A sharp satirical mockumentary follows the money behind America's military-industrial complex, contrasting Pentagon contractors, multimillion-dollar CEO compensation and luxury mansions with the…

How does a teenager steal $45 million in Bitcoin? He doesn’t hack Bitcoin. He hacks people. In 2020, early Bitcoin investor Josh…

A concise introduction to Martin Heidegger's provocative ideas about mortality, authenticity, anxiety — and what it means to truly confront the strange…

What if life has no ultimate meaning? A concise introduction to Albert Camus, the absurd and his surprisingly life-affirming response to an…

A beautifully concise introduction to Søren Kierkegaard and his enduring ideas about anxiety, freedom, choice, faith and the terrifying possibilities of being…

A concise animated introduction to Jean-Paul Sartre's existentialism — and the unsettling freedom and responsibility that come with creating who we are.

From Mexico and Greece to India and South Africa, Antony Loewenstein follows Israeli military and surveillance technology as it spreads around the…

Antony Loewenstein investigates how weapons and surveillance technologies used in the occupied Palestinian territories become products marketed to governments around the world.

Big Oil accumulated extraordinary wealth and influence. James Corbett's follow-up asks a more provocative question: what was all that power ultimately used…

Oil didn't just power the modern world. James Corbett investigates how the fortunes and institutions built around petroleum helped shape modern society…

If science allowed you to live indefinitely, would you choose to? Until explores ageing, longevity and the meaning mortality gives to human…

For more than a decade, the Federal Reserve flooded the economy with cheap money. FRONTLINE investigates how that experiment transformed America —…

Terence Hill and Bud Spencer play two rough-edged lookalikes hired to impersonate wealthy Brazilian cousins targeted for assassination in this exuberant 1984…

Jean-Claude Van Damme races through 1997 Hong Kong in Tsui Hark’s hyperactive action thriller, where counterfeit jeans, undercover agents and a deadly…

After a global pandemic turns humanity violent, an immune survivor with a unique ability may be the key to finding Patient Zero.

A cold, obsessive marksman is drawn into a deadly triangle of desire, deception and murder in Anthony Mann’s dark 1945 film noir.

Christopher Walken plays a former safecracker tempted into one last job in an overlooked crime drama where the people matter more than…

One of animation's great early milestones: Winsor McCay's 1914 film demonstrated that a hand-drawn character could move, react — and seemingly have…

John Wayne is usually remembered for hard-edged western heroes, dusty showdowns and larger-than-life frontier mythology. McLintock! shows a considerably more playful side…

In a racially segregated future Malaysia, a family discovers a girl from another ethnic group hiding in their home — and helping…

Giant robots, time travel and a broken relationship collide in this ambitious open-source science-fiction short set in a future Amsterdam.

A surreal journey through a mysterious mechanical world — and a landmark experiment that helped prove open-source tools could create professional 3D…

Buster Keaton risks everything to recover his stolen locomotive in one of silent cinema’s greatest action comedies.

Betty Boop becomes Cinderella in this charming 1934 Fleischer Studios cartoon, a musical fairy-tale adaptation that made animation history as the studio’s…

Superman takes on an army of giant flying robots in this striking 1941 Fleischer Studios animated short, a landmark piece of superhero…

Mickey Mouse takes the helm in the landmark 1928 cartoon that turned synchronized sound into entertainment — and helped launch one of…

Daffy Duck battles the one opponent he can never defeat: his own animator. A brilliantly inventive 1953 classic that tears the cartoon…

Popeye takes on the legendary Sindbad in a spectacular 1936 Technicolor adventure filled with monsters, slapstick, groundbreaking animation — and plenty of…

Bugs Bunny finds Elmer Fudd prospecting for gold in the desert and decides to make himself part of the expedition. A fast,…

A gentle giant rabbit enjoys a peaceful day in the forest until three mischievous woodland creatures push him too far. A dialogue-free…

Herman the Mouse takes center stage in this colorful 1950 Noveltoons short from Famous Studios — a charming slice of classic American…

Economist Jeffrey Sachs examines Europe's geopolitical future, the war in Ukraine, NATO's relationship with Russia, and China's growing influence. He argues that…

Economist Richard Werner joins Tucker Carlson for a wide-ranging conversation about how banks create money, the Federal Reserve, Japan’s financial crisis, central…

Former OSCE monitor Benoît Paré joins journalist Aaron Maté to recount his years in eastern Ukraine and challenge prevailing accounts of the…

At the United Nations, Donald Trump delivered a defiant defense of national sovereignty — and declared that the future belongs not to…

Tucker Carlson sits down with Vladimir Putin for a two-hour conversation about Ukraine, NATO, Russian history and the confrontation between Russia and…

Oil, dollars and global power are more closely connected than they might seem. This eight-minute explainer offers a remarkably compact introduction to…

Jordan Peterson explores responsibility, suffering, discipline and the search for meaning in this long-form presentation of the ideas behind 12 Rules for…

Brian Cox takes us from Earth to the scale of the observable universe in a fascinating exploration of our place in the…

Would you kill one person to save five? Harvard professor Michael Sandel turns a simple moral dilemma into a fascinating exploration of…

In this 2015 talk, geopolitical analyst George Friedman explains why Europe’s balance of power, Russia, Germany and Ukraine remain central to U.S.…

Political and commercial interests can disguise organized influence campaigns as spontaneous public opinion. Sharyl Attkisson shows how astroturfing works.

Professor John Mearsheimer’s famous 2015 lecture on the causes of the Ukraine crisis remains strikingly relevant nearly a decade later.