System Update is more than just a film—it’s a call to action for a better tomorrow. It explores how transformative political, economic, and social changes can shield communities from the devastating effects of climate change. Global support for these changes is clear, as highlighted by UN data. Offering fresh perspectives, bold ideas, and the spark … Read more
The Hunt for the Unabomber is a gripping documentary that sheds light on the hunt to capture Ted Kaczynski, a highly intelligent mathematical genius who waged a seventeen-year bombing campaign against those involved with modern technology. Dubbed the ‘Unabomber’ due to his attacks targeting universities and airline companies, Kaczynski sought to spark discussion about the … Read more
Hungry for Change is an eye-opening documentary that uncovers the secrets behind modern-day food, diet and weight-loss industries. Featuring interviews from some of the world’s leading diet and health experts, Hungry for Change exposes how deceptive marketing strategies have been used to promote nutritionally poor foods and keep people coming back for more. With its … Read more
been forgotten – the story of how many indigenous people were cruelly and unjustly displayed in exhibitions throughout America during the twentieth century. This shocking display of scientific racism was at its most prevalent during the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904, where an entire village of Oglala Sioux people from South Dakota were … Read more
Human Nature is an eye-opening documentary that explores the implications of CRISPR, a revolutionary gene-editing tool developed in 2013. This documentary provides an important look at the potential risks and rewards of using CRISPR technology to treat genetic diseases, potentially eliminating the suffering of those afflicted by them. The film brings together scientists, ethical experts … Read more
The documentary film How Steve Jobs Changed the World provides a fascinating glimpse into the life of one of the most influential figures in modern history. Jobs is credited with revolutionizing how we use technology, from the introduction of the personal computer to advances in entertainment and communication. Jobs’ vision of a computer for everyone … Read more
In September 2005, long after Hurricane Katrina had ravaged the city of New Orleans and left thousands displaced, those remaining in Orleans Parish Prison were still shackled and waiting for their rescue. This inspiring documentary showcases the harrowing tales of those who persevered through one of America’s greatest tragedies. Eye-witness accounts provide a unique insight … Read more
Racer Drive is an intense and adrenaline-filled racing game that will keep players on the edge of their seats. In this fast-paced journey, you take control of a spaceship and fly through a computer-generated world full of obstacles and color-coded hoops. The further you progress in the game, the higher the speed and the more … Read more
Interviewing a group of women aged between eighteen and twenty-five, the filmmakers tell the story of how the soaring demand for pornographic material featuring younger women attracts thousands into amateur porn. As they find out, amateur porn is a thriving business that cuts across the realms of both forced sex trade and a disintegrating society … Read more
The documentary Princes of the Yen, directed by Michael Oswald and based on a book by professor Richard Werner, explores the ways in which central banks have the power to shape our economic, political and social realities. In this film, viewers are taken on a journey deep into the bowels of international finance as they … Read more