In the midst of what seemed like unabated destruction and human suffering, Yuri Kosin saw an opportunity to make a difference. In his hometown of Irpin, located near Kyiv, he documented the horrors of war that had unwelcomingly enveloped his community, transforming his camera into a potent weapon that could help in preserving an edifying … Read more
The documentary Crime + Punishment is a shocking and eye-opening film, directed by Stephen Maing. It follows a group of brave police officers who are fed up with being forced to make arrests and issue summonses just to meet quotas. The film gives us an intimate look into the lives of these whistleblowers, as they … Read more
Pierre Brouwers’ documentary, Poland: A Country in Transformation, offers a captivating glimpse into the unique culture and history of this remarkable nation. Full of surprises, the documentary reveals the many facets of Poland’s past and present, from the cityscapes of Warsaw to the castles of Malbork to the stunning natural landscapes of the Carpathian … Read more
For centuries, Europeans collected cultural artifacts from around the world during the colonial era. German museums have since stored millions of these objects, leading to a cultural vacuum in former colonial countries. A new documentary, “Recovering Lost Treasures,” takes a critical look at the situation and asks: when will indigenous communities be able to finally … Read more
Join Jaafar Abdul Karim as he explores the ancient land of the Pharaohs, Egypt, in a new documentary series. From the bustling coastal cities to the tranquil landscapes of the Nile, Jaafar delves into the fascinating and varying aspects of a society with a rich history and contrasting values. With a keen eye for detail … Read more
Global Gay: The Next Frontier In Human Rights – Documentary is an inspiring and thought-provoking documentary that examines the struggles of LGBTQ people around the world. The documentary dives into some of the most pressing issues facing members of the LGBTQ community, from discrimination to violence to unequal rights. It brings attention to the harsh … Read more
Every year, thousands of white women from wealthy nations flock to the Caribbean Islands in search of a unique experience – to “Rent a Rasta”. This controversial phenomenon, which has recently been brought to light by director J. Michael Seyfert in his documentary of the same name, is an eye-opening expose’ into the world of … Read more
In the summer of 2005, federal agents and police had their eyes on a crack house in Rockford, Illinois. For six weeks they secretly recorded over a thousand hours of surveillance footage that captured the inner workings of the gang, from their smoking of marijuana to their playing with guns to their selling of crack … Read more
The BBC’s gripping documentary, CRACKHOUSE, follows former crack cocaine user Carl John, or ‘CJ’, as he returns to his home town of Liverpool and immerses himself back in the lives of old friends who have all become addicted to the destructive drug. This film provides an honest and unapologetic look into the life of a … Read more
HER is a groundbreaking documentary that explores the lives of women across South and South East Asia. From India to Taiwan, we delve into their personal stories and experiences with stepping up, health, depression, dating, marriage, and beauty. Through candid interviews with women who are breaking stereotypes and voicing their opinions loud and clear, HER … Read more