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Legends of Speed is the ultimate deep dive into the high-stakes, high-risk world of Formula 1. Go-getters, ruthless tacticians, and vulnerable competitors, this three-part documentary series reveals the human cost of living life at the absolute limit, where every single race could be the last. Go beyond the pit lane to explore the raw fears, intense courage, and relentless drive of motorsport's greatest icons: F1 Legends Unfiltered: Raw, personal interviews with Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna, Jackie Stewart, Alain Prost, and more. Discover how each driver coped with the constant presence of danger. The Human Element: Step away from the lap times to examine the drivers' personal lives, private obsessions, and the immense pressure placed on the families who watched them risk everything. Engineering Brilliance vs. Catastrophic Failure: Look closely at the fine line between victory and defeat, where a fraction of a second, a few centimeters, or pure luck makes all the difference. Director: Elias von Salomon

An analytical investigation into the October 7, 2023 Middle East crisis and the complex security dynamics of the region. Through verified archive material, timeline reconstructions, and insights from geopolitical experts, this film breaks down the intelligence oversight, regional power structures, and international relations that defined the event. Gain a deeper understanding of the historical roots, modern strategies, and ongoing global implications of this crucial conflict. Directors: Marc de la Villardière & Vincent Prado

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

“You have to act.” From the first chaotic minutes after touchdown to a sniper’s round stopped inches from a Marine’s eye, this is Marjah up close. Go inside Operation Moshtarak in Helmand as U.S. Marines and Afghan soldiers push through 360-degree contact, hunt a shooter firing through a wall slit, and adapt when IEDs force a chess game instead of checkers. Watch EOD uncover a daisy-chained kill zone, a medevac bird take RPG fire, and a hard choice about air support collide with concerns for civilians. Inside compounds, Marines find opium and ammonium nitrate. In town, bazaars reopen, condolence payments are delivered, and “government in a box” is put to the test — but the fight, and doubts, remain. Raw, unfiltered, and deeply human, this documentary reveals the split-second decisions, the cost of mistakes, and the fragile work of counterinsurgency you never see in headlines. Watch to the end for the moment that redefines what “holding ground” really means in Marjah. Watch the full story now.

From Japanese goggles that trick the brain into seeing larger portions to a controversial device that drains part of a meal directly from the stomach, this documentary investigates radical technologies designed to tackle obesity. The journey also heads inside McLaren, where Formula 1 sensor technology is being adapted to monitor the human body and encourage healthier choices.

Hey guys! We’re now live on Spotify 🎧 Picture a circle of light so perfect it looks painted onto the sky. It is hanging in deep space right now, completely real. You are looking at gravity itself, bending light into a shape it should never make. The James Webb Space Telescope caught this ring while scanning distant galaxy clusters. Its light traveled 21 billion light years to reach us, the most distant object of its kind ever recorded. A shape this exact needs near impossible alignment. Two galaxies and Earth, lined up across millions of light years. Today we visit that ring, and a few more like it. One was found by an amateur, sorting through public Webb data at home. Another hides a galaxy far denser than it should be. One more comes from a survey of 182 galaxy clusters, watched across 8 billion years. Before we step into deep space, if stories like this help you drift off, here is how to keep listening without breaks. Scan the QR code on your screen, or tap the link in