Documentary

The documentary is a form of non-fiction storytelling that aims to present factual information, insights, and perspectives on real-world subjects, events, issues, or people. Documentaries can cover a wide range of topics, including history, science, culture, social issues, nature, biographies, and more.

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1. Immunization: Goodbye to the Plague

Feb 6, 1989  •  TV Shows
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2. The Eviction: Occupy Melbourne

Sep 12, 2011  •  TV Shows
21 October 2011, Occupy Melbourne faced a huge contingent of Victoria Police, riot units and police horses and dogs to move them from the City Square that they had occupied for six days. Over ten hours of this eviction, the bravery and nonviolent resistance of the occupiers is brought into focus. Music by Melbourne musician Gareth Skinner.
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3. Immigration Demonstration

Sep 12, 2011  •  TV Shows
Immigration Demonstration Documents the events of May First 2006, in Downtown Los Angeles California, as Patrick Puckett, allows citizens in the streets to ask pertinent questions and comment on the heated Immigration situation proposed by Lou Dobbs and CNN, as CNN's Broken Borders incited a one day march, Known as the May Day, or Brown out, as perpetrated by Lou Dobbs.
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4. The Stoke-on-Trent Sustainability Summit

Nov 2, 2023  •  TV Shows
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5. El field.

Feb 12, 2011  •  TV Shows
International border crossing as a daily constant is an unusual life habit. Particularly when Mexican urban dwellers do so to work as agricultural laborers in the United States. In a time when drug trafficking has debilitated U.S. - Mexico relations and foreign migration has taken the political center stage in America, 'El Field' contributes to the discussion by providing a portrait in motion of the migrant workers and the industry that employs them. The antithesis of the urban decadent and lawless border imagery dispensed in recent years by the media, 'El Field' excels as a vital piece of historic information that exemplifies bilateral border relationship as a stunning, complex, and many times chaotic symbiosis. One worthy to be observed, understood, but above all, cherished.
8.2
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6. M.I.A. M.D.

Oct 30, 2013  •  TV Shows
A documentary explaining the causes of a shortage of primary care doctors in the U.S., how it is affecting people, and possible solutions.
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7. Amazing Azerbaijan!

May 23, 2012  •  TV Shows
Amazing Azerbaijan! pulls back the glittery facade that this oil-rich nation presented to the world when hosting Eurovision 2012, telling personal stories of human rights abuses to which Europe's leaders have turned a blind eye.
6.2
Generally favorable

8. L'hôte et l'invité

Oct 15, 2014  •  TV Shows
Acupuncture Without Borders is an organization that trains acupuncture practitioners in developing countries. Its founder, affected by the memory of the single mission which he carried out in India in 1992, meets three friends who he asks about the meaning of medicine, humanitarian aid, otherness and life. In parallel, the everyday life of the organization is evoked through two different experiences. The documentary The host and the guest explores the various facets of humanitarian acupuncture by evoking its history, the values it conveys and the relations which result from this, founded on autonomy, respect, humility and reciprocity. An authentic meeting can thus take place, leaving each participant enriched with the consciousness of having touched the essence of life.
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9. Fighting Ebola Outbreak Street by Street

Oct 15, 2014  •  TV Shows
As Ebola ravages the city of Monrovia, ambulance nurse Gordon Kamara fights the uphill battle of containing the outbreak. Without his family, and with little hope his job is treacherous and lonely.
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10. Canberra Glassworks

Jun 6, 2014  •  TV Shows
A journey of glass making from concept to exhibition through the eyes of three very accomplished and diverse artists.
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11. Occupy Los Angeles: The Time Is Now!

Jun 6, 2014  •  TV Shows
Occupy Los Angeles: The Time Is Now! Is a documentary on the Occupy Los Angeles movement, its encampment on the grounds of City Hall and eventual eviction from the area.
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12. Hispanosophy

Nov 21, 1988  •  TV Shows
What does it mean to be Hispanic? Is it being Spanish, Spanish-American, Latino, Latin-American, Hispanic-American, or perhaps Iberian? What role does language, art, music and literature play in identity formation? How does race contribute to our perceptions of Hispanics? This is a combined documentary and representative fictionalized narrative film that explores these questions along with different notions of Hispanic identities, especially in Texas.
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13. Four Days in November: The Assassination of President Kennedy

Nov 21, 1988  •  TV Shows
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14. Etwas Paradies

May 31, 2013  •  TV Shows
Every era has its immigrants, people looking for a new homeland. The film illuminates the today of a nearly forgotten microcosm - a possible paradise?
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15. Een Olifant is in het dorp gekomen

Feb 6, 2025  •  TV Shows
'Education is about understanding the skills and knowledge, which have been generated over the years in society. And about how to use these for the development of the society.' Despite changing attitudes, there are still many children who don't have access to proper education. Indian ngo's are trying to improve the educational system and to reach all layers of society, with a special focus on the poorest living in the city-slums and the disadvantaged in rural and remote tribal area's. This documentary offers an perspective of India, different than described in travel guides. It's about daily realities for many Indian people and a connected mixture of colorfulness and serious problems. About a country which is moving forward rapidly, but where development starts which awareness and education.
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