The Dissatisfied?” is a compelling, nuanced documentary that critically assesses Angela Merkel’s 16-year-long leadership in Germany. It presents an in-depth yet surprisingly positive account of the Merkel era, surveying numerous social conflicts, fears of a societal schism, and growing dissatisfaction among the public with the government and politics. The documentary provides a critical view of … Read more
The war of the stop signs in Llívia, Spain, is an intriguing tale of Crazy Borders. This small town, located within French territory, has been considered as part of Spain for centuries due to a treaty signed long ago. The conflict that ensued between France and Spain would eventually become known as the last war … Read more
Are you interested in learning more about religious fundamentalists and the ways in which they express their beliefs? If so, then consider watching some of the most popular documentaries that explore this fascinating topic. From delving deep into the narrative of a group’s history to exploring the daily lives of those who adhere to a … Read more
For a decade, Amanda Berry, Georgina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight were thought to be dead after they were kidnapped from the same area in Cleveland, Ohio. In May 2013 however, an extraordinary event unfolded when the trio were miraculously found alive; one of them accompanied with a six-year old daughter. The man responsible for this … Read more
Chronos is an acclaimed 1985 documentary film directed by the renowned Ron Fricke and created with custom-built time-lapse cameras. It is an abstract work without dialogue or actors, only featuring a beautiful soundtrack composed by Michael Stearns. Spanning five continents, Chronos visually covers the entirety of human history from prehistory to modern times. Symbolisms are … Read more
Shahak Shapira, Israeli singer Rilli Willow, German chef Tom Franz, and German writer Sarah Stricker share their stories of loss and hope, revealing how, even after the Holocaust and the terrorist attack against the Israelis at the 1972 Munich Olympics, people can live together in peace and friendship. Through their personal journeys, they demonstrate that … Read more
Amidst the beauty of Mozambique lurks a long history of violence and conflict. The country’s tattered past, starting from the years of Portuguese colonial rule through a brutal civil war that killed over a million people, up until the present day where Islamic extremist groups threaten both peace and economic growth are explored in this … Read more
The documentary delves into the complex relationship between humans and animals, and how we justify our choices around what we eat. Through the lenses of cultural history, animal welfare, and nutrition, the documentary explores the cultural, historical, and psychological roots of meat consumption. The documentary features a diverse range of perspectives and experts, from a … Read more
In the documentary “Prisoners and Guards: A Study of Power Dynamics”, director Dina Struzzo dives deep into power dynamics and the roles of prisoners and guards. This groundbreaking piece of work explores how both sides interpret their roles in different ways – from the perspective of a prisoner to a guard. Struzzo highlights these varying … Read more
The documentary by Vice’s music division, Noisey, takes viewers on a journey to Englewood: one of the most dangerous areas in all of Chicago. The eight-part series gives viewers an intimate look at the life and career of Chief Keef, a prominent figure in Hip-Hop and Drill music. Chief Keef has gained attention for … Read more