive quarry: the giant lake sturgeon. Original title: Frozen Chosen Director: Steven J. Boettcher.
In 1995, in California, a serial killer preys on vulnerable women. He charms them with generosity before revealing his true nature. Constantly on the move, he leaves victims in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida. The FBI and police must stop this killer before his insatiable rage costs more women their lives.
Vinyl Nation is the comprehensive documentary about vinyl – past and present – taking in the fandom, the production, its sound, and its history including its road-bumps, and a new generation of fans that smash the stereotype of it being the preserve of older white males.
It's a lost city in the California desert... In 1923 Cecile B. DeMille made his first version of The Ten Commandments. He built a huge City of the Pharos. When he was done, it vanished. 30 years ago Peter Brosnan heard this story in a bar and decided to hunt for it. After wandering in the California dunes, he found it and now he wants to dig it up.
A true account of life on an English housing estate. With those on Government handouts & long-term unemployment. Skint Season 1 00:00 Episode 1 Thirty-seven-year-old Dean used to work at the steelworks in Scunthorpe, but now he, his wife and their seven children and stepchildren get by on benefits.
´You have the watches, we have the time´, a Taliban commander infamously warned an American in 2002 Afghanistan. It was ominously accurate. Months earlier, America had swiftly ousted a flailing Taliban government, pledging to rebuild the embattled country.
How to Be a Billionaire offers an unprecedented look into the lives and minds of three wildly different billionaires—Naveen Jain, Dmitry Itskov, and Michael Birch. From mining the moon to uploading consciousness, these men chase impossible dreams with boundless ambition and eccentric vision.
In Northern Ireland, peace is a fragile illusion. Despite the 1998 Good Friday Agreement ending a bloody 30-year civil war, deep-rooted divisions persist between Catholic nationalists and Protestant unionists. In Belfast and Derry, towering walls still separate neighborhoods, and nightly gate closures echo the scars of sectarian violence.
Erasing Hate is the gripping true story of Bryon Widner, a former neo-Nazi skinhead covered in racist facial tattoos, as he embarks on a harrowing journey of redemption. After 16 years in violent white supremacist groups, Bryon decides to leave the movement for the sake of his family.
Who Killed Lt. Van Dorn? is a searing investigative documentary by Zachary Stauffer that explores the tragic and preventable death of Navy Lieutenant Wes Van Dorn, who perished in a helicopter crash aboard an aging MH-53E Sea Dragon. What begins as a personal story of grief transforms into a broader exposé of systemic failure within the U.S.
BOY FROM THE BUSH is a part concert film and part road movie. It combines the stunning landscapes, remarkable people and amazing stories that have inspired this much-loved Australian Country singer over many years. Director: Kriv Stenders Cast: Lee Kernaghan.
In Are Women the Fitter Sex?, emergency doctor Dr. Ronx investigates why men are disproportionately affected by diseases like COVID-19, cancer, and HIV. The documentary uncovers how biological differences, such as women's stronger immune responses and the presence of two X chromosomes, contribute to these disparities.
"Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes" is a moving tribute to the life and legacy of jazz legend Ron Carter, the most recorded bassist in history. Directed by Peter Schnall, this intimate documentary spans Carter’s 60-year career, from his classical roots to his revolutionary work with Miles Davis and beyond.
The Bomber Boys” is a gripping documentary exploring the high-stakes air war over Europe during World War II. Through first-hand accounts, rare archival footage, and detailed narration, it chronicles the harrowing missions of the RAF Bomber Command and the U.S. 8th Air Force.
"Mission Peace: The Staunch Moderates Documentary" dives deep into the inception and evolution of the Staunch Moderates® intellectual movement amidst the chaotic events of 2020. Against the backdrop of a global pandemic and the fierce Biden vs.
Afterlife is an intimate and deeply personal documentary by filmmaker Ben Harl, who sets out to explore one of humanity’s greatest mysteries: what happens after we die? Driven by his own anxieties about mortality, Ben interviews a wide range of individuals—doctors, spiritual healers, skeptics, and survivors of near-death experiences—each offering r.
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A tragic accident or something more? When Kathleen Peterson was found at the bottom of a staircase in her Durham home, questions arose. Her husband, Michael Peterson, was accused and later convicted, but the case was anything but simple. With forensic debates, unexpected twists, and a past that raised eyebrows, the truth seemed elusive.
Welcome to a world where adrenaline meets lawlessness. This gripping documentary showcases America’s most outrageous and dangerous police chases ever caught on camera. From stolen Hellcats to reckless RV rampages, suspects tear through traffic, neighborhoods, and freeways at terrifying speeds—risking countless lives in the process.
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I Got a Monster tells the explosive true story that inspired HBO’s We Own This City. At the heart of this gripping documentary is Baltimore’s Gun Trace Task Force—a supposed elite police unit that morphed into a criminal syndicate under Sergeant Wayne Jenkins.
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In Myanmar’s Killing Fields, Frontline investigates a government-led crackdown on the Rohingya Muslim minority. Through undercover footage and survivor testimonies, the film exposes a wave of violence, displacement, and human rights abuses.
The future of work has arrived—and it's nothing like we imagined. From remote work and digital nomads to AI-driven automation and universal basic income, this powerful documentary explores how the global workforce is being transformed at breakneck speed.
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