Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison, a dedicated environmentalist couple, set out on an incredible journey to raise awareness about the plight of 120,000 caribou. The couple followed the herd’s 1500 km migration across the Arctic tundra on foot, hoping to document their struggle for survival. This journey was turned into a feature-length documentary that is … Read more
The Tsaatans, also known as the Reindeer Herders of the North, is a small indigenous people living in the northernmost tip of Mongolia. Their ancient traditions have been passed on for centuries and they are renowned for their relationship with their reindeer. The documentary “The Lords of the Animals” follows Tsaatan families through their everyday … Read more
Hartheim Castle in Austria was once a centre for those with physical or mental disabilities. However, from 1939 to 1944, it was used as part of the Nazis’ ‘final solution’ in the lead-up to World War II. Hundreds of buses full of people with Down’s Syndrome, epilepsy and other disabilities arrived daily at the castle … Read more
Looking for an exciting documentary that explores unexpected connections between everyday items? You might be intrigued by “How it Works”, a film that delves into the fascinating worlds of avocados, bicycle locks, tea lights, and wrapping paper. Through captivating visuals and insightful interviews, you’ll learn about the stories behind these seemingly mundane objects and gain … Read more
The rugged Highlands of Papua New Guinea are home to some of the most challenging driving routes in the world. With few roads connecting remote populations, goods are transported by intrepid drivers over treacherous terrain. The Highland Highway is the only way, a treacherous path that winds its way through mountainous forests and across dangerous … Read more
Humans have long been the dominant species on our planet. We have achieved remarkable feats of technological progress, scientific discoveries and creative endeavors, standing in stark contrast to all other hominid species such as the Neanderthals who coexisted with us for thousands of years. But why did we prevail? How did we develop the power … Read more
Chemistry has been a captivating subject of study for centuries, and now you can find out why with the new three-part documentary series from professor of theoretical physics Jim Al-Khalili. In this journey through the incredible story of how elements were discovered and mapped, viewers are transported to a world of discovery and innovation that … Read more
Chemistry is a fundamental force in the universe that affects us all – from the food we eat to the air we breathe and beyond. In this six-part documentary series, Professor Steven Ley from Cambridge University takes viewers on a journey through how some of these processes work. In one episode, Professor Ley discusses the … Read more
In the age of artificial intelligence, students at German University have a new teaching assistant who is creating a lot of buzz: Yuki, a humanoid robot with advanced capabilities. Yuki is helping English language professor Jürgen Handke revolutionize education in multiple ways, using cutting-edge digital technologies to enhance his teaching and deliver personalized support to … Read more
From snow-capped mountains to the depths of the ocean, microplastics are omnipresent. Created by modern society’s obsession with plastics, they pose a potential catastrophic hazard to our well-being and the environment we live in. Christian Laforsch and Seema Agarwal are trailblazing researchers tackling this problem head-on.Christian and his team from the University of Bayreuth use … Read more