Society Documentaries

"Uganda's Silent War" is a gripping and deeply unsettling documentary that delves into the tragic plight of child soldiers in Uganda, Africa. Winner of...

Married at 16 years – with 18 years of violence following – left Wendy terrified. She summoned the courage to deal with her husband...

In this 45 minute-long documentary film-makers Sam Wild and Ellie Walton address the issue of gentrification of Washington, DC. Through the experiences of a...

This is a story of a people who had existed and thrived in their land for thousands and thousands of years before they were...

From the author - Every man, woman, and child in America needs to watch this shocking video documentary about the extreme police corruption the...

Fault Lines History of an Occupation is a powerful documentary that explores the history of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which took the world...

Bruce helps to dig out the wet sand that clogs up the tribe's main source of drinking water, which they drink from a trough....

Sudan is a country in turmoil, its political landscape is characterized by a long-standing struggle for power and identity. In recent years, the nation...

Tells the stories of how self-organizing online networks threaten to change the fabric of government forever.

Back in January of 2009, I was busy digging up some old, *old* bits & pieces of material from the internet and stitching them...