Madagascar, the fourth largest island in the world, is situated off the east coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. It boasts a wide range of unique and exotic plants and animals that can only be found here, as a result of its isolation from other continents. The beautiful weather and stunning scenery give Madagascar … Read more
The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party has recently taken place, and to commemorate this important event, Mapping the World has released a special extended-length documentary that examines China in modern times. This documentary delves deep into Chinese culture and identity, exploring how it has managed to remain strong even after more than … Read more
Dealing with destruction on an unprecedented scale, the German communities affected by last month’s floods continue to pick up the pieces. The disaster, which claimed the lives of over 160 citizens, has become a rallying point for the entire country as it seeks to come together and offer support. As officials grapple with the chaotic … Read more
In the secluded Urals, there is a facility where juvenile offenders are sent for re-education. Boys who have come from troubled backgrounds with criminal histories of theft, assault, drug dealing, and even murder, all housed together in a boarding school in the village of Serafimovka. They are here to be rehabilitated, to be molded into … Read more
Experience the beauty and contradictions of Cuba in this compelling and thought-provoking documentary. Since Fidel Castro brought revolution to the island in 1959, Cuba has been stuck between nostalgia and change. With vintage cars and crumbling facades, Havana seems trapped in time, while young Cubans embrace the future with boundless optimism. Against the backdrop of … Read more
Introduction: Join us on an epic journey from Kinshasha to Kisangani, the third largest city in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In this vast country, the only ways to travel between the two cities are by boat or plane. We embarked on a treacherous voyage, joining 1,500 people onboard the ‘Gbemani’ and sailing along … Read more
The documentary “Third Person” is a gripping exploration of the precarious state of Poland’s judiciary system. As the independence of judges hangs in the balance, many feel threatened and their resistance is growing. This powerful film takes viewers on a journey through the lives of those who are fighting to maintain their autonomy in the … Read more
In the midst of California’s booming economy, tens of thousands of people are left living on the streets with no support. Amongst them is Michael J. Diehl, a Texan-born deep sea diver who lost everything after being shot in the head. For four years now, he has been living in a tent beside the Santa … Read more
In a world of increasing uncertainty and unrest, people are seeking self-reliance and community resilience like never before. In the midst of this global trend, a small Nordic country stands out as a beacon of hope and preparation. This is Sweden, and its people are readying themselves for the worst-case scenario. Against the backdrop of … Read more
Get ready to explore the possibility of immortality in a groundbreaking new documentary. Step into the world of international researchers and bio-startups as they race to find the miracle pill that could eradicate age-related illnesses and unlock the secrets to eternal youth. From decoding the mysteries of human biology to discovering Costa Rica’s “Blue Zone,” … Read more