In The Great Muslim American Road Trip, rapper Mona Haydar and her husband Sebastian Robins embark on a 3,000-mile journey along historic Route 66, uncovering the deep-rooted and often overlooked history of Islam in America. In this three-part travelogue, the young Muslim American couple travels from Chicago to St.
In an age ruled by data, computers now play judge and jury—predicting crimes before they happen, assessing bail decisions, and profiling citizens through invisible algorithms. Computers v. Crime explores how predictive algorithms, trained on biased historical data, are transforming our justice system.
Trust Me, directed by Emil Trier, tells the fascinating and unsettling true story of Waleed Ahmed, a young Norwegian entrepreneur once hailed as a prodigy and dubbed “Norway’s Mark Zuckerberg.” At just 18 years old, Waleed launched his own tech startup, captivating the media, seducing politicians, and even gaining the attention of royalty.
Surviving Progress explores the dangerous paradox at the heart of modern civilization: what we call "progress" might actually be leading us toward collapse.
Fake War – Propaganda in War is a gripping five-part documentary series that unveils the evolution of modern war propaganda and its powerful impact on public perception.
Opioids, Inc. is a gripping investigative documentary that exposes how one man’s ambition turned a breakthrough cancer pain treatment into a vehicle of mass addiction and corporate greed.
Inherent Good is a powerful and timely documentary that explores the transformative potential of Universal Basic Income (UBI) in modern America. Narrated by comedian and activist Trae Crowder, the film journeys through struggling communities, where families live paycheck to paycheck, facing impossible choices daily.
After years of calculated neglect, Jaffa is now being "rediscovered" as a prime real estate investment opportunity. This documentary follows the deeply personal battles of longtime residents facing eviction, while exposing the city’s dramatic transformation and the political and social forces behind it.
God vs. UFOs is a provocative documentary by Mark Christopher Lee that delves into the potential collision between extraterrestrial contact and religious belief.
Holy Silence, directed by Steven Pressman, delves into the Vatican's response to the rise of Nazism and the Holocaust. The documentary highlights the efforts of Pope Pius XI, who sought to denounce anti-Semitism, and the contrasting silence of his successor, Pope Pius XII.
This gripping documentary chronicles the lives and legacies of Douglas MacArthur, George C. Marshall, and Henry "Hap" Arnold—military titans who shaped the outcome of World War II and redefined American global power. From daring battlefield maneuvers in the Pacific to the creation of the Marshall Plan and the rise of U.S.
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In March 2002, members of the outlawed spiritual group Falun Gong hijacked a state TV station in Changchun, China, to counter the government’s relentless propaganda and spread the truth about their practice.
Fight to Live, directed by Tom Haramis, is a raw and deeply personal documentary that follows the extraordinary journey of Australian fighter Bec Rawlings. From a turbulent childhood in Launceston to surviving a violent relationship, Rawlings’ life has been marked by struggle—but never surrender.
A deep dive into Vatican scandals, from wartime silence and financial corruption to pedophilia cover-ups and internal power struggles. The film traces the fall of Benedict XVI, the bold reforms of Pope Francis, and the enduring resistance he faced—culminating in his death and a Church at a crossroads.
In New Haven, pizza isn't just food—it's a sacred tradition. This documentary delves into the city's legendary pizzerias—Pepe’s, Sally’s, and Modern—where fiery debates over the best slice fuel generations of passionate eaters.
In 1911, the world was stunned when Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa vanished from the Louvre. The man behind the audacious theft? Vincenzo Peruggia — an unassuming Italian housepainter working in Paris.
In a quiet coastal town in southern England, plans to house asylum seekers ignite fierce local resistance. “Dispatches: Keep Them Out” exposes the raw emotions, misinformation, and fear driving a grassroots protest.
In June 1996, Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi faces a crisis unlike any before. Inside the notorious Abu Salim prison, over a thousand detainees push back against a regime known for repression and secrecy. What follows is a tragic and pivotal moment in Libya’s history—an event that would eventually spark the revolution of 2011.
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This gripping documentary unravels the enduring mystery surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Combining firsthand witness accounts, rare audio recordings, forensic insights, and declassified intelligence, the film explores alternative theories beyond the lone gunman narrative.
In Somalia, daily life is marked by resilience and uncertainty. This immersive documentary takes viewers into the heart of Mogadishu, a city facing complex challenges, from ongoing security concerns to widespread poverty and limited infrastructure.
It was only after her death that Eva Braun entered the public eye in Germany. Together with Adolf Hitler, on April 30,1945 she took her life in the bunker beneath the Chancellery of the Reich in Berlin. The day before, the dictator had married Braun, his mistress for many years. 00:00 Part 1 45:01 Part 1.
In UK’s Strongest Man 2013, the ultimate test of strength unfolds in Belfast as 16 elite athletes battle through grueling challenges. From truck pulls to the legendary Hercules Hold, each event pushes them beyond their limits.
Steve Jobs: Consciously Genius is an insightful documentary directed by Jason Boritz that delves into the mind of one of the most iconic visionaries of the 21st century. Far beyond the myth of the tech entrepreneur, the film explores Jobs' intense drive, spiritual curiosity, and deliberate approach to innovation.
Thunderbolt is a raw, immersive journey into the skies over war-torn Italy in 1944, presented by legendary actor and real-life WWII pilot James Stewart. Through real combat footage shot by U.S. 12th Air Force pilots using onboard cameras, the film captures daring fighter-bomber missions launched from Corsica to crush Nazi supply lines.
In Sumatra, Indonesia’s sixth-largest island, 60 million people rely on agriculture, a blessing and a curse. Masinis navigates a crumbling colonial railway with his makeshift motor wagon, dodging warped rails and landslides to connect isolated farmers and miners.
A documentary following BNP's Mark Collett, who forms part of the BNP's young wing, in which highlighted the ideological background of Collett, and his sympathy for Nazism and Adolf Hitler. Director : David Modell.
A Comprehensive Documentary on Joseph Stalin's Brutal Regime, Mass Killings, and Ambition to Create a Communist Utopia in the Soviet Union 00:00 🇷🇺 Joseph Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union, is celebrated as a hero but is actually one of the greatest criminals in history.