Documentary

Children of Deaf Adults, known as CODA, are caught in the middle, between the deaf and the hearing, between isolation and community, and between childhood and adulthood. Through the stories of three CODAs, discover how the unique upbringing of hearing...

Can face recognition stop human trafficking? Has science advanced to the stage when forensic geneticists can accurately pinpoint what a "person of interest" looks like? Crime Science travels to Singapore, India, and the United Arab Emirates to explore...

These twenty-five hours of tape are not only the most wide-ranging interviews Henry Kissinger has ever given but, contractually, the last extended interviews he will give in his extraordinary life. The resulting ninety-minute documentary film is...

In 1991, South Korea is preoccupied with it's first democratic elections in thirty years. But in a village in Daegu, five fathers are facing their worst nightmare. Five young boys went on a romp in the mountains and never returned. At first, the media is...

This 1953 documentary was used by United Aircraft to celebrate fifty years of flight. The film explores aviation like never before from the first flight by the Wright Brothers in 1903 all the way up to 1953. Featuring interviews and footage from pioneers...

In January 1945, in the death throes of an evil empire and as the Red Army resumed it's relentless advance towards Germany, the inmates of POW camps in Poland were marched west towards Germany. Amongst them were thousands of British, American, and...

Bobby Catalano - You've seen him dance, host and perform "lightning lip-syncs" on national television on USA Network's "Dance Party USA" and WPHL-17's "Dancin' On Air". You've read about him and seen his posters in "Flip" magazine. Now see Bobby Catalano...

The current poverty rate in America is staggering, and the future is bleak. This film takes a closer look at the research from Dr. Ron Haskins and Dr. Isabel Sawhill that outlines a three-step process towards changing the tide in America: ED. WORK. WED...

With unprecedented access to the country's Criminal Investigation Branch, we get the exclusive story on critical cases that show how detectives use dedication, community support, and detailed forensic work to solve homicides.

Negotiations are part of everyday life. From haggling at the market to asking for a pay raise to navigating relationship issues, we do it all the time. But there are a few exceptional people who are trained in the art who handle negotiations when stakes...

The Chicago segment of Edens Lost & Found is hosted by NPR Weekend Today's Scott Simon and features stories about inspirational environmental activists and their plight to preserve the communities around them. This documentary introduces Marian Byrnes,...

The Chicago segment of Edens Lost & Found is hosted by NPR Weekend Today's Scott Simon and features stories about inspirational environmental activists and their plight to preserve the communities around them. This documentary introduces Marian Byrnes,...