Documentary

In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, many investors, desperate for new opportunities and higher returns, turned their attention to emerging markets—particularly China. On the surface, it was a …

Few institutions wield as much influence over the modern global economy as the United States Federal Reserve. Its decisions ripple across markets, shape national debt, determine borrowing costs, and affect …

Firearms are among the most transformative inventions in human history. Their development reshaped warfare, altered the balance of power among nations, and left an indelible mark on culture, politics, and …

In 2011, BBC Two aired a groundbreaking three-part documentary series titled The Code, hosted by Oxford mathematician Marcus du Sautoy. This series aimed to unravel the hidden mathematical patterns governing …

Few documentaries have managed to explain the complexities of global finance while delivering such a powerful emotional and moral impact as Inside Job (2010). Directed by Charles Ferguson, this Academy …

Introduction Restrepo, directed by Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington and released in 2010, is a harrowing documentary that immerses viewers in the lives of U.S. soldiers deployed to the Korengal …

When the BBC released Planet Earth in 2006, it marked a revolution in the world of natural history documentaries. Narrated by the iconic Sir David Attenborough, the series captured the …

Few documentaries capture the complex interplay between war, politics, and human psychology as profoundly as The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara (2003). Directed …

Touching the Void: A Story of Survival and Resilience Touching the Void is a gripping true story of survival against all odds, written by British mountaineer Joe Simpson. Published in …

“Cosmos: A Personal Voyage,” the 1980 television series hosted by Carl Sagan, stands as one of the most influential science documentaries ever produced. Airing on PBS, it captivated audiences worldwide …

In 1973, a groundbreaking documentary series aired on the BBC that would forever change the way audiences perceive human history, science, and civilization. The Ascent of Man, written and presented …

Few documentary series have achieved the scope, depth, and emotional gravity of The World at War (1973). Produced by Jeremy Isaacs for Thames Television, this monumental 26-part series stands as …