This past March marked the one-year anniversary of a horrific event that unfolded in Austin, Texas. For 19 days, a bomber terrorized the city, creating an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. The suspect behind these attacks was Mark Anthony Conditt, a 23 year old man who had left behind six bombs that had killed two … Read more
The 20th century was one of the most violent centuries in history, and it can be largely attributed to the ideology of communism. Over 120 million innocent lives were taken through executions, torture, terror, and more – simply for their class or religious beliefs. The real tragedy of this ideology is that it promised equality, … Read more
The world of the not-so-distant future could be drastically different than what we are experiencing today. If temperatures continue to plummet, in some parts of the Northern Hemisphere, to -90 Fahrenheit, life as we know it could come to a screeching halt. At -130 degrees, public transportation would become unsafe and those caught outside would … Read more
On April 26th, 1986, the small town of Chernobyl in northern Ukraine was irrevocably changed when one of the reactors at the city’s nuclear power plant suffered a catastrophic meltdown. The event, now known as the Chernobyl disaster, is considered to be the most significant reactor failure in the history of nuclear power. The reactor, … Read more
Krakatoa: The Great Volcanic Eruption is a feature-length docudrama that brings viewers back to the catastrophic eruption that shook the world in 1883. Through computer generated graphics and reenactments drawn from preserved journal entries, this film tells an incredible story of one of the most important geological events in scientific history. The Sunda Strait between … Read more
The Auschwitz Album is an incredibly powerful and rare visual document of the horrific mass murder that occurred at Auschwitz-Birkenau during World War II. Donated to Yad Vashem by Lilly Jacob-Zelmanovic Meier, the photos contained within it were taken in late May or early June 1944 by Ernst Hofmann and Bernhard Walter, two SS men … Read more
Kosovo: Can You Imagine? is an important documentary film directed by the acclaimed Canadian filmmaker Boris Malagurski, which chronicles the struggles of Kosovo Serbs in the 21st century. It highlights the grave human rights issues they face every day, and how their religious and cultural freedoms are being threatened. The story of Kosovo begins with … Read more
The Koch brothers are a prime example of how the top 1% have become more powerful than ever, and their wealth and influence are affecting all aspects of society. As the second largest privately held corporation in the United States, Koch Industries has investments that span oil and gas, paper products, forestry, consumer goods, plastics … Read more
The American Dream is a captivating 30-minute animated documentary that shines a light on the deceptive nature of our government system. It is a wake-up call to all citizens who have been misled and taken advantage of as they strive for the American Dream. This ambitious project delves into the intricate details of how our … Read more
Louis Theroux’s latest documentary delves into the world of “Introduction Services” in Thailand, exploring the phenomenon wherein foreign men seek out Thai women for marriage. In this captivating feature, Theroux conducts interviews with various parties involved in the process, including matchmakers and the prospective brides and grooms. Through these conversations, he sheds light on both … Read more