7 Films Exploring Our Planet Earth

Professor Richard Fortey explores the hidden world of fungi, from their unusual beginnings and secret lives beneath the ground to their dramatic end. He reveals a remarkable ecosystem that most people don't know exists, but which is essential for all…

Black holes represent the ultimate frontier of scientific understanding. To push that boundary, the Event Horizon Telescope unites observatories globally, creating a virtual Earth-sized instrument. Using this, the team captures the first-ever image of a black hole, an image shared…

From the director of *American Movie*, this documentary features Michael Ruppert, a former LAPD officer now working as an independent reporter. He details his experiences as a controversial thinker and presents his predictions for the future, covering crises in areas…

Seasons follows seven of the world's top mountain bikers over the course of one year, through all four seasons. The film explores the life of a full-time rider by documenting the experiences of downhill racers, slopestyle competitors, and big mountain…

In a television studio, Stephen Hawking, Arthur C. Clarke, and Carl Sagan (appearing remotely) engage in a discussion about the Big Bang theory, the concept of God, the nature of human existence, and the potential for life beyond Earth.

This captivating underwater documentary captures footage filmed by the Cousteau family of sea explorers. The film was primarily shot in deep seas using a specially designed batiscaff and hand-held cameras deployed by frogmen. It was preserved by the Academy Film…

This documentary examines the remarkable life of Stephen Hawking, a celebrated physicist who battled ALS throughout his career. As he progressively lost physical abilities, eventually becoming almost completely immobile and reliant on a computer to communicate, Hawking's intellectual curiosity and…