I’m looking for docs about destruction in the sense of plane malfunctions, ship wrecks, fires, collapses, and crashes. Not really interested in weather based things like earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, etc. (unless they relate to the above). I’ve watched Destruction Decoded and Disaster Autopsy, and that’s pretty much exactly what I’m looking for.

Hello! I'm looking for something to watch that discusses the relationship of the Bible to history, as in which events depicted in it did or did not happen, and if they did happen, did they happen as depicted? I am not religious, but interested in history so I'm looking for something rooted in the pursuit of truth, not in proving any particular narrative or beliefs. I'm also open to something about the historicity of Jesus's actions/lifetime/miracles/etc. Thanks in advance!

A couple of years ago I watch A Man Named Scott, a documentary about Scott Mescudi centered around creativity. The Documentary itself was very stylized and creatively produced, directed and edited. Ever since I haven’t been able to find a Documentary quite like it. So I’m here to ask for recommendations of any documentaries that fit that description. I find that Documentaries centered around creativity (eg. Art, music, etc.) tend to have a more stylized approach but I’m opened to any genre of Documentary, as long as it’s creative, stylized, or at the very least unique.

Edit: I’m looking for inspiration in the art of documentary film making. So documentaries that use audio, lighting, visuals and even things like text in interesting ways, ones that take an artistic approach on the making of a documentary

Also if you could please leave a sentence or two on what makes the documentary a creative piece of art itself, that would be grately appreciated!

Thank you very much

In the winter of 1963. Biologist and documentary maker Hans Rasmussen embarked on an expedition to study Penguins on Antartica. What he found would change our understanding of them forever. Trapped by the Great Blizzard of '63 Hans never returned before Christmas Eve. The footage was retrieved 80 years later, from an abandoned research station south of The South Pole.

Produced by Frisky Halfspeed & Bob and The Gang A film by Hans Rasmussen

Cast: The South Pole Surfers Nap Napoleon Hugo Humboldt Mac Aroni Pingo

Adelie Gentou Hans Rasmussen

Featuring songs "South Pole Christmas" "Huddle Up" "Hop All The Way" "Saint Rick" "Waddle And Slide" feat. Adelie "Surfin' Penguin" feat. Hans

In loving memory of Hans Rasmussen

Casually ran into this documentary, "Can't Get You Out of My Head" by Adam Curtis. It's a fascinating deep dive into how history, politics, and culture have shaped the modern world. What makes it so compelling is the style – the entire documentary is made up of archival footage, clips from the eras he explores, and haunting music that gives it a dreamlike, almost hypnotic feel. Curtis weaves together the rise of individualism, the spread of conspiracy theories, and the hidden forces that shape our emotions, creating connections between events you wouldn’t expect. Haven't reached the end but I feel like I have a clear understanding of why the world feels so fragmented today. It’s the kind of documentary that doesn’t just tell you history – it immerses you in it.

I put only the duration of the first episode in the title to avoid scaring people off but the whole thing consists of six episodes totalling 7 hours and 40 minutes.

Australian journalists investigate native Papuans' claims of Indonesian military attacking villages with helicopters and drones.

Hi, I used to watch a lot of lesser known / student type documentaries on Vimeo, but recently they disabled the search option in my country, making the site useless now... is there any decent free sites for finding documentaries?

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They say that someone can answer any questions on Reddit, I'll give it a try....

I'm looking for an older docu-series, unfortunately I can't remember where I saw it :(

The show presented the expected effects of climate change in 2050 trough fictional strories. Their predictions are starting to come in worryingly while it it's still only 2024.

One episode, according to my memories, was about a French chateau that had to produce oranges because the vines had already died out. Another episode took place in Austria during a flash flood.

If anyone knows the title of the show, I would be grateful if you could share it!

Thanks!

Hello, as the title suggests, are there any content creators who make documentaries about history and events throughout time that has only the truth in it and is as realistic as possible? i see alot of documentaries about for example Constantinople but theres always missing pieces, i want to start educating myself on the past with nothing but the truth and without false news, if someone can help me i would appreciate it, i’m stuck for now not knowing who to watch and trust about info