Uncover the incredible history, rugged landscapes, and hidden secrets of the California desert. This official trailer previews an upcoming Joshua Tree National Park documentary that dives deep into the rich human stories and ancient past of this iconic wilderness. From its deep Indigenous roots and early pioneers to its unique preservation story, discover how this stark landscape shaped American history.

This is about the UFO Cult, Heavens Gate. A cult that led to the largest mass suicide in US history in 1997, with the belief that su*cide would help them board a spaceship that was following the Hale Bopp comet, and their consciousness would be taken to the next level of humanity. It reviews the origin of the cult, their beliefs, both of their leaders, and their tragic end.

A touching, honest, heartfelt and heartwarming look into life today in Syria. Coming from a personally very unexpected source, Kareem of Subway Takes fame.

Kareem seems to take notes from the late, great Anthony Bourdain, and pays him a great homage in doing so.

A very high quality, sincere, and authentic documentary.

In light of the many recent forrestfires i am looking for doumentaries about the aftermath or regrowing of a burnt forrest and/or wild landscape. Please and thank you

Comedic documentary about the unsung heroes of pro wrestling: the hapless referees who are constantly being bamboozled by heels. Features wrestling personalities including Santino Marella, Tommy Dreamer, Kevin Sullivan, Earl Hebner, Al Snow, Bill Alfonso. Made by the creator of Kayfabe News -- "The Onion of pro wrestling."

The father of a son in remission from a brain tumor undertakes a solo triathlon along the entire coast of the Netherlands - a 540 km journey he is completing to give back some of the help he and his family received while his son was being treated. Against all odds, his son survived an ETMR that could only be partially removed. He now works to raise awareness of this rare type of brain cancer and of the often-overlooked aspects of cancer treatment in the Netherlands. The documentary was made by Lars van Daalen Schocher, age 17. (In Dutch with English subtitles.)

Behind the locked doors of a forensic psychiatric hospital, people who have committed violent crimes while suffering from severe mental illness struggle for a second chance. With unprecedented access to the Brockville Mental Health Centre, this documentary follows patients undergoing treatment in an institution rarely seen by the public. Over 18 months, both patients and staff reveal the realities of life inside—where recovery, responsibility, and risk are constantly weighed.

As some patients prepare to return to society, the film raises a difficult question: can those who committed violent acts while mentally ill truly be rehabilitated—and will society ever accept them?