Bullying is an all too common problem in our society, particularly among children. It can take many forms – from physical aggression to social exclusion and cyberbullying – and often results in a victim feeling powerless and overwhelmed. Sadly, some have even taken their own lives as a result of severe bullying, known as ‘bullycide’. … Read more
What’s the story behind the world’s most sought-after delicacy- oysters? How do oyster farmers face the challenges of a profession that’s at the mercy of nature’s whims? How does human activity affect the quality of water, and subsequently, the fate of oyster farms? The Oyster Farmers” uncovers the big question of mortality that (if not … Read more
The documentary explores the fascinating stories of Vadim Minsyuk and Yuri Andreyev, two men who fled the war in the east of Ukraine in 2014 and resettled near the exclusion zone around Chernobyl. Living with the risk of radiation is better than staying in a war zone, and despite the danger, they decided to move … Read more
Since the war in Ukraine, thousands of Russians have fled to Georgia – seeking refuge from state persecution and western sanctions. Despite the dangers of displacement, many Georgians are skeptical and even hostile towards these new arrivals, given the sour history between the two countries. The documentary film, told in third-person, explores the journey of … Read more
George Shelley’s story of grief and recovery has become a beacon of hope for those who have lost loved ones. His documentary, George Shelley: Learning to Grieve, offers an intimate look into the bereavement process and offers insight into how we can all cope with tragedy. The film follows George as he comes to terms … Read more
In this new documentary series, viewers are taken on an eye-opening journey to explore how Chinese enterprises have established themselves in different markets in Africa. Focusing on water supply infrastructure across Angola and Zanzibar, the sixth episode delves deep into the challenges, strategies, and success stories of their operations. Combining rich visuals and on-the-ground reporting, … Read more
On the surface, Qatar is a colorful Arab country filled with sheikhs and big business. However, dig deeper and you’ll discover that nearly 90% of the country’s population are migrant workers without Qatari citizenship. In fact, it’s the highest such rate in the world. Yet for the Qataris themselves and the millions of guest workers … Read more
The Berlin Wall once stood as an infamous symbol of division, cutting through the city of Berlin and separating a nation into two distinct halves, East and West Germany. Rising in 1961 and standing tall for 28 years, the Wall became a symbol of oppression, as people who lived near the wall were frequently subjected … Read more
The world of body modification is becoming increasingly popular, and those who choose to undergo it do so for many different reasons. One of these reasons is the desire to become their favorite animal. In recent years, more and more people are turning to body modification techniques like tattoos, pointed ears, and filed teeth to … Read more
The pandemic has sent shockwaves through the globalized economy, disrupting supply chains and bringing industries to their knees. The risks of interconnectedness have never been more apparent. As the crisis deepens, some are beginning to wonder whether globalization has had its day. This documentary takes a close look at the issue of global dependencies, examining … Read more