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During ancient China’s great floods, one man led the nation to safety, took the throne, and divided the land into nine kingdoms.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

For years, allegations of war crimes have swirled around Australia’s special forces in Afghanistan. Australian prosecutors have been investigating a small group of elite special forces who stand accused of committing and covering up the murder of civilians in Afghanistan. With exclusive footage and testimony from a former special forces operative, this documentary reveals a shocking culture of mur

The Tigris River, which was the site of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia, still flows majestically through Baghdad, Iraq's capital. In March2003, the area around this river underwent intense airstrikes by U.S. and British forces. The U.S. armed forces gained control of Baghdad. Journalist Watai Takeharu witnessed the moment when the bronze statue of then-president Saddam Hussein was pulled

At 30, Hugo & Paul left France behind. For one year, they backpacked to central Asia. I met them in Bulgaria—just days to understand why they fled.

During ancient China’s great floods, one man led the nation to safety, took the throne, and divided the land into nine kingdoms.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

For years, allegations of war crimes have swirled around Australia’s special forces in Afghanistan. Australian prosecutors have been investigating a small group of elite special forces who stand accused of committing and covering up the murder of civilians in Afghanistan. With exclusive footage and testimony from a former special forces operative, this documentary reveals a shocking culture of mur

The Tigris River, which was the site of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia, still flows majestically through Baghdad, Iraq's capital. In March2003, the area around this river underwent intense airstrikes by U.S. and British forces. The U.S. armed forces gained control of Baghdad. Journalist Watai Takeharu witnessed the moment when the bronze statue of then-president Saddam Hussein was pulled

At 30, Hugo & Paul left France behind. For one year, they backpacked to central Asia. I met them in Bulgaria—just days to understand why they fled.

Come visit Chengde Mountain Retreat: hunting grounds to sharpen the faltering Qing army, and an imperial sanctuary.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

Abigail Child has been at the vanguard of experimental media since the 1980s. In her latest project, she offers viewers an eerie look into the present and future of AI, through the perspectives of scientists, entrepreneurs and a Black lesbian robot. Child’s thought-provoking film considers the emerging technology’s ethical and emotional implications, presenting a speculative, not-too-distant futur

Hundreds of feet beneath Ghana's jungles, sweat-soaked miners squeeze through tiny crevices. Considered outlaws by the government, these 'galamsey' are digging raw gold, feeding an insatiable global industry. As the gold rush draws both local prospectors and eager foreign corporations to the impoverished nation, struggling families must decide whether to put their kids in school or take a gamble b

A reluctant taxidermist, a former saxophonist, guides us through the grim, meticulous art of preserving life, stitch by precise stitch.

Come visit Chengde Mountain Retreat: hunting grounds to sharpen the faltering Qing army, and an imperial sanctuary.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

Abigail Child has been at the vanguard of experimental media since the 1980s. In her latest project, she offers viewers an eerie look into the present and future of AI, through the perspectives of scientists, entrepreneurs and a Black lesbian robot. Child’s thought-provoking film considers the emerging technology’s ethical and emotional implications, presenting a speculative, not-too-distant futur

Hundreds of feet beneath Ghana's jungles, sweat-soaked miners squeeze through tiny crevices. Considered outlaws by the government, these 'galamsey' are digging raw gold, feeding an insatiable global industry. As the gold rush draws both local prospectors and eager foreign corporations to the impoverished nation, struggling families must decide whether to put their kids in school or take a gamble b

A reluctant taxidermist, a former saxophonist, guides us through the grim, meticulous art of preserving life, stitch by precise stitch.

Come visit Chengde Mountain Retreat: hunting grounds to sharpen the faltering Qing army, and an imperial sanctuary.

Come visit Chengde Mountain Retreat: hunting grounds to sharpen the faltering Qing army, and an imperial sanctuary.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

Abigail Child has been at the vanguard of experimental media since the 1980s. In her latest project, she offers viewers an eerie look into the present and future of AI, through the perspectives of scientists, entrepreneurs and a Black lesbian robot. Child’s thought-provoking film considers the emerging technology’s ethical and emotional implications, presenting a speculative, not-too-distant futur

Hundreds of feet beneath Ghana's jungles, sweat-soaked miners squeeze through tiny crevices. Considered outlaws by the government, these 'galamsey' are digging raw gold, feeding an insatiable global industry. As the gold rush draws both local prospectors and eager foreign corporations to the impoverished nation, struggling families must decide whether to put their kids in school or take a gamble b

A reluctant taxidermist, a former saxophonist, guides us through the grim, meticulous art of preserving life, stitch by precise stitch.

Come visit Chengde Mountain Retreat: hunting grounds to sharpen the faltering Qing army, and an imperial sanctuary.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

Abigail Child has been at the vanguard of experimental media since the 1980s. In her latest project, she offers viewers an eerie look into the present and future of AI, through the perspectives of scientists, entrepreneurs and a Black lesbian robot. Child’s thought-provoking film considers the emerging technology’s ethical and emotional implications, presenting a speculative, not-too-distant futur

Hundreds of feet beneath Ghana's jungles, sweat-soaked miners squeeze through tiny crevices. Considered outlaws by the government, these 'galamsey' are digging raw gold, feeding an insatiable global industry. As the gold rush draws both local prospectors and eager foreign corporations to the impoverished nation, struggling families must decide whether to put their kids in school or take a gamble b

A reluctant taxidermist, a former saxophonist, guides us through the grim, meticulous art of preserving life, stitch by precise stitch.

In Mogao’s caves, murals of deities shifted over centuries: masculine forms with beards became effeminized, now appearing as women.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Two students leave Canada for the 2011 Libyan revolution. Hamid, eager, fights for Misrata. Tarek, wary, struggles. Their two stories among millions.

All White in Barking probes white residents’ attitudes toward immigrant neighbours. Through shocking, humorous interviews, it vividly pictures prejudices in multicultural Britain

Climate change floods Bangladesh. Janahara bought ducks to survive. A film of women adapting to our warming world.

Joe, son of Michael Leahy, navigates his mixed heritage on his Papua coffee plantation, filmed at the clash of tribalism and capitalism.

In Mogao’s caves, murals of deities shifted over centuries: masculine forms with beards became effeminized, now appearing as women.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Two students leave Canada for the 2011 Libyan revolution. Hamid, eager, fights for Misrata. Tarek, wary, struggles. Their two stories among millions.

All White in Barking probes white residents’ attitudes toward immigrant neighbours. Through shocking, humorous interviews, it vividly pictures prejudices in multicultural Britain

Climate change floods Bangladesh. Janahara bought ducks to survive. A film of women adapting to our warming world.

Joe, son of Michael Leahy, navigates his mixed heritage on his Papua coffee plantation, filmed at the clash of tribalism and capitalism.

In Mogao’s caves, murals of deities shifted over centuries: masculine forms with beards became effeminized, now appearing as women.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Two students leave Canada for the 2011 Libyan revolution. Hamid, eager, fights for Misrata. Tarek, wary, struggles. Their two stories among millions.

All White in Barking probes white residents’ attitudes toward immigrant neighbours. Through shocking, humorous interviews, it vividly pictures prejudices in multicultural Britain

Climate change floods Bangladesh. Janahara bought ducks to survive. A film of women adapting to our warming world.

Joe, son of Michael Leahy, navigates his mixed heritage on his Papua coffee plantation, filmed at the clash of tribalism and capitalism.

In Mogao’s caves, murals of deities shifted over centuries: masculine forms with beards became effeminized, now appearing as women.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Two students leave Canada for the 2011 Libyan revolution. Hamid, eager, fights for Misrata. Tarek, wary, struggles. Their two stories among millions.

All White in Barking probes white residents’ attitudes toward immigrant neighbours. Through shocking, humorous interviews, it vividly pictures prejudices in multicultural Britain

Climate change floods Bangladesh. Janahara bought ducks to survive. A film of women adapting to our warming world.

Joe, son of Michael Leahy, navigates his mixed heritage on his Papua coffee plantation, filmed at the clash of tribalism and capitalism.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

A hopeful doc about four trans men preparing for the world's only all-trans bodybuilding competition, revealing truths about reshaping ourselves.

A scathing anti-Western critique from a North Korean POV. This genre-bending film uses fake propaganda to expose Western hypocrisy, questioning who truly holds the moral high ground.

Fight for rhinos! A desperate battle against poaching and habitat loss for these iconic giants.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

A hopeful doc about four trans men preparing for the world's only all-trans bodybuilding competition, revealing truths about reshaping ourselves.

A scathing anti-Western critique from a North Korean POV. This genre-bending film uses fake propaganda to expose Western hypocrisy, questioning who truly holds the moral high ground.

Fight for rhinos! A desperate battle against poaching and habitat loss for these iconic giants.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

A hopeful doc about four trans men preparing for the world's only all-trans bodybuilding competition, revealing truths about reshaping ourselves.

A scathing anti-Western critique from a North Korean POV. This genre-bending film uses fake propaganda to expose Western hypocrisy, questioning who truly holds the moral high ground.

Fight for rhinos! A desperate battle against poaching and habitat loss for these iconic giants.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

A hopeful doc about four trans men preparing for the world's only all-trans bodybuilding competition, revealing truths about reshaping ourselves.

A scathing anti-Western critique from a North Korean POV. This genre-bending film uses fake propaganda to expose Western hypocrisy, questioning who truly holds the moral high ground.

Fight for rhinos! A desperate battle against poaching and habitat loss for these iconic giants.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Police brutality against marginalised communities is not isolated to American shores. In 2015, David Dungay Jr., an Aboriginal Australian, died in police custody. The coroner later found a “lack of oxygen while he was restrained as a contributing factor to his death”, drawing disturbing parallels with the death of George Floyd in May this year. Stan Grant, himself of Aboriginal heritage, feels a k

Locked away at 13, Salma secretly wrote poems on paper scraps, smuggling them out. She became a famed Tamil poet, forging her own freedom.

Joan Rivers at 75: a profanely hilarious, turbulent journey through career highs, feuds, tragedy, and an insatiable drive to work.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Police brutality against marginalised communities is not isolated to American shores. In 2015, David Dungay Jr., an Aboriginal Australian, died in police custody. The coroner later found a “lack of oxygen while he was restrained as a contributing factor to his death”, drawing disturbing parallels with the death of George Floyd in May this year. Stan Grant, himself of Aboriginal heritage, feels a k

Locked away at 13, Salma secretly wrote poems on paper scraps, smuggling them out. She became a famed Tamil poet, forging her own freedom.

Joan Rivers at 75: a profanely hilarious, turbulent journey through career highs, feuds, tragedy, and an insatiable drive to work.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Police brutality against marginalised communities is not isolated to American shores. In 2015, David Dungay Jr., an Aboriginal Australian, died in police custody. The coroner later found a “lack of oxygen while he was restrained as a contributing factor to his death”, drawing disturbing parallels with the death of George Floyd in May this year. Stan Grant, himself of Aboriginal heritage, feels a k

Locked away at 13, Salma secretly wrote poems on paper scraps, smuggling them out. She became a famed Tamil poet, forging her own freedom.

Joan Rivers at 75: a profanely hilarious, turbulent journey through career highs, feuds, tragedy, and an insatiable drive to work.

Potala Palace: grand complex, Tibet's holiest site. Dalai Lamas' winter palace, 1649–1959. UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Police brutality against marginalised communities is not isolated to American shores. In 2015, David Dungay Jr., an Aboriginal Australian, died in police custody. The coroner later found a “lack of oxygen while he was restrained as a contributing factor to his death”, drawing disturbing parallels with the death of George Floyd in May this year. Stan Grant, himself of Aboriginal heritage, feels a k

Locked away at 13, Salma secretly wrote poems on paper scraps, smuggling them out. She became a famed Tamil poet, forging her own freedom.

Joan Rivers at 75: a profanely hilarious, turbulent journey through career highs, feuds, tragedy, and an insatiable drive to work.

Hammer strikes forged China’s spine. Through tumult, ancient walls witnessed wars and tribulations, standing as the Middle Kingdom’s enduring testament.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Refugees from Zimbabwe, Josephine and Michael send home £400-£700 monthly while living on Britain's deprived Meadow Well estate. The Queen of North Shields studies relative poverty in Tyneside and Africa.

Leni Riefenstahl's extraordinary filmmaking (Triumph of the Will, Olympia) was entwined with Nazi propaganda. She claimed art over politics, but her films' glorification of fascist power says otherwise.

Leni Riefenstahl's extraordinary filmmaking (Triumph of the Will, Olympia) was entwined with Nazi propaganda. She claimed art over politics, but her films' glorification of fascist power says otherwise.

From the machinery of a wood workshop in Yangon to the breaking swell of the Bay of Bengal, Springtide depicts the birth of wave riding in Myanmar.

Hammer strikes forged China’s spine. Through tumult, ancient walls witnessed wars and tribulations, standing as the Middle Kingdom’s enduring testament.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Refugees from Zimbabwe, Josephine and Michael send home £400-£700 monthly while living on Britain's deprived Meadow Well estate. The Queen of North Shields studies relative poverty in Tyneside and Africa.

Leni Riefenstahl's extraordinary filmmaking (Triumph of the Will, Olympia) was entwined with Nazi propaganda. She claimed art over politics, but her films' glorification of fascist power says otherwise.

Leni Riefenstahl's extraordinary filmmaking (Triumph of the Will, Olympia) was entwined with Nazi propaganda. She claimed art over politics, but her films' glorification of fascist power says otherwise.

From the machinery of a wood workshop in Yangon to the breaking swell of the Bay of Bengal, Springtide depicts the birth of wave riding in Myanmar.

Hammer strikes forged China’s spine. Through tumult, ancient walls witnessed wars and tribulations, standing as the Middle Kingdom’s enduring testament.

Hammer strikes forged China’s spine. Through tumult, ancient walls witnessed wars and tribulations, standing as the Middle Kingdom’s enduring testament.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

Refugees from Zimbabwe, Josephine and Michael send home £400-£700 monthly while living on Britain's deprived Meadow Well estate. The Queen of North Shields studies relative poverty in Tyneside and Africa.

Refugees from Zimbabwe, Josephine and Michael send home £400-£700 monthly while living on Britain's deprived Meadow Well estate. The Queen of North Shields studies relative poverty in Tyneside and Africa.

Faith, grapes, and wine crossed mountains with missionaries. By this peaceful river, diverse peoples now dwell in harmony.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

The story of The Boomtown Rats, who fought a conservative Ireland, broke through the UK punk scene, scored global No 1 hits and revolutionised the world with Bob Geldof’s Live Aid.

Marc Isaacs’ film profiles London immigrants: an aspiring Irish singer, a Kashmiri hotel worker, a Viennese Jewish refugee, a lonely Irish laborer, and a retired German stewardess. A poignant, humorous, and deeply human study of dreams and displacement.

Evala unveils the hidden initiation behind the famous wrestling—codes, rites, elders’ wisdom…

Faith, grapes, and wine crossed mountains with missionaries. By this peaceful river, diverse peoples now dwell in harmony.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

The story of The Boomtown Rats, who fought a conservative Ireland, broke through the UK punk scene, scored global No 1 hits and revolutionised the world with Bob Geldof’s Live Aid.

Marc Isaacs’ film profiles London immigrants: an aspiring Irish singer, a Kashmiri hotel worker, a Viennese Jewish refugee, a lonely Irish laborer, and a retired German stewardess. A poignant, humorous, and deeply human study of dreams and displacement.

Evala unveils the hidden initiation behind the famous wrestling—codes, rites, elders’ wisdom…

During ancient China’s great floods, one man led the nation to safety, took the throne, and divided the land into nine kingdoms.

Families call on some big-hearted but practical ‘Aunties’ to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life, from money woes to health problems and love life troubles.Real people, real problems – there are times when families need nothing short of their own fairy godmother to help them through the rocky terrain of modern life. From money woes to health problems, strife with the teenagers and l

Exposing the world’s most convincing, creative, and criminally-adept con-men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their exploits have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction.

5 hardened criminals, 1 unique prison, in a ground-breaking observational documentary series, that will show you for the first time what prison is really like. Changi Prison is a concret purgatory, spartan to the extreme. There are no beds, no pillows and no chairs in the cells. A shower is done stooping above a toilet hole. Humiliating strip searches are routine, as a matter of security. Yet

For years, allegations of war crimes have swirled around Australia’s special forces in Afghanistan. Australian prosecutors have been investigating a small group of elite special forces who stand accused of committing and covering up the murder of civilians in Afghanistan. With exclusive footage and testimony from a former special forces operative, this documentary reveals a shocking culture of mur

The Tigris River, which was the site of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia, still flows majestically through Baghdad, Iraq's capital. In March2003, the area around this river underwent intense airstrikes by U.S. and British forces. The U.S. armed forces gained control of Baghdad. Journalist Watai Takeharu witnessed the moment when the bronze statue of then-president Saddam Hussein was pulled

At 30, Hugo & Paul left France behind. For one year, they backpacked to central Asia. I met them in Bulgaria—just days to understand why they fled.

During ancient China’s great floods, one man led the nation to safety, took the throne, and divided the land into nine kingdoms.