Documentary films are a valuable educational resource. It provides in-depth insights into various subjects and a window to different cultures.
What makes British men go to Iraq and Syria to fight Islamic State, the worlds most feared terrorist organisation? Emile Ghessen follows western volunteers as they travel to Iraq and Syria to fight ISIS to find out what motivates them to pick up arms. An excellent insight into volunteers fighting abroad, superb piece of journalism….
A contemplative journey into the pulsating heart of Berlin’s techno community ‘Rave’ is a short film that offers a reflection on female’s raver in Berlin’s techno community. The film follows four Berlin girls on their way to the Rave. Throughout their journey, They share thoughts about the vision of this subculture. What are we really…
“The car business in general is a tough business. The car rental business, even more so. Anybody who finds out they can make money and drive a Ferrari, I mean, they’re diving in head first,” says Matt Cruz, owner of MVP Exotic Rentals, a legitimate luxury car rental business based in Miami. But when everybody…
Two ex-soldiers Tony and Chris who live on the streets during a cold winter, are shown an act of kindness like no other. It starts with the smallest of gestures from innocent teenager Bex. But with Chris battling his mental scars, Tony trying to take care of him and Bex’s father disapproving of any involvement…
Twenty years on a cruise ship What kind of person takes a cruise not for a week or a month — but for the rest of his life? Mario Salcedo took his first cruise almost twenty years ago-and never stopped. For nearly two decades, Mario had been living out of his suitcase, traveling extensively for…
Adam Curtis Unravels a World of Illusions, Deceptions, and Systemic Collapse In “HyperNormalisation” (2016), Adam Curtis delves deep into the labyrinthine corridors of global history, revealing a landscape of manufactured realities and orchestrated chaos. With his trademark narrative finesse, Curtis meticulously traces the threads of power, politics, and technological advancements that have shaped the world…
World of Warcraft: Looking for Group (2014) – Documentary traces the game’s history and cult following World of Warcraft: Looking for Group (2014) – World of Warcraft has already eaten months of your life. What’s another hour? WoW: looking for Group is an hour long documentary produced by Blizzard and Asylum Entertainment to celebrate the…
Documentary about a tradition that’s carried on for generations! The Gurung people, also called Tamu, are an ethnic group from different parts of Nepal. They live in small villages in the vast Annapurna mountain ranges. Shamanistic elements among the Gurungs remain strong and most Gurungs often embrace Buddhist and Bön rituals in all communal activities….