Family tried to flee, but ended up in an even more life-threatening situation. Without the tireless efforts of Non-Governmental Organisations and Government officials,who saved them in dramatic conditions, they would have been forgotten, like the millions of Cambodians who died. Decades later, wh...

This is a compelling series about domestic abuse in New Zealand. Through the interviews with Simmone Butler and a series of people, you will change the way you think about violence towards women.

Both timeless and immediate, Glitter From Dust is an important archive of untold Cuban LGBTQ histories. Each of six episodes in this documentary mini-series is a portrait of one subject. From the first clandestine drag shows in the country to forced isolation during the HIV crisis, each individ...

Across the Global South social entrepreneurs, civil society organisations and grass roots NGOs are rejecting the ‘white saviourism’ of rich countries in favour of sustainable development programmes designed by them, for their own communities. They're taking back control of their own destinies wit...

Philanthropist Basil Sellers and artist Terrance Plowright embark on a mission: gift Australia a multimillion-dollar sculpture symbolizing Indigenous and migrant heritage. But their 12-month project becomes a grueling 10-year roller coaster. In a world where public art is both admired and scorned...

Exposing the world's most conniving, creative, and criminally adept con men, Serial Swindlers goes inside their minds. While their crimes and exploits are a ready-made Hollywood script, their escapades have left a trail of heartache, poverty and destruction. Ordinary criminal minds they are not.

Breaking the Silence amplifies survivors of childhood abuse and sexual trauma. Through powerful interviews, it exposes the impact of systemic neglect while charting a hopeful path toward healing, recovery, and vital collective awareness. A crucial call to action.

Since the 1980s, Abigail Child has pioneered experimental media. Her latest film offers an eerie look at AI's future through scientists, entrepreneurs, and a Black lesbian robot. This thought-provoking work explores the technology's ethical and emotional weight, presenting a speculative, not-too-...

During the Vietnam War, the US bombed Laos more heavily than any other country had been bombed before. Spanning over three presidential terms, it was the largest covert CIA operation in US history. Today, the Laos people live among, and risk their lives to clear, over 80 million unexploded bombs ...

"Undaunted" chronicles an incredible comeback. It follows Juli, a 3'9" physician assistant, who stunned thousands by leading the 2014 Boston Marathon pack. Her story intertwines with a city's resilience after terror. Defying fear, thousands of runners and a million spectators reclaimed the race, ...

The dark side of our cell phones. No company can say for sure that they didn't buy conflict minerals from the Congo to produce your cell phone. Democratic Republic of Congo is one of the most resource rich countries on the planet. These riches, however, feed and sustain the ongoing civil wars the...

Produced in Halton Hills, Ontario, Dream Car Garage is hosted by car enthusiast and Legendary Motorcar Ltd. owner Peter Klutt. Many featured vehicles come from his company. From 2000–2008, motor journalist Tom Hnatiw co-hosted. After his retirement, Michelle Jobin took over (2009–2010), followed ...

Mariupol: ruined but not conquered. This Ukrainian city endured occupation, total destruction, and a humanitarian catastrophe. Civilians were murdered and blocked from escaping. This film documents the survivors' hell on Earth, serving as a testament to their resilience and Ukraine's indomitable ...

Since the 1980s, Abigail Child has pioneered experimental media. Her latest film offers an eerie look at AI's future through scientists, entrepreneurs, and a Black lesbian robot. This thought-provoking work explores the technology's ethical and emotional weight, presenting a speculative, not-too-...

This documentary shows mixing never-before-seen 1973/74 tour footage from Vegas, Kansas, Bloomington, and Philadelphia with fan interviews, this documentary captures what many consider Elvis Presley's greatest on-stage performances.

A Northwestern Argentinian teacher leads a mobile cinema crew to the most isolated school in the Jujuy high-altitude valleys, undergoing a 20-hour journey on foot in adverse conditions. Their arrival involves us in the high-altitude educational values, portraying the isolation in the Andean world...

Delay Of Game is a moving film that tackles the lives of the football coaches, football players and football families. The film also takes a hard look at the troubling death of former NFL superstar and Hall of Famer Junior Seau who was found to have the crippling disease (CTE - chronic traumatic ...

Three rugby players challenge societal norms of femininity and masculinity. Through locker room talks and sport, they navigate prejudices, blending muddied knees with coquettish touches. Without speeches, these girls powerfully redefine what it means to be a girl.

A unparalleled look at daily life in 1920's Soviet Union. Director Dziga Vertov, or 'Spinning Top', synthesises footage of industry, exercise, leisure and transport with scenes of the film being edited, of the filming itself and cameramen at work. He challenges the premise of narrative documentar...

“Deep In The Heart” tracks four patients—Lisa, Ted, Greg, and Pat—through the emotional turmoil of life-saving surgeries. While skilled surgeons can mend their bodies, the true challenge lies with the patients themselves. They must emerge from denial, pressured by their families to face reality. ...

In 2017, RuPaul's Drag Race queens descended on Lima, selling out every show. This chronicles an unsuspected phenomenon that mobilized and empowered Peru's LGBTQ+ community. It was a vibrant, defiant celebration in a nation still known for its deeply conservative, religious, and homophobic roots.