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. Hidden Caribbeans

Aug 25, 2024  •  TV Shows
In London, Indo Caribbeans are 'invisible' but they have something to say and they're using culture to say it.
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2. Åpning av Setskog Aktivitetspark

Aug 25, 2024  •  TV Shows
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3. Discarded Comfort

Dec 31, 2011  •  TV Shows
For many stopping at the local coffee shop on the way to work is a fundamental ritual to start the day. But this convenient pick-me-up comes at a significant environmental cost: 40 million papers coffee cups a day that only get used once before they are destined for the dump. Discarded Comfort tells the story of one man's obsession with the cups that don't make it to the trash can. For years Chafic Haddad has been photographing littered coffee cups he sees on his daily travels. In this short documentary Haddad explains his fascination with the garbage we discard and why he is dedicating a year to collecting every littered coffee cup he sees.
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4. Angkor's Children

Apr 23, 2015  •  TV Shows
Angkor's Children is a film about Cambodia's cultural and artistic renaissance told through the voices of three young Cambodian women.
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5. Seek My Face, Hear My Voice: Foreign Domestic Workers in Hong Kong

Nov 27, 2017  •  TV Shows
A 'semi-invisible community' of 270,000 foreign domestic workers mainly from the Philippines and Indonesia, but also Thailand, Sri Linka, and Nepal, supports the lifestyles of Hong Kong's 7.13 million people. Some women fulfill their hopes for a better life, but others are vulnerable to exploitation and abuse by their home government, the Hong Kong government, employment agencies, and their employers. Seyoung Lee has investigated the phenomenon of gendered migration in the 21st century, researched the different aspects of working as a domestic worker in Hong Kong and recorded the presence and empowerment of the city's foreign domestic workers by making a documentary based on the activism of domestic worker unions and organizations in Hong Kong.
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6. One Breath: A Personal Journey with Asthma

Jun 6, 1963  •  TV Shows
One Breath is an educational documentary about asthma. I was diagnosed in January 2005 with severe asthma. Since my diagnosis I have found that many people have no idea what the disease is or what an asthmatic goes through. My goal as a filmmaker is to educate people about the severity of the disease and give them a glimpse into the life of people who suffer with asthma. The target population for this film is people of all ages, races, and gender. The disease does not discriminate in its impact. My film addresses the scope of the problem, signs and symptoms, what to do, good asthma control, skills management, latest research and the future. I also found that there are no support groups for people who are diagnosed as adults This film addresses a national need because there is currently no information available related to the needs of adults suffering from asthma as verified by the American Lung Association (who fully support this project).
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7. Haakonsvern

Jun 6, 1963  •  TV Shows
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8. Protecting BC's Species at Risk

Feb 27, 2018  •  TV Shows
A series of three short films featuring species at risk in British Columbia. In Canada, British Columbia is one of only two provinces that does not have an endangered species law. Yet the province is home to more wild plant and animal species than any other province in Canada and is also one of the last holdouts for many large mammals that once roamed much of North America. Alarmingly, 1,900 species are on the provincial species at risk list. The videos tell the story of three species at risk, Western Skink, Badger, and Barn Swallow, showing the habitats these species rely on to survive, the threats they are faced with, and how the loss of one species affects the entire ecosystem.
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9. 1915'in Ardindaki Gerçekler

Apr 24, 2021  •  TV Shows
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10. Fiskeridebatt fra Senja

Aug 24, 2018  •  TV Shows
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11. Evo Revo

Dec 14, 2012  •  TV Shows
Here comes 'the realmentary' - a unique blend of reality show and documentary filmmaking. Through the eyes of Evo Revo we explore the diverse dynamic range of people in LA. From Skid Row to Beverly Hills - with insightful to zany commentary on life, politics, sex, education, spirituality and just about everything else.
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12. News Butterfly: Kelly's Beat

Feb 6, 2025  •  TV Shows
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13. Livestock Guardian Dogs: Working on Common Ground

Feb 6, 2025  •  TV Shows
Ranchers who struggle to coexist with large predators are finding new hope in old dog breeds. While these Old World livestock guardian dog breeds have successfully defended livestock from predators for thousands of years in Europe and Asia, they remain relatively unknown in the American West. Explore how they work for one family, and what it means for the maintenance of large predators, like the wolf, on the landscape.
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14. Si no llueve: Primer regreso

Feb 6, 2025  •  TV Shows
The families and communities of the original Si No Llueve, take pride in showing off improvements. Inadequate rainfall and early frost continues to threaten their food supply.
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15. Polinter

May 15, 2014  •  TV Shows
Squeezed in the trunk of a police car, prisoners drift from one jail to another. Arrested mostly for petty theft, they are now trapped in a bureaucratic limbo, sharing overcrowded cells that, legally, don't even exist. Although it looks like a Kafkaesque fiction, this is the routine of POLINTER, Rio de Janeiro's jail system.
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