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Desolation Center
This film reveals the overlooked history of a wave of guerrilla punk and industrial events across Southern California during the Reagan years. These gatherings are now considered the foundational inspiration for festivals like Burning Man, Lollapalooza, and Coachella. Featuring interviews…
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Three Identical Strangers
Documentary
In 1980 New York, three strangers unexpectedly discover they are identical triplets who were separated at birth. The 19-year-olds' happy reunion brings them worldwide attention, but also reveals a shocking and unsettling truth that extends beyond their personal history—potentially changing…
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The Universe: Catastrophes that Changed the Planets
Throughout their history, the planets in our solar system have endured dramatic disasters, caused by events both from space and within. This film journeys back in time to explore these violent events that profoundly shaped planets like Earth. We'll discover…
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Zeitgeist: Moving Forward
Documentary
This film presents an argument for a fundamental shift away from the current global economic system. It focuses on the essential, practical needs for human and societal survival, looking beyond cultural differences and established beliefs. The film explores how these…
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Venus Uncovered: Ancient Goddess of Love
In 1914, suffragette Mary Richardson attacked the Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery in London. Professor Bettany Hughes investigates why the painting provoked such a strong reaction, revealing that the mythological figure of Venus represents far more than simple sensuality.…
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Secrets of Selfridges
Harry Gordon Selfridge, an American, transformed shopping in London with a groundbreaking retail approach that elevated it from a chore to a luxurious experience. However, problems arose when aspects of Selfridge's personal life began to negatively impact his business and…
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Leslie Howard: The Man Who Gave a Damn
This documentary explores the life and career of 1930s film star Leslie Howard. It features rare home movie footage, including scenes from the making of *Gone with the Wind*. The film includes in-depth interviews with Howard's daughter, Leslie Ruth "Doodie"…
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Deliver Us from Evil
Crime, Documentary
Documentary filmmaker Amy Berg examines the life of Father Oliver O'Grady, a 30-year-old pedophile. The film reveals the corruption within the Catholic Church that enabled his abuse of numerous children. Through victims' accounts and a revealing interview with O'Grady himself,…
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Requiem for the American Dream
Documentary
Over four years, interviews capture Noam Chomsky as he examines the policies that have led to today's extreme inequality. He traces fifty years of decisions that have benefited the wealthy while harming most people. Chomsky also reflects on his own…
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Carlos Castaneda: Enigma of a Sorcerer
For thirty years, Carlos Castaneda captivated readers as a bestselling author, inspiring millions to question conventional thinking and explore alternative realities. But his work sparked intense debate about its truthfulness and claims of perceiving a world beyond our own. Was…
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American Made Movie
American Made Movie reflects on a time when U.S. Manufacturing thrived with a healthier balance between production and consumption. It examines how technology and globalization have reshaped competition for American companies, both domestically and internationally. The film highlights the success…
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The Greatest Knight - William the Marshal
This is the compelling story of William Marshal, widely regarded as the greatest knight of all time. Historian Thomas Asbridge journeys through Marshal's remarkable life, from medieval castles across Europe to Jerusalem, presenting an epic adventure reminiscent of the Knights…
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The Fifth Estate
Drama, Thriller
This film explores the evolving partnership between Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, and Daniel Domscheit-Berg, an early supporter who became a key collaborator. It charts how the organization’s rapid rise to prominence and global impact ultimately fractured their friendship…
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Mike Wallace Is Here
For over 50 years, legendary newsman Mike Wallace challenged the world's most powerful people on 60 Minutes. This film uses only archival footage to examine Wallace's iconic career and personal struggles, and to explore how broadcast journalism transformed into the…
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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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Drain The Great Lakes
The Great Lakes of North America are the world's largest freshwater system, profoundly impacting the continent and supporting over 34 million people in major cities along their shores. This innovative television program uses computer animation to explore the lakes, revealing…
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Searching for Ingmar Bergman
This is a comprehensive look at the life and work of Ingmar Bergman (1918-2007), the renowned Swedish filmmaker. The film examines his lasting impact on cinema through conversations with those who worked closely with him, alongside perspectives from today's filmmakers.
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The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun
This is the story of Harry Burton, a largely unknown photographer who captured the world's attention with his images from the 1920s excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb. The film explores the remarkable sites where Burton worked, including Tutankhamun’s tomb and the…
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All the Beauty and the Bloodshed
Documentary
This film explores the life of Nan Goldin, the acclaimed artist and activist, using her iconic slideshows, personal interviews, and influential photography. It also features previously unseen footage documenting her determined efforts to challenge the Sackler family's role in the…
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The Evolution of Darwin - His Life
Many misconceptions surround Charles Darwin's life. Was he religious? Did his daughter's death cause him to abandon his faith? Was he truly a scientist? And did he ever return to Christianity? Dr. Tommy Mitchell explores the events that shaped Darwin's…
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Mechanical Marvels: Clockwork Dreams
Professor Simon Schaffer’s documentary explores the fascinating, little-known history of automata – intricate clockwork machines created centuries ago to imitate life. The film vividly recreates the past as Simon investigates the construction and purpose of these remarkable works of art…
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The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl
This documentary chronicles the life and career of Leni Riefenstahl, a highly celebrated and controversial German film director. It follows her journey from dancer and actress to become a leading director in Nazi Germany, responsible for influential propaganda films like…
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Gnosis, the Secret of Solomon's Temple Revealed
For centuries, Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem – believed to hold humanity's deepest secrets – has captivated scholars, spiritual seekers, and those who dream of uncovering the unknown. Generations of researchers have sought the legendary Temple, repeatedly facing obstacle after obstacle.…
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Planetary
Planetary offers a visually stunning journey across Earth, showcasing landscapes from the African savannah and Himalayas to Tokyo and the planet from space. Featuring interviews with NASA astronauts, environmentalists, philosophers, and Tibetan lamas, the film explores humanity's shared future. It…
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Tails You Win: The Science of Chance
Professor David Spiegelhalter explores the nature of chance and probability, explaining how it functions in everyday life. Using a lively mix of humor, insightful commentary, animations, graphics, and enthusiastic detail, he reveals the fascinating world of possibility. Probability, a key…
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Britain's Tudor Treasure: A Night at Hampton Court
Lucy Worsley and David Starkey commemorate the 500th anniversary of Hampton Court, Britain's best-preserved Tudor building. Built as a lavish retreat by Henry VIII, Hampton Court was the setting for grand royal events, most notably the christening of his long-awaited…