China is a country of immense diversity, with many cultural, ethnic and social differences. In Émilie Aubry’s new documentary, viewers will explore the different faces of China from the inside out. Starting in Wuhan – the epicenter of the Covid-19 pandemic – viewers can delve into various Chinese provinces, discovering both commonalities and sharp contrasts … Read more
Germany is known globally for being one of the wealthiest countries on earth. Yet, the growing wealth gap is affecting countless people living within its borders, with many struggling to make ends meet. The upcoming documentary delves into the experiences of individuals from different economic backgrounds, as they explore what it means to be rich … Read more
Peter Lindbergh was a German photographer who became an international star thanks to his distinctive style. His black and white photographs are highly regarded and his snapshot of models in white shirts was named the best photograph of the 1990s by Vogue magazine. But who was Peter Lindbergh, really? This upcoming documentary delves into Lindbergh’s … Read more
Lucy Baker and Scott Campbell were living the high life in Ibiza, partying until the sun came up and soaking in all that the island had to offer. Little did they know, their summer of fun would turn into a nightmare when they became enticed by an offer too good to be true – a … Read more
Edgewood Arsenal in Maryland stands 90 miles north of Washington D.C. and has been the center of the United States Army’s research into chemical warfare since World War I. Within its laboratories, bizarre experiments were conducted to understand dose levels for nerve agents and chemical compounds, including the use of cats dosed with LSD. Animals … Read more
In the Atacama desert of Chile, huge heaps of unsold, used clothes have piled up over the years, a symbol of the disastrous environmental impact of the fast fashion industry. The desert dumping ground is home for many refugees from Venezuela, who are sifting through the textiles into hopelessness, looking for usable clothes. Meet Manuela … Read more
The attacks in France in January of 2015 were a tragedy that left the world reeling. In the wake of this atrocity, questions remain: How can France protect itself and its citizens? Does it have the financial means to do so? How has it managed to secure such funding? This documentary seeks to answer these … Read more
Landlocked and shrouded in historical mystery, Laos is an intriguing country to explore. It is home to dozens of forgotten tribes who reside in its vast rolling mountains and impenetrable jungles. One of the last remaining communist countries in the world, Laos has a unique aura of enigma and adventure. In the documentary, we follow … Read more
Reggie Yates heads to Ghana to live on one of the largest e-waste dumps in the world – Accra’s notorious Agbogbloshie. Working with a group of “burner boys”, grafting at the bottom of the ladder, Reggie discovers first-hand what life is like for the people who eke out a living on the site. Dumping e-waste … Read more
Pierre Brouwers’ documentary series, Honshu: A Discovery of Japan, brings viewers on a stunning journey across the largest island of Japan. From the mystical city of Kyoto with its Golden Pavilion and revered temples to Hiroshima’s famous A-bomb dome and Miyajima’s sacred island, the show paints an in-depth picture of the ancient traditions and modern … Read more