#documentary

#documentary

The first four episodes of the spinoff will premiere on Peacock on September 4th, followed by two new episodes every Thursday through September 25th.

Surviving Ohio State's popularity feels bittersweet, as it brings attention to long-neglected stories of abuse while also evoking sorrow for the survivors.

"I really wanted to tell a human story, the human perspective of what it took to create a masterpiece."

The dichotomy of Tony Hawk's life illustrates a juxtaposition between the youthful icon of skating history and the reality of aging, particularly after serious injuries.

Two days after the murders, dozens of national reporters descended on Moscow - but it wasn't long after that amateur blogger and TikTok "detectives" began to post thousands of their own "theories" online.

Mathias Wasik’s photographs encapsulate the essence of city life, showcasing vivid contrasts and deep emotions that reflect his human rights activism and storytelling passion.

"When I was working on the sound for the film I brought recording equipment [to Iceland] knowing that Icelandic people would be watching Hrafnamynd."

The Groundwork film series was conceived by Francesco Garutti and Irene Chin, directed by Joshua Frank, and produced by the CCA. The documentaries offer a personal look at the ideas behind the projects, valuing architectural reflection and process beyond finished products.

Mark Borchardt emerged from Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, as a determined but struggling filmmaker grappling with personal demons, yet deeply passionate about cinema and his craft.

Keanu Reeves will lead a documentary series focusing on the new U.S.-based Cadillac Formula 1 Team joining the grid in 2026, delving into the racing sport's dynamics.

Collective Soul's journey from obscurity to stardom reveals the band's struggles with contracts and the pressures of fame, all while maintaining a sense of camaraderie among members.

The series showcases both British and American crime scene cleaning teams addressing the aftermath of death, highlighting the gruesome realities and challenges they face.

In 1992, a group of entrepreneurs and semi-professional gamblers attempted to outsmart the Irish national lottery, revealing the limits of their strategy and regulations.

The documentary offers a comprehensive overview of Medina, focusing on its significance for Islamic faith and its historical landmarks, appealing to both pilgrims and tourists.

It's really tiring to have the news media only care about your community in a state of high alert and conflict.

"Cooper’s success is the result not just of personal charisma, but a shrewd sense of what her audience wants, and the drive to make it happen."

The documentary isn’t just about the act of violence itself, but also the aftermath and the emotional turmoil that the victim, Natasha, faces in seeking justice.

Sebastian explores the life of Max, a writer living a double life as a sex worker, highlighting authenticity in fiction and the complexities of consent.

Ashley endured a notoriously public divorce from her husband, which set a legal precedent for the UK's treatment of trans people for decades to come.

As Call Her Alex recounts, Marrochello refused to even look at the evidence her family presented, instead asking, "What do you want?"

When you hear 'Poop Cruise', you think 'OK', but actually there's a lot more layers and twists and turns to the story.

K-Pop Demon Hunters and The Astroworld Tragedy reveal the potential fallout of fame, underscoring the dark side of celebrity culture and fandom's obsession with it.

Serra's daringly restrained approach to the subject is at the very source of the film's disturbing emotional power. There are no talking-head interviews, no voice-overs, no superimposed text or title cards to situate the action.

The chaotic situation involved overflowing toilets and sewage dripping down the walls, leaving passengers to manage waste in a series of makeshift solutions.

Meddeb finds among the protesters a vivid, vibrant artistic movement: an oral culture of music, poetry and rap which flourishes on the streets.

Serena remembers being shorter and weaker and resorting to cheating on line calls at practice so she could occasionally beat her.

Khadka's journey, from a victim of wartime atrocities to a crucial political figure, exemplifies the resilience of survivors seeking justice in a conflicted society.

"Anyone with eyes can see the state of affairs for the working person..." This shows a clear acknowledgment of how traditional job structures are evolving, influenced by the internet.

The challenge of shaping Carl Bean's life into a documentary stems from the sheer breadth of his experiences, making it difficult to establish a singular dramatic narrative.

Ohio State's athletics program funding exceeds $292.8 million, with a revenue exceeding $1.2 billion over seven years, making it a national powerhouse.

"I think a lot of women have the exact same reaction. If she can do it, we can do it. She really had a very fine line to walk and she did it so masterfully."