What if the national debt isn't debt at all? Economist Stephanie Kelton takes on the money myths that shape our politics, igniting a firestorm as critics call her ideas 'voodoo economics'. A provocative, hopeful film about who pays, and what we could afford to fix, from climate change to inequality.
After Katie is harassed by a sexual predator within the virtual world of Roblox, a platform designed for kids with 78 million daily users, the trio of amateur investigators uncover far more sinister activities, including explicit games and extremist groups operating unchecked in these digital spaces.
An intimate, surprising portrait of the world's northern forests. Biochemist and botanist Diana Beresford-Kroeger reveals the forgotten wisdom of trees, from the medicines they hold to the deep bond between people and forests that shaped our world.
Few filmmakers have been as loved and loathed as Michael Moore. On the road with his Slacker Uprising Tour as Fahrenheit 9/11 explodes, this documentary turns the camera on Moore himself, separating fact from legend and revealing incendiary surprises about the man and his methods.
How corporations became the most powerful force in modern society. Exposing how profit and power shape their actions. And the growing push to challenge their influence.
In Taiji, Japan, the dolphin industry has shifted from meat to capturing live dolphins for overseas shows. We visit the town from “The Cove” with Ren Yabuki, the director of a Japanese animal rights NGO monitoring this year’s hunts.
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.
Host Joshua Frank travels to China’s Yunnan Province to explore the booming edible insect industry. From farming wasps to cooking grubs, he dives into the culture and sustainability potential of insects as food.
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.
Three Bible-thumping teenage exorcists from Phoenix believe they can drive demons out of traumatized people using only a crucifix and a few forceful prayers. As 18-year-old Brynne Larson leads the mission alongside her friends, the film questions whether their power comes from God—or from the influence of Brynne’s father, a failed televangelist pulling the strings behind the scenes.
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.