#documentary

#documentary

Although their deal is ending, Markle's lifestyle series 'With Love, Meghan' will continue on Netflix as it has recently been renewed for a second season.

Survivors, loved ones, witnesses, and first responders all suffer profound effects from the fatalities on Irish roads. This impact is often unnoticed yet undeniably significant, with the emotional and psychological toll extending far beyond the immediate tragedies.

Bride Rosney sent Fianna Fáil's Padraig Flynn 40 red roses with a note reading: "Thank you, from the women of Ireland." This act symbolizes the collective empowerment felt during Mary Robinson's presidency.

Aparna Nancherla captures the duality of a comedian’s life, balancing the urge to perform with the internal struggle of anxiety, which she integrates into her comedy.

Fine Point Films is creating a documentary on DJ Carey, a prominent hurler, focusing on his rise and fall in the sport.

"Sundays were always my favorite day because I knew that we'd all be together," says Matlin, who became the first deaf actor to win an Oscar in 1987 at the tender age of 21.

The documentary Stans provides a raw, unfiltered look at the world of superfans of Eminem, showcasing their passionate yet sometimes troubling devotion to his music.

Laurence is a woman in desperate need of an act of human kindness. A hug, a cuddle: that is all she needs to keep at bay the nightmarish visions that haunt her.

"Slumlord Millionaire follows the Bravo family's experiences with their landlord in Sunset Park, Janina Davis' struggle to reclaim her Bed Stuy house after losing it to deed fraud, and Moumita Ahmed's 2021 run for City Council in Jamaica, Queens."

The documentary portrays the impacts of Boko Haram on children in Cameroon's Kolofata village, emphasizing displacement and violence woven into their daily lives.

EARTH SEED invites us to envision and enact our collective future from a world awakening to its unraveling. The documentary follows a pilgrimage through California led by People's Kitchen Collective.

Petra Costa's documentary "Apocalypse in the Tropics" highlights the rise of Evangelical Christianity in Brazil, reflecting the alliance of pastors with political leaders and societal turmoil.

"I really wanted to tell a human story, the human perspective of what it took to create a masterpiece."

Sifa Suljic confronts her past in Bosnia, seeking to uncover the fate of her brother who went missing during the Srebrenica genocide, amidst a personal family tragedy.

The album 'Unlawful Assembly' by C Powers features protest sound clips and subdued low-end bass on tracks like 'I Will Not Live In A Fascist State.'

"Manatees aren't gross, they're adorable," Reynolds says.

Salgado's photography transcended mere documentation, acting as a bridge between the visible and invisible, and capturing humanity's collective essence and struggles over decades.

The annual hot-dog eating contest on Coney Island remains a quintessential American tradition that aligns perfectly with the nation's celebration of independence and summer festivities.

In 1992, a group of entrepreneurs and semi-professional gamblers attempted to outsmart the Irish national lottery, revealing the limits of their strategy and regulations.

It's really tiring to have the news media only care about your community in a state of high alert and conflict.

"I'm sort of half proud, half mortified to say I really don't know about college life or college sports," Orner said, conveying her initial unfamiliarity with Ohio State's significance.

"I approach everyone that I speak with, with empathy. I always tell them, I'm here to try to understand why you do what you do, not to judge you. And I think that goes a long way."

"Cooper’s success is the result not just of personal charisma, but a shrewd sense of what her audience wants, and the drive to make it happen."