History

The history genre features recounting and analyzing past events, societies, cultures, and historical figures. This genre aims to provide insights into the development of civilizations, the causes and consequences of historical events, and the impact of individuals and ideas on the course of history.

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1. Holiday Camp: How Is Your Liberation Bound Up with Mine?

Sep 10, 2002  •  TV Shows
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2. Close to the Fire

Nov 23, 2018  •  TV Shows
Where does change come from? And how do you reshape the world when you're worried about food, shelter, and the water around your ankles? Close to the fire takes us to South Africa, Bangladesh, and the Pinoleville Pomo Nation in California, where three activists are working to ignite change. Farmers plant saline-tolerant seeds on land threatened by the rising sea, women run a cooperative bakery in Ivory Park, Pomos build a straw-bale insulated, sustainable home on their reservation. These three interwoven stories raise a question: are people at the margins as marginal as we think?
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3. RED by James Hogan

Oct 27, 2016  •  TV Shows
Exploration of the madness of modern communications and TV deploying the metaphor of the madness of King George the Third.
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4. Libération, je t'aime moi non plus

Aug 14, 2019  •  TV Shows
Offers another look at the aftermath of the May 68 Revolution and the years that followed, examining what the French daily newspaper "Libération" was first like just after its creation, from 1973 to 1981, and its general assembly of staff.
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5. Migration of Beauty

Nov 30, 2009  •  TV Shows
After watching the Ethiopian government massacre 193 people as the result of a national election that went bad, Ethiopians in the U.S. react by using their U.S. citizenship to impose foreign aid restrictions against their native country. Migration of Beauty shows how citizenship in the U.S. can lead to political empowerment when immigrants engage the political system in their host country. It further makes the case for human rights and democracy in Africa.
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6. No Army Sixty Years

May 12, 2004  •  TV Shows
Costa Rica has managed without any military since 1948. How can that be?
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7. Work Makes You Free

Nov 21, 2018  •  TV Shows
Under sunny, blue skies and the all-controlling gaze of the state apparatus you soon learn that if you don't laugh you'll only cry ... This biting comic satire follows the travails of Connie a disabled welfare recipient struggling for the right to exist while navigating the paternalistic Australian social welfare system. Using stand-up comedy as a weapon for the oft-silenced voice of the other, Connie tells a story of survival bearing witness to the dehumanising regime that controls Australia's underclass.
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8. Andasibe

Apr 3, 2019  •  TV Shows
In the small village of Andasibe in eastern Madagascar, a dedicated group of individuals, both locals and transplants, are working together to halt the destruction of the natural environment. Time is not on their side. In a nation where less than five percent of native forests remain, they must kick-start reforestation through a combination of education, conservation, and community spirit.
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9. Watershed

May 30, 2013  •  TV Shows
Watershed is an exploration of the water quality and algae crisis of the Lake Michigan shoreline along Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties. Local residents and experts agree that more action needs to be taken to ensure water quality remains a clean, stable resource for their children and theirs for generations to come. While many quickly point out lack of ambition for the county board and state government to get more involved on contamination problems, others are mindful of basic things all can do to raise awareness and help everyone understand the value of water quality and Lake Michigan.
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10. 2nd Annual Truth Awards

Mar 14, 2016  •  TV Shows
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11. The Road to San Mateo

Mar 14, 2010  •  TV Shows
The San Mateo Empowerment Project was created by University of Mississippi students to support a community-led effort to replace miles of dangerous plank bridges with viable roads. This documentary captures the spirit of the community and the belief that the people can make a difference. The residents of San Mateo realize that they are worthy of a decent standard of living as the road progresses. This construction will remove a serious safety hazard for children and provide access to water, electricity, and sewage systems for thousands of people living in San Mateo, Belize.
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12. Funeral Season

Aug 31, 2012  •  TV Shows
The dead are not dead.
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13. Idaho Wine, from Bud to Taste Bud

Mar 24, 2015  •  TV Shows
The Idaho wine making tale is ripe and ready for picking. Not only to promote local business, but to increase economic viability and to highlight Idaho's vineyards and wineries in the national arena. This feature length documentary will explore from bud to taste bud including Idaho culinary arts. It'll highlight the past, the fruitful future, educate and explore modern agricultural (specifically viticultural) practices by seamlessly blending the voices of those whose lives are impacted by the Idaho wine industry.
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14. Tó éí iiná át'é

Jan 31, 2013  •  TV Shows
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15. Peace in Our Pockets

Jan 31, 2015  •  TV Shows
The inspirational story of Kenyan activists transforming their democracy and defusing ethnic and political violence in the lead up to historic national elections in 2013. With cutting-edge text messaging technology and grassroots organizing, the Peacebuilders transform the very meaning of peace in their country. The film captures the work of the Sisi ni Amani peace team as they expand their network beyond Nairobi, mobilizing thousands of new members and ramping up their efforts to monitor tensions and defuse potential conflict. As Kenyans go to the polls and the votes are tallied, over half a million peace messages are sent across the country. Yet the Peacebuilders look beyond the election cycle to the intersections of peace, democracy and human rights.
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