Saving a $62M Vessel After a Devastating Tsunami

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.

Walk in the footsteps of William the Conqueror from his landing at Pevensey to the battlefield at Senlac Hill. Using the Bayeux Tapestry, medieval chronicles and the Sussex landscape, this documentary investigates the strategy, destruction and enduring myths surrounding the Norman invasion and the Battle of Hastings.

Discover how Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook from a college dorm room into a tech giant with over 2 billion users - and why its story is both inspiring and controversial. This video explores the extraordinary journey of Facebook and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, tracing his path from a programming prodigy to the architect of the world’s largest social network. Dive into Zuckerberg’s early life, his relentless ambition, and the pivotal moments that led to the creation and meteoric rise of Facebook. You’ll learn about the innovations that revolutionized global communication, the company’s rapid expansion, and the challenges it faced along the way - from privacy scandals and regulatory scrutiny to the Cambridge Analytica crisis and growing concerns about the influence of big tech. We also examine how Facebook transformed how people connect, empowered small businesses, and enabled social movements, while grappling with its own controversies over privacy, fake news, and data misuse. By looking closely at Zuckerberg’s leadership, values, and vision, this video offers an in-depth understanding of both the positive and problematic aspects of Facebook’s impact on society. Whether

A mountain of rock is spinning in the dark between Mars and Jupiter. It turns a full circle every 113 seconds. Lay the Empire State Building on its side. This rock is wider. For decades, scientists believed a rock this big would shatter at that speed. Most asteroids are loose piles of gravel, held together by weak gravity. Spin them too fast, and they fly apart. But this rock holds together. A brand new telescope in Chile spotted it in just 10 hours of test images. Scientists confirmed the record in a study published in January 2026. Now they want to know what it is made of, and where it came from. And what it means for every rock that might 1 day head toward Earth. Today, we visit an asteroid breaking apart in slow motion. We watch a space rock explode over a European city. We follow a spacecraft that crashed into an asteroid on purpose. Sources

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

Uncover the hidden side of the web in this deep dive into internet culture, online behavior, and the psychology behind toxic commentary. From the early days of online forums to today's digital age, this documentary explores how anonymity changed the way we communicate, for better and for worse. Director: Jonathan Baltrusaitis