Shamed examines the rise and fallout of online predator-hunting channel Creeper Hunter TV. Centered on vigilante Jason Nassr, the film explores how public shaming, viral outrage, and reckless accusations blurred justice and entertainment—leaving devastating consequences for the accused, their families, and Nassr himself.
In backyards and fields, a hidden army of tiny superheroes thrives. Master shape-shifters, caterpillars mimic bird droppings, tiny dragons, or even leaves and twigs. Through stunning macro videography, The Extraordinary Caterpillar reveals their astonishing abilities and the secret world just beyond our doors.
Beneath Argentina’s salt flats lies the “white gold” powering the green transition. As multinationals race to mine lithium and Elon Musk aligns with President Javier Milei, Indigenous communities warn it threatens their water and way of life. White Gold reveals the clash between tech leaders, politicians, and those paying the true cost of clean energy.
Alcohol is everywhere, but new science reveals it’s more toxic and influential than we think. Proof: The New Science of Alcohol uncovers its hidden impact — from how it shapes social bonds to why “a glass of wine is good for you” is a myth, and what really happens when we stop drinking.
Spreadsheet Champions follows six students testing their Excel skills in Microsoft’s toughest competition. A heartwarming story of formulas and friendship, it highlights the power of young minds shaping the future—who will fail, succeed, and Excel?
Pro-Palestinian students at Columbia University launched the Gaza Solidarity Encampment, protesting the war in Gaza and the school’s arms industry ties. The movement faces growing resistance from police, media, and students, capturing a tense moment of protest and campus politics.
Anastasia Trofimova gains unprecedented access to a Russian Army battalion in Ukraine. Without official clearance, she embeds with the soldiers for 7 months as they move across the frontlines. What she uncovers defies East and West narratives: a war dividing families, with soldiers disillusioned and struggling to understand what they’re fighting for.
For decades, the UN Security Council veto has sparked fierce debate. Though unlikely to be abolished, its use during atrocities like genocide and war crimes raises urgent moral and legal questions. This film, with global experts and case studies from Gaza to Ukraine, exposes the veto’s deadly impact and explores ways to break the Council’s deadlock.
Rave Culture explores the rise of the UK’s ‘90s rave movement, driven by social unrest, underground music, and illicit parties. Through firsthand accounts and archival footage, the documentary traces its roots from Detroit techno and Chicago house to acid house, revealing how this revolution reshaped music, nightlife, and youth culture worldwide.
After Katie is harassed by a sexual predator within the virtual world of Roblox, a platform designed for kids with 78 million daily users, the trio of amateur investigators uncover far more sinister activities, including explicit games and extremist groups operating unchecked in these digital spaces.
Click The Link Below follows filmmaker Audun as he invests in an online coaching program promising wealth. He explores the world of digital gurus and uncovers the dark side of online marketing. As he questions the true cost of success, he confronts mentor Akbar Sheikh, seeking truth in an industry built on illusion and manipulation.
Scientists are uncovering how the study of sweat can reveal insights into our health, diet, and well-being. Through a cast of quirky scientists and firsthand experiments, the documentary delves into sweat’s role as an incredible coolant while bestowing on us a unique evolutionary advantage.