In a country where Catholics make up less than 1% of the population, a rare abuse case is coming to light in Japan. One woman speaks publicly for the first time about the priest who abused her—and the lawsuit she filed against the Church decades later.

Thousands of people believe they are targets of a secret, coordinated surveillance campaign known as “gang stalking.” This film follows self-identified victims—and the doctors who challenge their claims—to explore the real-world consequences of the phenomenon.

In Honduras, gang violence, poverty, and corruption fuel a deadly crisis for women, with one murdered every 36 hours—making it one of the world’s most dangerous countries for females.

Not many thieves make Interpol’s most wanted list, but Mark Blaney did. From shoplifting in northern England to stealing Rolexes across Western Europe, he and his brother ran a high-stakes criminal empire.

Happy Science is a global religious movement with over 12 million followers, led by charismatic Ryuho Okawa, whom supporters see as divine. Critics, however, accuse the group of operating as a cult.

Medical tourism from the US to Mexico is booming, with cheaper treatments and easy access to medication. But some travelers risk counterfeit drugs, including pills laced with the deadly opioid fentanyl.

We meet Elliot Castro, who as a teenager stole £2.5m through credit card fraud and splurged on luxury watches, cars, and five-star living—until his lavish lifestyle led to his downfall.

Are sex toys legal, safe, or doctor-approved? Host Rytasha Rathore explores India’s sex-positive revolution, visiting sex toy stalls, focus groups, and experts to uncover the intimate realities of modern sexuality.

We follow world sumo champion Byamba through his daily 10,000-calorie diet, showing how he shops, cooks, and eats chankonabe, the Japanese stew that helps sumo wrestlers pack on the pounds.

The UK prison system has a thriving black market for everything from drugs to iPhones — all built around a strange currency: tinned fish. Former prisoner and filmmaker Chris Atkins reveals how inmates smuggle contraband and even chicken stew into their cells.

For JT, a young prospect joining a local Crips set in Brooklyn, gang life is less about crime and more about finding family and protection. In this documentary, we follow his journey as he searches for belonging on the streets.

For the first time in centuries, young women in Japan are turning away from marriage as shifting gender norms and economic independence reshape relationships. In this documentary, Karley Sciortino travels to Tokyo to explore the rise of “à la carte” boyfriend services for the country’s powerful single women.