One Killer Punch is a documentary that gives viewers an eye-opening look into the phenomenon of a one punch kill. The film explores three separate cases to provide insight on how the law views these kinds of incidents, and how difficult it can be to establish if the person responsible had intended to do serious … Read more
The film Off the Chain takes an in-depth look into the often hidden world of dog fighting. It examines how the beloved American Pit Bull Terrier, once considered man’s best friend, has become a symbol of violence and aggression in today’s pop culture. Director Bobby J. Brown spent three years gaining access to this underground … Read more
Occupation 101 is a documentary that provides an in-depth look at the long and complex history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Through interviews with leading Middle East scholars, peace activists, journalists, religious leaders and humanitarian workers, this film explores the current and historical root causes of the conflict and dispels many myths and misconceptions. The documentary … Read more
Greed: A Fatal Desire is a powerful documentary that addresses the complex issue of human greed and its impact on individuals, communities, and societies. The film explores the psychological theories behind why humans have this innate tendency towards avarice, as well as how it can be both beneficial and destructive. It also examines the consequences … Read more
The Trouble with Atheism is an eye-opening documentary presented by Rod Liddle that aired on Channel 4 in December 2006. This compelling hour-long film delves into the controversial issue of atheism and provides a thought-provoking exploration of the similarities between religion and science, as well as the potential for arrogance and intolerance among atheists. The … Read more
The Japanese population is facing a drastic shift in the coming decades, as experts speculate that they may lose a third of their population within 40 years. Anita Rani dives into the real reasons behind this shift in her compelling new documentary for This World, No Sex Please, We’re Japanese. Rani’s investigation delves into Japan’s … Read more
The documentary No Logo delves into the world of corporate globalization, examining how multinational companies have taken over consumer choice and replaced real jobs with temporary work. Written by Canadian journalist and activist Naomi Klein, and based on her best-selling book of the same name, this film highlights the backlash against the ever-increasing economic and … Read more
In his groundbreaking documentary, “Living with the Tribes,” renowned filmmaker and anthropologist Parry Pirofsky set out on a remarkable journey across the globe. For over two years, Parry ventured to fifteen remote tribes in some of the most isolated regions of the world. During his travels, he gained an unparalleled insight into their customs, cultures, … Read more
Six remarkable British women are embarking on a journey to gain insight into female roles in some of the most remote societies on earth, as part of a groundbreaking documentary series. Through the series, these women will be swapping their everyday lives for life as tribal wives and discovering what life is like in communities … Read more
Friedrich Nietzsche was an influential German philosopher who championed the concepts of nihilism, atheism, and the will to power. He is best known for his works Thus Spoke Zarathustra (1883-92), Beyond Good and Evil (1886) and The Birth of Tragedy (1872), which brought forth a new wave of philosophical thought. Nietzsche’s philosophies centered around the … Read more