My Hometown Fanatics
My Hometown Fanatics follows Stacey Dooley’s investigation into the prevalence of extremism in her hometown of Luton, a town that has been dubbed the extremist capital of Britain. As a native of Luton, Dooley brings a unique...
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Slavery by Another Name
Slavery by Another Name explores the continuation of slavery long after the Emancipation Proclamation. Challenging the preconceived notion that slavery ended in the United States at the conclusion of the American Civil War, t...
The Invisible War
The Invisible War reveals the secretive and harrowing story of the sexual assault epidemic within the US military. Lauded by journalists, lawmakers, and advocates for its influence on government policy, this award-winning doc...
Dreams of a Life
Dreams of a Life, by Carol Morley, tells the story of a young woman who mysteriously died in her London flat and was not discovered for three years. In this documentary, investigators attempt to piece together the final momen...
Into the Abyss
Into the Abyss powerful and thought-provoking look at capital punishment through the lens of a triple homicide case in Montgomery County, Texas. Directed by Werner Herzog, it focuses on the aftermath of a brutal crime that oc...
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace, by Adam Curtis, explores how humans have become colonised by the machines they have constructed over the years. Rather than liberating humankind, it argues that computers have dis...
The Ultra Zionists
The Ultra Zionists follows Louis Theroux as he investigates and interviews nationalist Jewish settlers who have chosen to live in disputed areas of East Jerusalem and the West Bank, including locations declared illegal even b...
How Beer Saved the World
How Beer Saved the World takes a closer look at the critical role beer has played throughout the course of human history. It explores the most likely origins of the beverage, from its early beginnings to the development of a...
Hot Coffee
Hot Coffee presents the perspectives of four ordinary Americans who battled very different civil court cases against big business, and the toll these battles took on their once-normal lives. The infamous hot coffee case again...
Aokigahara: Suicide Forest
Situated in Japan, the Aokigahara Forest is the most well-known suicide site in the country, with up to a hundred deaths reported each year. The site contains so many bodies that members of the Yakuza have reportedly paid hom...
Waiting for ‘Superman’
Waiting for ‘Superman’ uncovers the failures of the US public education system by following students and documenting their struggles and triumphs within academic settings. It seeks to promote more stringent accountability for...
