How important are money in your life? And subjects for that matter? Are you a materialist or not? This documentary explores the philosophy of materialism. Does materialism work to destroy our identities, environment, and experience? How dependent are we on money? And how far are we ready to go in order to earn more money. … Read more
Naked Science is an American narrative TV arrangement that debuted in 2004 on the National Geographic Channel and went through November 2011. The system highlighted different subjects identified with science and innovation. A percentage of the perspectives communicated may be considered periphery or pseudo-science, and a portion of the researchers may introduce suppositions which have not been legitimately companion audited or … Read more
Some people spend their entire life finding themselves. Finding that self-discovery is a challenging task. Who we are? Why are we doing what we are doing? Add in stereotypes from society, and some people might even have harder time to discover themselves. Transgender people fall into that category. This is a documentary about Chase, a … Read more
‘The English Surgeon’ is an award winning documentary film made by BBC based on the work of Henry Thomas Marsh, born in 1950, a leading British neurosurgeon, and a pioneer of neurosurgical progress in Ukraine.‘The English Surgeon’ is an award winning documentary film made by BBC based on the work of Henry Thomas Marsh, born in … Read more
“Inside Secret Government Warehouses directed by NBC News award-winning journalist Lester Holt, throws open the question what exactly is hidden behind heavily guarded doors of the government. Is it powerful religious artifacts, alien body part or UFO wreckage? The documentary is inspired by Syfy’s hit series Warehouse 13. In the film Lester Holt takes a global expedition to reveal the … Read more
This gripping and engaging documentary follows the lives of the teenagers who are surpisingly obsessed about their bodies and go to extreme lengths to build up themselves to such an extent that it becomes a clinical problem. Three young bodybuilders are tracked and insightful information is gleaned to find out how they got to the … Read more
Is there a way to convert recyclable material into art? This documentary will provide a heartwarming story of the community of catadores, the people who collect and recycle various materials, turning them into a form of art. This documentary is directed by Lucy Walker with the help from Karen Harley and Joao Jardim. The executive … Read more
In summer 2007, at a site in Ireland, archaeologists were uncovering layers of graves. They were astonished to find two skeletons with large stones lodged in their jaws. This was exceptional; all the other skeletons in the cemetery had been normal Christian burials. The archaeologists believe that the skeletons were treated as if they were … Read more
In the past several years, environmentalists and green movement activists have warned about the potential of China’s love for meat. The country came by its love of meat only recently. In the 1960s, the average Chinese person consumed less than 5kg of meat annually, or close to 11 pounds. But following the market-driven reform and … Read more
If you thought crossing a border is a simple task, think again. Yes, most borders are a straight line. And you can cross them easily. But there are more than 190 sovereign countries in the world. Think about how many borders are out there. And not all of them fall under the normal category. The … Read more