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Extreme Jobs: Antiterrorist Team, Bamboo Scaffolder, Crab Fisherman | Retro Docs

Extreme Jobs: Antiterrorist Team, Bamboo Scaffolder, Crab Fisherman | Retro Docs

We live in an age of fascinating and captivating documentaries, none of which are more gripping than the documentary ‘Extreme Jobs’. In this eye-opening exposé, we explore the world of some of its most daring professions: antiterrorist teams, bamboo scaffolders, and crab fishers. The movie starts by taking us around the globe to meet people … Read more

World’s Largest Flower Auction & Extreme Transport of a Racing Car | Mega Air

World’s Largest Flower Auction & Extreme Transport of a Racing Car | Mega Air

Mega Air, a documentary series, has lifted the lid on the world of air freight – a colossal industry driving global commerce across the skies. In this groundbreaking documentary, the viewer will see a detailed insight into the billion-dollar industry and its intense operations. The series explores various aspects of the incredible industry, from the … Read more

The Lost Pyramids of Caral

The Lost Pyramids of Caral

The world-renowned ancient city of Caral in Peru is a remarkable archaeological site that has captivated the minds of historians and archaeologists. The staggering pyramids located at Caral date back to 2,627 BC—the same age as the pyramids of Egypt—and are an incredible sight to behold. Spanning an area of 15 football fields on the … Read more

The Lost Gospels

The Lost Gospels

Anglican priest Pete Owen Jones presents an eye-opening documentary that dives into the unknown depths of ancient Christian texts that never made it into the New Testament. These works portray a Jesus far different from the one found in our traditional books; here he does not die, but instead takes revenge on his enemies and … Read more

Why is Fraser Island the most dangerous island in the world?

Why is Fraser Island the most dangerous island in the world?

Fraser Island is a paradise that’s both awe-inspiring and dangerous. Located in Australia, Fraser Island is the largest sand island on Earth, with 15 kilometers of breathtaking coastline. Fans of nature and adventure will find plenty to explore here, but should be aware of the island’s more sinister inhabitants: sharks, snakes, and wild dogs. This … Read more

Lost in Space: Gemini 8

Lost in Space: Gemini 8

Gemini 8 was a groundbreaking mission for NASA’s Gemini program, as it marked the first docking of two spacecraft in orbit. Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott were aboard the mission, tasked with testing out the new technology. What should have been a successful mission however, quickly turned into disaster when an in-space system failure … Read more

Long Island Serial Killer

Long Island Serial Killer

The unsolved murders at Long Island have been a chilling mystery that has gripped the attention of the nation. In December, what started as a routine search by a Suffolk County detective and his dog became a case of 10 unsolved homicides. The victims were all women, four of whom had advertised on Craigslist, and … Read more

Faceless: Inside Hong Kong’s Fight for Freedom

Faceless: Inside Hong Kong’s Fight for Freedom

The 2019 uprising in Hong Kong was a breath-taking and ultimately tragic example of a pro-democracy struggle in the face of an authoritarian regime. In Faceless, an intimate documentary film by director Thomas Fok, four anonymous – and young – protesters take up the fight to safeguard their way of life and individual freedoms from … Read more

Extraordinary People: The Rainman Twins

Extraordinary People: The Rainman Twins

Flo and Kay are the world’s only female autistic savant twins, a rare condition that has enabled them to possess extraordinary abilities far beyond their expected levels of capability. They each have an impressive memory for facts, dates and the weather, even recalling what they had for breakfast on any given day in their lives. … Read more

Open borders and elderly care

Open borders and elderly care

Meet Donata, a Polish middle-aged care worker who travel between her work in Germany and family in Poland. Every few months, Donata spends weeks looking after an 80-year-old dementia patient in Baden-Württemberg before embarking on a 16-hour bus journey back to her hometown, where she takes over from her son caring for her husband. This … Read more