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Cantábrico
The Cantabrian Mountains, a natural barrier stretching 400 km along the northern Spanish coast, are a unique ecosystem teeming with wildlife enduring harsh conditions year-round. This documentary follows the lives of various species throughout the seasons, with a particular focus…
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Food, Inc.
Documentary
Documentary filmmaker Robert Kenner explores how large corporations now control every part of the American food system, from farming to restaurants and supermarkets. Narrated by Eric Schlosser, the film includes interviews with ordinary Americans about what they eat, insights from…
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WikiRebels
WikiRebels explores the formative years of Julian Assange and his subsequent creation of an organization enabling anonymous information sharing from whistleblowers. Assange aims to expose injustice, exemplified by the leaked film "Collateral Murder." The documentary showcases other releases from WikiLeaks…
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Man with a Movie Camera
Documentary
The film centers on a quiet cameraman who explores city life with constant creativity and curiosity, using only his shoulder-mounted camera. He captures both brief and remarkable moments, examining the many sides of urban existence. He focuses on the unexpected:…
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The Salt of the Earth
Documentary
For forty years, photographer Sebastião Salgado has journeyed across the globe, documenting humanity's evolving story. He has captured pivotal moments in recent history – conflicts, famines, and migrations. Now, he turns his lens to untouched landscapes, showcasing wild animals, plants,…
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Indie Game: The Movie
Documentary
This film chronicles the intense experiences of video game developers as they bring their creations to life and release them to players worldwide. It’s a story about the process of making video games, fundamentally exploring the act of creative expression…
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The World According to Monsanto
Documentary
Monsanto is the world's leading producer of genetically modified organisms and a highly controversial corporation. For a century, this company has created some of the most dangerous products ever sold, including PCBs and Agent Orange. Based on extensive research, *The…
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The Act of Killing
Documentary, History
This disturbing documentary features former Indonesian death squad leaders performing dramatizations of their past mass killings, using different film styles. The reenactments create a confusing mix of reality and fiction, revealing the lasting effects of Indonesia's 1965-66 anti-communist violence and…
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Inside Job
Documentary, Crime
This film reveals the startling reality behind the 2008 economic crisis. The worldwide financial collapse, costing over $20 trillion, led to millions losing their homes and jobs. By thoroughly researching and interviewing key financial figures, politicians, and journalists, Inside Job…
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The 11th Hour
Documentary, Drama, Crime
This film examines the current condition of the Earth's environment and explores both innovative and practical approaches to healing our planet's ecosystems. It features conversations with leading experts from around the world, including Mikhail Gorbachev, Stephen Hawking, and former CIA…
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Hubble: 15 Years of Discovery
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope, the European Space Agency presents this documentary charting its history of groundbreaking discoveries. Using stunning computer animation and previously unseen Hubble images, the film recounts the telescope’s triumphs and challenges.…
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A Crude Awakening
Crude Awakening, by Basil Gelpke and Ray McCormack, joins documentaries like Maxed Out and An Inconvenient Truth in examining forces disrupting modern society. It focuses on crude oil, specifically the dwindling supply of petroleum as consumption risks outstripping what's available.
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The Light Bulb Conspiracy
Documentary
For decades, products were designed to endure. But in the 1920s, some business leaders discovered that longer-lasting goods meant lower profits. This led to Planned Obsolescence – the practice of designing products to become unusable after a certain period. This…
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The Battle of Chile: Part I
Documentary, History
Set in Chile during 1973, this film explores the complex political tensions that sparked a violent overthrow of the democratically elected government of Salvador Allende. The movie depicts the growing conflicts and shifting power dynamics as different groups clash. It…
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The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution
Documentary
The film explores the Black Panther movement, providing an intimate view of its beginnings and influence on America. It avoids typical stories of tragedy and violence, instead offering a realistic portrayal of the people who created this revolutionary culture during…
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The Battle of Chile: Part II
Documentary
The film follows the intense period before the CIA becomes involved in a major political change. It portrays the raw emotions and complicated details of those involved in the coup as the story unfolds. More than just a historical account,…
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The Battle of Chile: Part III
Documentary
In the film's final section, director Guzmán offers a personal look at people working to revive and build upon the legacy of Salvador Allende, who was overthrown. The film explores the challenges and successes of those who keep fighting for…
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