Detroit: Living in Ghost Town

After the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear disasters, millions were left to live on contaminated land. This is the story of their 30-year struggle with an invisible enemy. Discover how communities in Belarus, Japan, and Norway moved beyond fear, using knowledge and mutual support to adapt and survive in a world forever changed by radioactivity. Director: Olivier Julien Original title: Chernobyl, Fukushima, Living with the Legacy

How does Moscow control its neighboring borders? This documentary dives deep into the unrecognized breakaway republics of Abkhazia, Transnistria, the People’s Republic of Donetsk and North Ossetia. By providing financial aid, military backing, and political control, the Kremlin uses these regions to instigate geopolitical instability across Eastern Europe, systematically stalling efforts by Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine to join the European Union.

With a divorce every 36 seconds in America, breaking up has become a multi-billion dollar industry. Explore the world of 'Divorce Hotels', 'Freedom Fests', and post-breakup cosmetic surgery, where entrepreneurs are cashing in on catastrophe and repackaging heartbreak for a new generation.

Between 1946 and 1958, the U.S. detonated 23 nuclear weapons over Bikini Atoll, unleashing a firestorm that would poison four generations. Nuked resurrects the suppressed history of the Cold War’s first victims – the Bikinian people, torn from paradise and condemned to wander a radioactive diaspora. Through meticulously restored archival footage, the film amplifies the voices of those who watched their ancestral home become ground zero, juxtaposing their testimonies against the terrifying spectacle of mushroom clouds that once lit up the Pacific sky. As climate change now drowns their exile settlements beneath rising seas, the displaced fight a dual battle: against the ghosts of nuclear imperialism and the rising tides of an indifferent world. A searing indictment of colonial power and a rallying cry for justice, Nuked asks: When the land itself becomes a weapon, where does survival begin? Any queries, please contact us at: owned-enquiries@littledotstudios.com

In March 2012, a violent storm threw an oil tanker against the cliffs of Syracuse, Sicily, triggering one of Italy's most dramatic helicopter rescues. For over a year, the wreck scarred the coastline of a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is the story of the international team of salvage masters who undertook the monumental task of cutting the ship apart to restore the beautiful Mediterranean coast.

Over 150 years ago, before it opened up and embraced Western culture without losing its own identity, Tokyo was still Edo, a traditional Asian city ruled by the feudal powers of the Samurai. Twice the city experienced total destruction. Yet each time, like the mythical phoenix, the city rose spectacularly from the ashes. Discover the story of this metarmophosis through never seen before restored and colorized archives filmed in Tokyo from 1905 onward. This film reveals the extraordinary resilience of the Japanese people. Director: Olivier Julien