For centuries, Neanderthals have been a source of mystery and intrigue. Did they look like us, or did they possess unique features? Did they communicate in the same ways as modern humans? And what about strength and endurance – how would modern humans compare to our ancient relatives? Now, a groundbreaking new documentary is bringing … Read more
On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union, dropping 70 million people into a life or death struggle that would define the outcome of World War II. Seventy years after this fateful event, Professor David Reynolds has re-assessed Stalin’s pivotal role in the conflict and argued that it was critical for British survival … Read more
The Mystery of the People Frozen in Time is a captivating documentary that follows the incredible story of a group of people whose bodies were found mysteriously frozen in time. In the year 2000, three bodies were uncovered in a small Italian village, all perfectly preserved in ice-like clothing and seemingly untouched by time. Upon … Read more
The Industrial Revolution was an extraordinary period in British history that completely changed the way people live and work. Professor Jeremy Black takes a closer look at this remarkable event in his documentary, which provides an insightful overview of the economic, social and political conditions that led to Britain becoming the richest and most powerful … Read more
There have been countless movies made about US history and its pivotal moments. These films beautifully capture the struggles, triumphs, and defining moments of American culture and how it has shaped society today. One iconic film that stands out is Steven Spielberg’s saving Private Ryan. 1. The Marvelous History of the US Dollar (2010) The … Read more
Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War is an iconic television documentary series produced in 1980 by renowned Canadian journalist Michael Maclear. This groundbreaking documentary chronicles the events of the Vietnam War, which lasted for ten thousand days and resulted in the deaths of millions of people. The 26-part series was so well received worldwide that … Read more
Documentaries can be a great way to explore and learn about the stories of different places, cultures, and people. Vancouver is no exception, as there are several inspiring documentaries that capture its beauty, history, and culture. From intimate portraits of the city’s unique locales to larger-scale explorations of its many attractions, these films offer up … Read more
Mumbai, also known as the City of Dreams, is a city that never sleeps. It is famous for its vibrant culture, bustling streets, and mouth-watering street food. But there’s more to this cosmopolitan city than meets the eye. If you want to truly understand what makes Mumbai such a unique and fascinating place, then you … Read more
This documentary series profiles some of the most evil men in history who have oppressed, tortured, killed and destroyed the lives of millions of innocent people. Among them is Attila The Hun, Khan of the Huns, who is remembered as one of the most cruel and rapacious rulers in history. Attila was born around 406 … Read more
August 24th, 79 A.D. was a day like any other in the ancient Roman town of Herculaneum. Citizens gathered in the town square, discussing Italian politics and trading business over lavish lunches. Little did they know that their time was running out: Herculaneum lay in the shadow of an active volcano, Mt. Vesuvius, which would … Read more