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32'
Australia's Drought
Australia - 2018
In the Australian outback, farmers are suffering the profound consequences of severe drought, the worst for a decade. Three families give their own outlook on the nature of hardship in a changing world.
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26'
To Burn Or Not To Burn?
Sweden - 2018
In Sweden, waste incineration plants convert excess and non-recycled rubbish into energy. The Swedish government classifies this process as recycling, but is this form of waste disposal really sustainable?
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35'
Without A Trace
Mozambique - 2018
Since 2011, abductions in Mozambique have occurred frequently, with many investigations going unresolved. Portuguese business entrepreneur Américo Sebastião, who disappeared in 2016, is one such mystery.
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10'
Plugging America's Labour Shortage
United States - 2018
Many Puerto Ricans are travelling to mainland America to fill the country's labour shortages, leaving behind an island mired in economic crisis. Workers give their viewpoints from the "Las Vegas of the Midwest".
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26'
Imran Khan Meets Julian Assange
United Kingdom - 2012
When former international cricket captain Imran Khan entered politics, neither he nor his party were taken seriously. In this interview he discusses his meteoric rise in Pakistani politics, and the issues driving it.
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28'
Bloodlands
South Africa - 2018
The complex question of land rights and expropriation has long blighted South Africa. With attacks on white farmers on the rise, many believe the aim is to terrorise them off the land.
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16'
From the Shadows
Norway - 2018
The symbiotic relationship between Atlantic orcas and the fishermen of Norway is unique. Following this story, underwater photographer Jacques de Vos captures the first footage of the whales feeding at night.
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08'
Edible Bugs
United States - 2018
Bug-based foods are growing in popularity. With rising concerns over the environmental impact of feeding the world, do insects and bugs represent the future of sustainable consumption?
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30'
Redneck Revolt
United States - 2018
In the U.S, hate crimes are set to rise for a third year running, as white nationalist marches become increasingly violent. Now left-wing activists are retaliating with their own shock tactics.
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26'
Blockchain Island
Puerto Rico - 2018
Still reeling from Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico may have an unlikely helping hand from investors in crypto company Blockchain. Yet despite apparent good intentions, they are not without their opponents.