In the northern region of Mongolia, children brave treacherous conditions to attend school. The documentary, “Journey to School in Mongolia,” follows the lives of Tuguldur, a 10-year-old nomadic boy, and Delgertsetseg, a 12-year-old nomadic girl, as they embark on their daily journey to school. Tuguldur’s Story Every day, Tuguldur rides his horse alone to school. … Read more
For years, fears have been growing about the emergence of far-right groups within the German police and military. Now, investigative journalist Dirk Laabs claims that radical conspirators are actively preparing a coup against the government. Laabs has found evidence that far-right groups illegally gained access to government ammunition, and have stockpiled weapons as part of … Read more
In the aftermath of the ISIS siege of Marawi in 2017, the southern Philippines has become a hotspot for terrorist activity. The violent aftermath of this conflict led to many people still living in refugee camps or other emergency shelters, and the reconstruction of the city could take years. The terror group’s capture of Marawi … Read more
There’s a political shift in Europe, echoing the discontent that let Donald Trump win the US presidency. Right-wing populists are gaining momentum, and they are expected to make significant strides in this year’s European Parliament elections. With this groundswell of support comes a veritable rejection of everything from multiculturalism to globalism. In the crosshairs of … Read more
Nestled in the heart of the Appalachian mountains is West Virginia – known to many as “Wild, Wonderful West Virginia.” But behind the picturesque views hides a dark secret. In a labyrinth of low tunnels, miners crawl on their hands and knees for hours on end, battling for coal in constant darkness. This is the … Read more
Five years after the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti, the country continues to grapple with poverty, displacement and trauma. The country is plagued with slow development due to lack of infrastructure, and travelling from one side of the country to the other can take up to ten hours by a single unreliable bus. The documentary … Read more
Germany’s prosperous auto industry has long played an essential role in the country’s success, fueling its growth and prosperity. But the COVID-19 pandemic turned the tide for the industry, throwing a spanner in the works. Amidst the chaos, a new documentary delves deep into the industry’s inner workings, examining its past, present, and future. The … Read more
Italy is famous for its beautiful countryside full of hilly landscapes, breathtaking panoramas, and picturesque hamlets. But small towns and villages are dying out due to lack of jobs and poor infrastructure, driving people to leave. As a result, more Italians are migrating to big cities, and every year around 200,000 leave to go abroad. … Read more
The Dark Web” is a gripping documentary that delves into the dark underbelly of the internet. Unfolding in two parts, it presents a world that exists beyond the positive facade of social media, communication apps and platforms. In part one, “Sextortion,” viewers will learn about an illicit practice that has emerged from the proliferation of … Read more
KONY 2012 is an eye-opening documentary created by Invisible Children and released in March of 2012. It was designed to increase public awareness of the brutal warlord, Joseph Kony, and to build support for his arrest and trial. For more than two decades, Joseph Kony has been leading the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), a militia … Read more