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Ecstasy Rising

Ecstasy Rising

The history of MDMA, more popularly known as ecstasy, is a fascinating and complex story that ABC News television documentary with Peter Jennings is sure to explore in depth. With an estimated 1.8 million Americans expected to try the drug for the first time in 2004, it’s clear that Ecstasy’s popularity has surged since its … Read more

Animals Like Us : Animal Adoption – Wildlife Documentary

Animals Like Us : Animal Adoption – Wildlife Documentary

Altruism has long been thought to be one of the most perplexing behaviors in nature. It goes against the grain of survival of the fittest, a cornerstone of Darwin’s theory of evolution. Yet, it is seen across numerous species, from bees and dolphins to lions and primates, including adoption of other animals’ offspring. In the … Read more

Witnesses of the Shoah: Faces and memories

Witnesses of the Shoah: Faces and memories

Lest We Forget’ is the title of a project by German photographer Luigi Toscano. Over several years he has been taking pictures of Holocaust survivors. It’s a race against time that has pushed Toscano to his emotional limits over and over. Luigi Toscano has photographed over 400 survivors of the Shoah the world over and … Read more

El Salvador’s extreme anti-abortion laws

El Salvador’s extreme anti-abortion laws

Teodora: The Resistance is a documentary that sheds light on the strict abortion laws in El Salvador, which leave women facing up to 50 years in prison for having a miscarriage. In this stringently Catholic nation, the ban on abortion is absolute, regardless of the circumstances. Women who miscarry are often wrongfully accused of murder, … Read more

Kidnapped brides in Kyrgyzstan

Kidnapped brides in Kyrgyzstan

In the documentary “Third Person”, a young Kyrgyz woman named Damira takes a stand against the ancient tradition of bride kidnapping, which still persists in Kyrgyzstan. Every year, thousands of young women are kidnapped and forced to marry. Against all odds, Damira is fighting to change this. Through her campaigns and activism, she has become … Read more

Görlitz woos residents

Görlitz woos residents

In the charming provincial town of Görlitz, Germany, one-third of its 55,000 residents are over the age of 65. The town’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Ecological and Revitalizing Urban Transformation, or IZS, has come up with a creative solution to fight its population’s ageing. By offering a one-month rent-free apartment, along with support to work and … Read more

HOW IT WORKS – Wood Burning Stove

HOW IT WORKS – Wood Burning Stove

When it comes to alternative energy sources, wood burning stoves have been around for centuries. They provide an efficient and cost-effective heating solution that can help reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Not only can wood burning stoves help a household save money, but they are also better for the environment than traditional methods of heating. … Read more

World’s Biggest Air Package Handling Facility | Mega Air |

World’s Biggest Air Package Handling Facility | Mega Air |

Mega Air, the documentary series, takes you on an awe-inspiring journey behind the scenes of the 6 trillion-dollar air freight industry. Through this series, you get an exclusive privileged access to the world’s biggest air package handling facility located at UPS Worldport. The facility ingeniously sorts up to 2 million items per night for worldwide … Read more

Thailand: No More Tourists

Thailand: No More Tourists

The picturesque island of Phuket in Thailand is well known as a prime vacation destination, thanks to its stunning beaches and lush green scenery. However, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Thai government has taken drastic steps to protect locals by effectively closing its borders. This means that visitors wishing to come to Phuk … Read more

How Women Fight Against Chinese Family Planning Policies

How Women Fight Against Chinese Family Planning Policies

China’s One-Child Policy, which was implemented in 1979, was considered one of the most controversial policies of modern times. Though the policy was officially abolished in 2015, the harsh measures it imposed continue to impact Chinese society. The documentary “China: In the mood for life,” provides an eye-opening investigation into the human cost of the … Read more