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The radical group known as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria is considered to be the greatest terrorist threat in modern times, but their origins are shrouded in mystery. The Secret History of ISIS investigates how a small band of extremists established the world’s most feared terror group. The documentary begins with the Bush administration […]

Zero Days investigates the Stuxnet computer virus, widely believed to have been developed by the US and Israel, which famously targeted and damaged an Iranian nuclear facility in 2010. The documentary’s title refers to the way that the virus would attack facilities by exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities, flaws within software code that is undisclosed to the […]

Attack of the Drones is a look into the growing role that drones play in peacekeeping and military endeavours. It opens with the interior of an air force data centre and its multitudes of screens, some depicting the data being fed to the servicemen and women by a drone’s camera. One drone operator is undergoing […]

The Invisible War reveals the secretive and harrowing story of the sexual assault epidemic in the US military. Lauded by the journalists, lawmakers, and advocates for its deep influence on government policies, this award-winning documentary exposes the previously underreported culture of sexual assault and harassment within the armed forces. The Invisible War features interviews with […]

Soviet Storm: WW2 in the East is a seventeen-part series that recounts Russia’s epic military role in the Eastern Front of the Second World War. It begins with the German invasion of the USSR in June of 1941, known as Operation Barbarossa, and concludes with the Red Army’s million-plus man march on Berlin in the […]

Iraq’s Secret War Files exposes the absolute truth of events connected to the Iraq War with access to WikiLeaks’ largest ever release. It reveals the conflict’s true civilian death toll, the reality of Al Qaeda’s involvement in the region, and how liberally torture was resorted to even after the disturbing exposure of American military personnel […]

Vietnam: American Holocaust takes a critical look at the United State’s role in the Vietnam war. It assesses the history of the war and recounts how three to five million Vietnamese were killed mostly through aerial incendiary bombs dropped by US forces. The documentary goes beyond examining the military to demonstrate the role that American […]

No End in Sight critically examines the Bush Administration’s 2003 invasion of Iraq and the ensuing war, unearthing the aftermath of the military operations of American forces in Baghdad. The film alleges that the American occupation has resulted in more harm than good in Iraq. An insufficient number of troops were deployed after the capture […]

The Fog of War is a journey into nature of warfare and the task of making military decisions that carry both immediate and long-term significance. Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, a controversial and influential figure of the 20th century, describes his experience in great detail and gives an insightful look into the […]

Breaking the Silence: Truth and Lies in the War on Terror investigates the facts and falsehoods behind the ‘War on Terror’, contrasting the discrepancies between United States’ and Britain’s justifications for war and the humanitarian failings in Afghanistan and Iraq. Filmmaker John Pilger asserts that the US and UK have a history in backing fundamentalist […]

World War 1 in Colour is an episodic, British documentary series that showcases the various major moments of The Great War, making liberal use of computer-coloured wartime footage and featuring narrations by Kenneth Branagh and Robert Powell. The series’ episodes are broken up between the dawn of the war, the trench-based warfare on the land, […]

Filmmaker John Pilger returns to the West Bank and Gaza, asking the question why Palestinians are locked in a limbo – being refugees in their own land, controlled by Israel – despite their right to self determination being affirmed by the UN over fifty years ago. Palestine is Still the Issue examines the Israeli-Palestinian conflict […]