Beneath the sands of Giza, something unexpected has been detected. Using advanced radar imaging, researchers have uncovered anomalies beneath the pyramids—structures, depths, and alignments that raise more questions than answers. In this documentary, we explore the mystery unfolding beneath one of history’s most iconic sites. What lies below the surface? Who built it—and why? From
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Moana (1926)
Moana: A Story of the South Seas was filmed by Robert and Frances Flaherty over 1923 and 1924 in the Samoan village Savai’I, and is the first feature-length film to be noted as having “documentary value.” In 1975 Monica Flaherty returned to Savai’i to create a soundtrack for her parents’ silent film. At the film’s
The Atlantis Puzzle (2024)
Fascinating new translations and fresh research are transforming the myth of Atlantis from the realm of fantasy into an incredible reality. Travel across continents and centuries to unlock the secrets of Plato’s final legacy.
The Salt Trail – The true meaning of surf travel
“The Salt Trail,” a feature film that dives deep into the true meaning of surf travel. Set against the stunning backdrop of Indonesia, particularly the breathtaking waves of Bali, this documentary explores the intersection of surfing and spirituality. Discover how conscious living and mindful adventure shape the experiences of those who seek out the thrill
The Real Impact of the Silk Road
The Silk Road stands as one of humanity’s most transformative endeavors, connecting East and West across Eurasia for thousands of years. This documentary series examines its profound impact on history, shaping empires, spreading ideas, and revolutionizing civilizations. Today’s extra long history documentary explores how the Silk Road influenced conflicts, from cavalry tactics to the invention
Bhutan – A journey to the unknown south
Bhutan is famous as the ‘land of happiness’ in the Himalayas. But little is known about the country’s subtropical South. This film explores the little-known region, where people live according to ancient traditions and maintain close-knit communities. The landscape in Bhutan’s South is characterized by dense jungle, unique biodiversity and mainly Hindu communities. In places
Mariza and the Story of Fado
Directed by Simon Broughton, Mariza and the Story of Fado is a 60-minute documentary that intertwines Mariza’s story with that of fado itself. By including spectacular concert footage of Mariza, intimate performances in fado clubs, rich footage of Amália Rodrigues, this project delivers a comprehensive yet entertaining tale on “Portugal’s blues,” all set in the
Why Ethiopia is the African Eldorado?
The rapid transformation of Ethiopia and the promise as Africa’s new land of opportunity are at the heart of this compelling documentary. Ethiopia was once best known for its problems, but now attracts investors, entrepreneurs and dreamers from all over the world. Through powerful testimonials and breathtaking images, the film reveals the hopes and challenges
The Adventurers—Thor Heyerdahl: Across the Sea of Time
In an epic story of bravery and conviction, an unknown Norwegian academic named Thor Heyerdahl set out to convince the scientific world that ancient mariners crossed the world’s great oceans. Heyerdahl was willing to risk his life to make his point. In 1947, in a balsa raft called the Non-Tiki, Heyerdahl and his crew embarked
No Direction Home – On the trail of Rimbaud
The historian and travel writer Charles Nicholl pursues the trail of the enigmatic French poet Arthur Rimbaud into the Horn of Africa. Original title: No Direction Home Directed by Ron Orders
Jack Kerouac documentary
Jack Kerouac, cult writer of the Beat generation, remains an American icon. This documentary focuses on the creative pinnacle of his life—63 days spent as a fire warden on Desolation Peak in Washington State. Examining the time through photos and the commentary of those who knew him, the program illuminates Kerouac’s previous work, while prefiguring
The Other Lisbon Story
“The Other Lisbon Story” tries, in a symbolic way, to point out the actual following rapid and frightening gentrification events in which the city of Lisbon is going through.
Trail of the Troubadours
Medievalist Rai d’Honoré hosts a rapid-fire tour of Occitania, home of the troubadours. She visits the castles of Lastours, Peyrepertuse, and Puivert to illustrate who the troubadours were and why they mattered.
How Did Ancient Civilizations Begin Mapping The Globe?
In the past, maps were power. Understanding your surroundings has given civilizations the edge in trade, conquest and wars, but how did these civilizations begin mapping their surroundings?
Hunt For The Great Sun Disc: The Inca Holy Grail | Lost City Of Gold
For the better part of 400 years people have searched the deep canyons & towering ice peaks of these mist-covered cloud forests trying to locate the lost cities of the Inca. They were all after one thing; gold. Any gold would do, but there was one thing desired above all others, the Great Golden Disc
Mongolian nomads’ ultimate dilemma
Nomads in Mongolia have always had an intimate relationship with wolves, and travelled with the wild canines. But as the Mongolian economy has boomed drastically, a dilemma is imposed upon the nomads. Should they maintain their relationships with nature, or cave in to the overwhelming force of the economy?
Street Food in Peru – ULTIMATE 14-HOUR PERUVIAN FOOD + Market Tour in Lima!
Peruvian food is one of the world’s great cuisines, and I was thrilled to have a chance to visit Peru to learn about and taste the food. In this video, get ready for an ultimate 14-hour straight Peruvian street food tour of Lima!
The Wildest Day on Earth
24 hours doesn’t seem very long, but in just one day our world sees huge changes, endless beauty and constant drama. From the dawn chorus of birds to reptiles basking in the sun, to jaguars hunting still sluggish caiman and vultures waiting for thermals to carry them high. A lot happens in 24 hours, our
Mary Magdalane: Jesus and his Early Followers
For nearly 2,000 years, she was believed to be a prostitute who repented and became a disciple of Jesus. This documentary dives into the life of Mary and focus on the fact she probably was one of the most profound disciples.
Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth | Ep. 1 – 6
The Power of Myth offers a profound exploration of the human experience, highlighting the significance of mythology in shaping our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
Sandro Botticelli: The Genius Behind the Birth of Venus and Primavera
Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi, known as Botticelli, was one of the most representative artists of Florentine culture; he was unique in his ability to translate into ideas and images the will of Lorenzo de Medici (ruler of the Florentine Republic and the most enthusiastic patron of arts), and the spirit of nascent Renaissance. Interpreting the
Joseph Campbell – The Hero with a Thousand Faces
Joseph Campbell’s seminal work of comparative mythology traces the stages of the hero’s journey, or monomyth, as found in religious myths from around the world. Through the psychoanalysis of Freud and Jung, he relates this narrative to human psychology and spirituality.
The Life and Times of Frida Kahlo
Documentary – The Life and Times of Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo de Rivera (July 6, 1907 — July 13, 1954). Frida Kahlo is considered one of the great painters of the 20th century. Fruda kahlo website https://www.fridakahlo.org/frida-kahlo-biography
M.C. Escher Optical Illusions & Spatial Paradoxes
Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) was a Dutch artist renowned for his innovative and mind-bending prints, which continue to fascinate audiences worldwide. Escher’s work often blurred the lines between art, mathematics, and architecture, creating intricate and thought-provoking compositions that challenged traditional notions of space and perspective.
Dante’s Inferno – Complete Journey
Through me you go into the city of weeping; Through me you go into eternal pain; Through me you go among the lost people; Justice is what moved my exhalted maker; I was the invention of his power, Of his wisdom and his primal love. Before me, nothing was created, except eternal things and I
The Secret of Carlos Castaneda
Carlos Castaneda (1925-1998) is often called the “godfather” of the human potential movement. His name and life are surrounded by many contradictions, fictions and legends. This film feature Castaneda’s closest apprentices as well as major experts in modern spiritually oriented psychology who lift the veil on the greatest mystery of his life: the stormy search
The Revolution and The Land (Peru,2019)
Full peruvian documentary on the presidency of Military General Juan Velasco Alvarado, the Revolutionary Goverment of the Armed Forces period, the Agrarian Reform in Peru and all the changes socially and culturally Peru experienced after this historical events.
Che Guevara – Beyond the Myth
The documentary “Che Guevara: Beyond the Myth” explores the life of the iconic South American revolutionary, challenging the widespread heroic image and revealing the complexities of his personality and actions. The film reconstructs his life through on-camera testimonies and little-known archive footage.
The Mysteries of Hieronymus Bosch
Interpretations of Bosch’s paintings have been linked to alchemy, drugs, witchcraft and, the most popular, that he was a member of a secret sect which practiced orgies. Nicholas Baum, who has been fascinated by Bosch’s paintings for many years, began his investigation in the belief that we would never know their full meaning. After a
Joseph Campbell -The Hero with the Thousand faces – Creation of the World
The second part of Joseph Campbell’s seminal work discusses the cosmogonic cycle of creation of destruction found in various myths. He also discusses the trope of the virgin birth, and how the cosmogony of mythology relates to the hero’s journey.
The Entire History of the Maya
The documentary history of the Maya civilization spans thousands of years, from its earliest beginnings to its eventual decline. Ancient America History Documentary 29:53 – I – To Distant Lands 48:55 – II – Into The Deep Forest 1:08:30 – III – Written In The Rocks 1:45:38 – IV – Origins 2:05:39 – V –
The Troubadours & Courtly Love
In the courts of what is now southern France in the 12th and 13th centuries, in a language known as Occitan, itinerant musicians crafted beautiful secular songs that explored the meanings, powers, and mysteries of Love. In this episode, immerse yourself in the world of the Troubadours and Trobairitz. Please see our Program Booklet for
The Beautiful World of the Amazon
Deep in the uncharted jungles of Peru, a silky anteater is fighting to stay awake. Turtles are battling for sunbathing space and meanwhile a mother humming bird is working overtime to provide for her newly hatched chick. The rainforest is about to enter a time of turmoil; dark clouds signify the arrival of heavy rains.
The Buddha – (Narrated by Richard Gere)
The documentary “The Buddha” (2010) tells the story of Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha, and explores the history and teachings of Buddhism. Richard Gere’s narration provides a clear and engaging guide through the Buddha’s biography.
The Nature of Ayahuasca (2019)
Ayahausca is a traditional plant medicine from the Amazon and is used to treat a variety of physical and psychology illnesses and conditions. This film explores the use of the Ayahausca as a holistic medicine, challenging stigmas around its use and helping people become more conscious and ethical consumers of the plant if that’s the
The HISTORY of MATHEMATICS.
“History of Mathematics” explores the evolution of mathematics in various civilizations. From Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to Greece, China, India, and the Middle East, the film highlights the contributions of prominent mathematicians and their impact on the field.