In Colombia, pink “cocaine” or “tucibi” is all the rage, from elite clubbers to cartel leaders. It’s pricier than white cocaine, has its own music genre, and fuels a new generation of “neo-narcos.” Cartels are now expanding production into Europe.
Sex Robot Madness dives into the explosive rise of intelligent, sexually capable robots, uncovering their potential to transform intimacy, relationships, and society itself in ways we aren’t prepared for.
The War on Drugs has failed. We look at what a realistic legal drug market might involve, and why prohibition keeps making the damage worse — for everyone except the drugs themselves.
BDSM is being explored by some as a way to heal from trauma. The film follows Rebecca and Steph, a couple using BDSM to process and overcome their past pain.
Sugar Sisters follows Hannah and her sisters as they explore the world of sugar-dating with older, wealthier men. The film examines the ethical, personal, and feminist dilemmas that arise from this controversial lifestyle.
Since the 1990’s, Mexico’s narco pilots have risked life and limb transporting drugs for the cartels, drawn by the promise of earning up to $12,000 per flight. In this documentary, we speak with these daredevils about the risks and rewards of being a modern-day drug smuggler.
Once known for extremist ties, Germany’s Black Flock Motorcycle Gang now claims to have left hate behind. We spent time with former neo-Nazis inside the club to explore their uneasy rebrand—and the contradictions between their talk of rehabilitation and their ongoing lives of crime and excess.
As San Francisco D.A., Kamala Harris oversaw a wrongful murder case that cost Jamal Trulove six years in prison. The conviction was later overturned, raising questions about her record as a “progressive prosecutor.” Trulove shares his story and reflects on Harris’s role in his case.
Psychedelics are revolutionizing mental health, treating conditions from PTSD to addiction — decades of the War on Drugs delayed discoveries that are now coming to light.
Heimo Korth is the last person living year-round in nearly 19 million acres of protected Alaskan wilderness, deep inside the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Living completely off the land among polar bears and caribou, this film follows one man’s extraordinary choice to survive in total isolation on America’s final frontier.
A crew travels to Colombia to investigate scopolamine—known as “Devil’s Breath”—a drug rumored to strip victims of free will. What begins as uneasy interviews and chilling street stories quickly spirals into a far darker and more dangerous reality.
Valeria Lukyanova, known as the “real-life Barbie,” goes beyond her viral looks as a time-traveling spiritual guru. In this documentary, she reveals how physical perfection becomes a medium for sharing her life-changing philosophy.