Amazing look into the world of snakes and their place in the modern world with Rob Bredl. Snakes being very misunderstood creatures get shown in this documentary in a fantastic light dispelling most, if not all, baseless myths about snakes. Well worth the watch for nature lovers.
Nowadays, social media has taken over our lives. Are you living the life that you post? That is a question many of us ask on a daily basis. This short documentary features a career driven woman who’s living the life she’s always dreamed of. The catch is she is living that life online. One day, … Read more
Movement and dance are extremely expressive, and they allow you to escape the reality and world and let loose. Dancing is one of the most releasing and necessary of all activities. Sadly, we often hold back from the worry that we cannot dance. But that is just BS. This documentary will remind you that there … Read more
Technocalyps is the brainchild of Frank Theys, a Belgian visual artist and filmmaker, wherein he explores the intriguing prospect of trans-humans being the next in the series of evolution after human beings. The three part documentary includes interviews by top experts and thinkers on the subject worldwide and focuses on this core issue of exceeding … Read more
In 2007, the abandoned children of the BBC documentary Bulgaria caused an international outcry, because the images were so shocking drop to witness in a country that had just become a member of the European Union. The spectators were overwhelmed by emotion and anger to see Bulgarian children brutality and death before his eyes when … Read more
The documentary The Case for Christ follows reporter Lee Strobel as interviewing a number of religious and historical scholars to find out if there is any evidence of the resurrection, and to discover the historical veracity of the New Testament. In discussing the case of Christ, Strobel questioned by experts and recognized authorities in their … Read more
In a pretty Cotswold village, a mystery has been puzzling residents for decades. Following the death of local boy scout Karl Smith in 1947, mysterious gifts and messages began appearing on his grave in Prestbury. Despite his sister Ann Kear’s best efforts, the identity of the visitor has never been revealed. Journalist Camila Ruz joins … Read more
What if your brain at 77 were as plastic as it was at 7? What if you could learn Mandarin with the ease of a toddler or play Rachmaninoff without breaking a sweat? A growing understanding of neuroplasticity suggests these fantasies could one day become reality. Brain plasticity, also known as neuroplasticity, is a term … Read more
If we dedicate ourselves 100% and believe in the goal, we can achieve unthinkable things. The human body can do amazing things when you believe in it. This documentary is a very proof of that. Showing what marathons go through when they run, this documentary explores the ITU long distance triathlon course. World Championships tests … Read more
Did you know that the average cruising speed of emergency helicopters is 120 miles per hour? That is all thanks to the exceptional engineering. Inside, these helicopters feature an innovative technology that is far from everything else. Of course, the pilot plays a role. Pilots need special skills to sit in the airplanes on the … Read more