Criminal Minds on MSNBC is a documentary that every person interested in self-defense should watch. It’s part of the Lockup series and features some of the most violent inmates interviewed by the show. Nine of these criminals recount their crimes with chilling detail, and provide insight into their lives behind bars. The documentary not only … Read more
Lock N’ Load with R. Lee Ermey is a must-watch documentary series on The History Channel, hosted by the veteran actor and Vietnam War veteran, R. Lee Ermey. In each episode, Ermey takes viewers on an in-depth exploration of the development of military weaponry throughout the centuries, showcasing key advancements in technology and demonstrating their … Read more
The size zero trend has been negatively affecting women worldwide, encouraging them to become dangerously thin without anyone knowing. This documentary takes a closer look at the lives of those influenced by this trend—from Kellie’s struggles to reach the desired weight to Victoria’s internal conflict between her natural body and society’s expectations. In an unprecedented … Read more
The Empire Files have done it again with their latest documentary, Exposing Steve Bannon. In this searing portrait of the mastermind behind the Trump presidency, no punches are pulled in its critique of Bannon’s motivations and questionable character. Bannon served in the US Navy from 1976 to 1983 and developed a strong political stance on … Read more
The documentary Exposing Jeffrey Epstein gives us an in-depth look into the life and mysterious death of billionaire rapist Jeffrey Epstein. A successful financier, he lived a life of extravagance and luxury, but hid a sinister predilection for underage girls.llegedly ran an Epstein a underground operation to traffic these young victims, leading to questions about the power … Read more
In Stadthaushotel Hamburg, Europe’s first ‘integration hotel,’ people with disabilities hold qualified positions, proving that they can perform demanding jobs. Hospitality is the industry of choice, and they do it with passion, exceeding guests’ expectations. The hotel was founded by parents of disabled children who wanted to give them the possibility to live independently. The … Read more
Third Person is a documentary that shines a light on the devastating aftermath of the Bosnian War. It’s been over two decades since the war ended, yet hundreds of thousands of land mines still remain embedded in the ground, posing a continuous threat to the safety and lives of the people living in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The … Read more
African immigrants in Spain endure harsh working and living conditions as they tend to and harvest vegetables for European supermarkets. In the daytime, they are confined to plastic greenhouses where the produce grows. As the sun sets, they retire to makeshift sleeping quarters in plastic tents next to the farms, where they lack basic amenities … Read more
Coming from Durban, South Africa, Menzi Mngoma was a taxi driver who entertained his passengers with his sweet singing voice. After a former rider captured and shared a video of Menzi’s incredible talents online, his life took a sharp and unexpected turn. Suddenly his phone was ringing off the hook with offers for performances, castings … Read more
Roads are often seen as grey strips of asphalt that enable us to travel and trade, but they are much more than that – they are essential lifelines of humanity. Throughout centuries, roads have been full of stories and history which can be heard just by walking or driving down them. Unfortunately, in certain countries … Read more