Have you heard of agarwood? Never mind if you haven’t. The secret is you’ve probably used it by now. Agarwood is one of the most precious, rare, and most expensive essential oils on the market. Used in some of the world’s most exclusive perfumes, agarwood seems like one of the best investments for years to … Read more
What are we celebrating when we carve out Jack-o-Lanterns and encourage our youth to go out in costumes and ask for candy from strangers? This documentary shows us the ghoulish past and transformation of one of our oldest holidays still celebrated. Originating back in Ireland thousands of years ago during Celtic times. The origins of … Read more
The Royal House of Windsor was founded in 1917 when Germany and Britain were at war. This family has survived a century of great change. George V rebranded the family from its original German roots, and now the Windsor dynasty rules over Britain. And for the wives of the iconic dynasty, live has not always … Read more
Jeremy Scahill is one of the best reporters in the United States. He is the founding editor of The Intercept, an online news publication, and author of some of the best US military documentaries. The Dirty Wars is one of his best documentaries, following his investigative reporting from Afghanistan to Yemen, Somalia, and every other … Read more
Mr. Joseph had been lecturing about the unsustainability of the economy based on money – on the consumer cyclical, planned obsolescence, corporate malfeasance and the piles of toxic waste. It’s time to wake up, sang, speaking solemnly through a wireless clip-on microphone. The doomsday scenario, the large contraction, which could be happening now. The system … Read more
What do you think is the most dangerous way to get to school? Can you imagine going to school in the coldest inhabited place on earth? That is the place where little Aljosha goes to school. His family lives in Oimjakon, a village in the Yakutia Republic in Russia, located 5100km east of Moscow. The … Read more
Zhongshan, Guangdong province: Many young farm workers are busy on orders next year. They work day and night, repeating monotonous tasks like machines, they have to finish their tasks to the highest speed, as the maximum production per unit of time means that they will make as much money as possible, but in fact, is … Read more
Jono Lancaster, 26, has suffered rejection and discrimination throughout his life – all because of the way it looks. Born with a rare genetic syndrome, Treacher-Collins, Jono does not have external ears or cheeks and has endured years of harassment and endless hospital appointments. The nature of the disease means that any child Jono parents … Read more
In the past 10 years, corporations have doubled what they spend on marketing to children. No wonder. Children influence 62% of family purchases – everything from fast food to car cameras. Children under twelve are at the epicenter of consumer culture. There’s gold in the hills, and sellers know their children the road. Therefore, it … Read more
From the author: This is a documentary that I produced is about consciousness, evolution and instincts. So far, I’m getting one of two different reactions in this movie. There is a lot of middle ground. Or is it A) I love the way this has been woven to perfection in a way that makes sense, … Read more