This series peers into the dusty files found in the back country sheriff's offices and highlights the cases that were deemed unsolvable because the crime scene was too rugged, too remote, or the victim assumed too hard to find. And yet, despite the odds in this giant landscape, justice prevailed.
6.5
Pull back the curtain on music mogul Sean Combs, and the allegations of violence and abuse kept quiet for years. This chilling chronicle redefines the music mogul and business titan everyone thinks they know.
In the heart of Scotland’s rugged terrain, where ancient legends merge with the untamed wild, traumatized witnesses have described encounters with black figures, unlike anything they’ve ever seen that has sparked a quest for answers and an exploration into the creatures of shadow. Despite their size, they remain unseen, evading detection. The Cryptozoology community debates rage on—could Britain’s extensive cave systems provide the perfect sanctuary for these mythic creatures? Or is this merely the stuff of folklore? This is the story of those who dare to seek the truth, who confront the impossible and challenge the boundaries of belief. The truth is closer than we think.
6.9
TMZ is on the ground in Argentina to investigate Liam Payne's tragic fall from a balcony and why the incident is not what it seems.
Introduced by Producer Martin Sheen, Aquariums: The Dark Hobby reveals the truth about the destruction of reef wildlife by the aquarium trade. Today Hawaii is ground zero in the worldwide struggle to save marine wildlife. Native Hawaiian Elders, conservationists and scientists battle aquarium fish collectors to protect these tiny creatures, who are key in the reef wildlife hierarchy.
Stephan Wilson embarks on an extraordinary journey to conquer Nordenskiöldsloppet, the world’s longest and most grueling ski race. Covering 220 kilometers through the Arctic wilderness, this historic challenge pushes even the toughest endurance athletes to their absolute limits. But for Stephan, the challenge is even greater. Years ago, he could barely stand on skis—he even wore a helmet when he first started learning. Yet, despite his struggles, he fell in love with the sport. Now, driven by sheer curiosity and an unbreakable will, he sets out to test himself against one of the most demanding endurance races on the planet.
One town’s political fight shows how communities fracture when we can’t agree on what’s true. Is this how democracy is supposed to work?In the aftermath of the contentious 2016 election, the people of Port Angeles, WA found themelves split over a looming decision: Whether to fluoridate their public water. This episodic film weaves between opposing perspectives to bring you inside the worldviews and experiences of activists, medical professionals, journalists, elected leaders, and ordinary citizens who navigated a crisis that nearly dissolved their local government. But this story is about much more than fluoride: It’s about how we can live in a healthy democracy when we have such polarized points of view.
One of the most famous lines in movie history, "May The Force Be With You," originated from Tai Chi Chuan centuries ago. Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman narrates this stunning documentary which unlocks the secrets of the powerful ancient art. Watch as even the youngest and smallest Tai Chi masters best some of the strongest and most celebrated athletes in world when they channel this extraordinary harmonic and Herculean life force.
Experience the liberation of Western Europe from every angle, as astonishingly colorized and expertly restored footage bring the historic turning point of World War II back to vivid life.
"A Side of Rice" follows 50-year stage and screen veteran Nick Rice as he prepares for his autobiographical one-man show. Through candid reflections, Nick explores his childhood in Winnipeg, the loss of his first child, the birth of his second, and the highs and lows of his acting career.
Stunning whistleblower testimony about UFOs and a Non-Human Intelligence has upended people's views on alien visitation. The US Congress is investigating and putting UFO-related provisions into legislation. But dark forces in the Deep State are pushing back, and a fight over Disclosure is raging.
23 years after New York City Steamfitters Chris Wagner and Ralph Andersen volunteered to look for survivors at ground zero they are telling their story. A documentary that explores the selfless actions of two men who showed up, risking their physical and mental health, simply because it was the right thing to do. 5 Days on the Pile is a first hand account of the dangers, challenges and gut-wrenching discoveries these two men found in the days after terrorists attacked the World Trade Center. A film that pays tribute to the volunteers who showed up and the people who perished.
This film portrays the profound discussions on peace and tolerance between Benjamin Ferencz, who was 100 years old at the time of filming and the last surviving Chief Prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials, and Yaacov Heller, a renowned artist and sculptor. Their conversations inspired Heller to create a bust of Ferencz. "Two Heads" stands as one of the final documentaries featuring Ferencz, who passed away at 103 years old. The original bust by Heller now resides in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Touristic Intents explores the complex interplay between mass tourism and political ideology through the story of Prora, a colossal Nazi resort on Germany's Baltic Sea. Construction began in 1936 to build this 3-mile-long structure, which would accommodate 20,000 vacationing Germans – and serve as a powerful propaganda tool to enhance support of the Nazi regime. But it was never completed. After the war, the GDR (East Germany's Socialist government) used it for military purposes and to incarcerate (house?) conscientious objectors. Today, as Prora undergoes transformation into a modern vacation hub, the film raises provocative questions about the enduring influence of architecture on political memory and national identity, challenging viewers to consider the responsibilities in preserving a building's contentious history.
Born on a plantation, schooled by Sonny Boy Williamson II and Muddy Waters, James Cotton brought the delta blues into the rock ‘n roll mainstream. His musical voice was unique, and the blues were never the same.
The story of baseball player John Wesley Donaldson, an all-star pitcher in the "Negro League" who wowed audiences all over the country with his skills, but never got his shot to play in Major League Baseball.
This is the story of Skee-Ball— a unique game, patented in 1908 by a long-forgotten inventor living in Vineland, New Jersey: Joseph Fourestier Simpson. The film explores the era in which the young inventor grew up, as the industrial revolution created the new middle class, and the explosion of amusement parks that allowed them to flee their crowded industrial neighborhoods for a few hours of pleasure. It was also the age of innovation, as inventions from the telegraph and telephone, to electricity and machinery transformed the pace of life in the late 19th century. It captures the excitement that drove the young inventor to persevere through failure after failure, and finally his inspiration for this unique game with its fast play excitement. It follows his trials and tribulations in trying to launch the game with partner John W. Harper and it introduces the varied and fascinating cast of characters who owned, promoted and more than once rescued the game, through opportunities like the Roaring Twenties and the rise of Coney Island, and challenges like the Great Depression and World War II. The film looks at why the game creates such profound nostalgia, and explores its uncanny ability to fascinate a legion of fans around the nation after more than 100 years, through the eyes of Skee-Ball enthusiasts from game collectors and arcade owners to folks rolling just for fun. Skee-Ball is still a popular feature of arcades and amusement parks—but no place more than the Jersey Shore, where champion tournament rollers compete for the Worldwide tournament prize at Ed’s Funcade in Wildwood, New Jersey. This is an invitation to Skee-Ball fans and their friends, and even the simply curious, to go for the roller coaster ride of their lives, discovering the real story of the beautiful game of Skee-Ball. And the balls roll on…
From thousands to 33. A historical look into the top secret world of US Sky Marshals and the fateful decisions that changed the course of the world.
Andy McElroy was a pro bookie until his five billion dollar sports gambling ring was busted by the Feds in 2013. Since then, he has made a living from high stakes personal wagers. After losing a $1 million bet that his best friend can't quit alcohol and drugs, Andy offers to run the Honolulu Marathon despite being in catastrophic shape. If he fails, he owes double. If he succeeds, he owes nothing. The plot thickens when it is revealed that Andy has a history of cheating. At stake is $2 million and a 30-year friendship.
Breaking 10 chronicles the pursuit of athletic excellence and personal growth as it follows amateur triathlete Justin Hibbert in his attempt to complete a full Ironman in under 10 hours, an accomplishment tried by many and achieved by few.
The lead singer of one of the most famous rock bands in the 70's, John Schlitt, was thrown into a life of parties, drugs, drinking and women. John was out of control with no way out, certain he was worth more dead than alive. John’s life is one of failures, miracles, disappointments, forgiveness, and pure joy. He found a new life with God and his BLD It Ministries. John has been around the world sharing his story of how he came to impact the lives of millions of people across the globe. John Schlitt’s life is an incredible story of forgiveness, that God gives imperfect people second chances. This is revealed through God’s plan and John Schlitt’s road to redemption.
From Executive Producer Michael Moore and Officially Shortlisted for the 2025 Academy Awards, From Ground Zero, is a collection of revealing stories from 22 Palestinian filmmakers living through war, who capture their lives in Gaza amidst war. Using a blend of animation, documentary, and fiction, they create a powerful testament to the steadfastness of the human spirit.
The Slave in Your Backyard: The Local Reality of Human Trafficking, reveals the dark reality of human trafficking as it typically exists in average communities across the US. The film features the story of Heather Pagán who was initially trafficked around the age of 14 by a boyfriend who convinced her that they were building something together that would take her away from the brokenness of her own home and family. Heather tells about the harsh realities of a life bound in drugs and commercial sex as well as the redemptive tale of her escape from "the life" after 18 years of being trafficked. The nefarious workings of the trade in human persons that touches all walks of life and types of people is further exposed by a former sex trafficker, Bruce, who tells the story of the abusive realities that led to his own entry into a life of crime and trafficking in sex and drugs. He shares his own redemptive story of the near death encounter from being shot 9 times and left paralyzed, an experience that transformed him from what he calls, "one of the evilest people you would ever meet," into a man who is not afraid to speak truth and expose evil.
