Borderland: Following the Deadly Route to America

Facing a pandemic, an unprecedented economic and social crisis, the United States seems to be on the brink. We followed middle-class Americans who now find themselves on the poverty line. Marc and Selene, had to close their restaurant and are struggling to pay the rent when their young son breaks his arm. Now they have to find an additional $11,000 in order to have it treated. A few months ago, Steven was making $ 70,000 a year as a business executive. Today he lives with his wife in their car. But he refuses to give up his belief in capitalism and the American dream and is sure better days are coming. Meanwhile, Kirin faces deportation after losing her job as a cashier. --- Click the SUBSCRIBE button and make sure to set NOTIFICATIONS to stay updated with all new content!

A cinematic journey through the first year of Donald Trump's second term as president. Fear, hope, protest, loyalty and disappointment all shape this portrait of the US as a nation in turmoil. Washington, D.C., and Piedmont, West Virginia. As President Trump's second term sparks fear and alarm in the liberal capital, coal country in Appalachia clings to the hope of a long-awaited economic turnaround. Only a two-and-a-half-hour drive separates Washington, D.C., from Piedmont, West Virginia — yet the two places exist in hugely different cultural worlds. In liberal D.C., shock about Donald Trump's return for a second term runs deep. Many federal workers fear for their jobs, rights and democracy. In coal country, by contrast, Trump is seen as the last hope for an economic revival. Coal trains may still rumble through town, but factories stand empty and drug problems are tearing through the community. Even so, there's tremendous resilience to be found here. This documentary follows both places over the course of a year, exploring how people with sharply contrasting realities see Trump's return to the presidency. In Washington

The 9/11 Chronology. No narration. No interviews. No hindsight. Just the footage, audio, and reports that captured 9/11 as it happened. This series is not a traditional documentary. It is an actuality-based, real-time reconstruction — an unfiltered archive, compiled entirely from authentic sources recorded on the day itself. No commentary. No retrospective analysis. Nothing added, and nothing taken away. The Archive Cut spans 20 episodes, tracing the entire day from the first takeoff to the final moments of collapse and chaos — moment by moment, as it was seen and heard. This project is intended as a historical and educational record, preserving the timeline and tone of the day with precision and respect. Whether you're revisiting the events or encountering them for the first time, The 9/11 Chronology presents an immersive and sobering experience — a window into the reality of 9/11 through the eyes and ears of those who lived it. Episode 14 begins at 10:07 AM on September 11, 2001 — Jets of NY, another flight reported hijacked, experts call into the news, and the dust cloud continues

Johannesburg is a city of striking contrasts, where rapid development exists alongside deep social and economic challenges. In some of the city’s townships, criminal networks and local gangs have a powerful influence, while in wealthier suburbs, high walls, security systems, and private protection have become part of everyday life. This investigative documentary explores the realities of crime and personal security in Johannesburg, South Africa. We follow the experiences of gang members, victims, private security professionals, and ordinary residents as they navigate a city where trust in public institutions is often under pressure. From the challenges facing law enforcement to the rise of community patrols, private security, and neighborhood protection groups, this film examines why so many people feel they must take their safety into their own hands. What drives Johannesburg’s security crisis? How are different communities responding? And what does everyday life look like behind the headlines?

Explore the strange life of Theodore Kaczynski, the college math professor who dropped out of his career, holed up in a one-room shack in Montana, and sent deadly mail bombs to victims around the country, ultimately becoming known as the Unabomber. Director: Rob Cousineau

After half a century of dictatorship, Syria is undergoing an historic upheaval following the overthrow of President Bashar Al-Assad by insurgents from the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). We capture the first moments of this tumultuous transition and hear from the Syrian population, torn between hope for renewal and fear of the unknown. We followed the step-by-step installation of new leaders from the rebel movement. From the gilded halls of the presidential palace to the gloomy cells of the infamous Saydnaya prison, this film lifts the veil on the vestiges of an authoritarian system. But while some exiles are contemplating a return to their homeland, others are opting for exodus, fearful of the new regime’s direction. Who are HTS and what are the real intentions of the jihadist rebels led by Abu Mohammed Al-Joulani? What will be the fate of minorities, particularly Christians and Alawites, in this new political configuration? A unique look at a nation at a crossroads, oscillating between hope for a better future and fear of the unknown. Directors: Jahouar Ndi, Yael Goujon & Apolline Convain