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The Age of Stupid

The Age of Stupid

The Age of Stupid, a British documentary released in 2009 directed by Franny Armstrong (McLibel), is an eye-opening look into the devastating effects of our current climate crisis. The movie is semi-dramatized, featuring the renowned actor Pete Postlethwaite portraying a man living alone in a future world of 2055 destroyed by global warming. As he … Read more

Everyday life in Kenya’s capital Nairobi

Everyday life in Kenya’s capital Nairobi

The bustling hustle and bustle of the Kangemi bridge in Nairobi, Kenya is a sight to behold. For years, the bridge has served as a vital link between the slum district of Kangemi and Nairobi’s more prosperous areas. It is a place of commerce where one can find vegetables, hot soup, haircuts, and even a … Read more

Colombia: The long road to peace after the civil war

Colombia: The long road to peace after the civil war

The peace treaty signed in 2016 between the Marxist FARC guerillas and Colombian government was a historic moment in the country’s history, marking the end of a 50-year civil war. However, three years later, the question remains, is Colombia really at peace? The documentary “Colombia at Peace?” directed by Uli Stelzner aims to answer this … Read more

New York fifteen years after 9/11

New York fifteen years after 9/11

For the last decade and a half, New York City has undergone a transformative metamorphosis. And yet, to many, the city remains the same as it was fifteen years ago. From the bustling streets of Manhattan to the trendy neighborhoods of Brooklyn, New York Fifteen Years After takes you on a journey to uncover the … Read more

Age of Consent: Canada’s Original Vigilante Pedophile Hunter

Age of Consent: Canada’s Original Vigilante Pedophile Hunter

Justin Payne and his cameraman Gerry have taken it upon themselves to ‘name and shame’ sexual predators around the Toronto area. Through their vigilantism, they have publicly shamed hundreds of predators in an attempt to take a stand against child exploitation. A new VICE documentary has been released that follows Justin Payne’s intense late-night encounters … Read more

Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland

Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland

Twenty years have passed since the Good Friday Agreement was signed, but the specter of violence still looms over Northern Ireland. In this documentary, viewers are taken on a journey through the streets of Belfast, where peace remains a tenuous concept. Despite the ongoing clashes between Protestants and Catholics, Mairéad O’Donnell has dedicated her life … Read more

Deadliest Roads | Colombia/Venezuela

Deadliest Roads | Colombia/Venezuela

Exploring the Risks and Rewards of Fuel Smuggling across the Colombia-Venezuela Border What is the life of a fuel smuggler like? It’s hard to imagine until you see it with your own eyes. A new documentary explores the fascinating yet risky profession of fuel smuggling across the border between Colombia and Venezuela. The region – … Read more

China: Forced Confessions

China: Forced Confessions

In recent years, Chinese public broadcaster CCTV has been airing a disturbing trend of forced confessions during prime time television – a harsh strategy used by authorities to stifle dissent and maintain control. This insidious form of national humiliation has targeted those who have dared to challenge the authority of the Chinese government, making it … Read more

After Armageddon

After Armageddon

The apocalypse is a terrifying prospect to consider, but its potential reality has been made all too clear by past acts of destruction throughout history. From Hiroshima to 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and beyond, these events have left an indelible mark on our world. While the gravity of their effects continue to reverberate through time, it’s … Read more

Africa’s Cowboy Capitalists

Africa’s Cowboy Capitalists

Ian Cox is an ambitious entrepreneur who has made a career out of taking risks and breaking boundaries in the business world. He first made a name for himself by hustling and selling merchandise across Africa, but he truly made his mark when he secured a contract with the United Nations to transport equipment from … Read more