Janine Cohen
Kidfluencers
Barn ned i ettårsalderen får brettet ut livene sine på sosiale medier, med foreldrene i ryggen. Men hvem er det egentlig som følger dem? Australsk dokumentar fra 2024.
Apple TV
The New Space Age
Are we on the cusp of a revolution in space exploration? ‘It’s not just a boom – it’s a frenzy’ – space exploration is captivating the imaginations of entrepreneurs and national governments alike, as the race is on to push the boundaries of mankind’s spacefaring technology. From Elon Musk’s plan to settle humans on Mars to Richard Branson’s ambitions for commercial space tourism, new interests are picking up where the Cold War space race petered out. But mankind’s final frontier may not be as utopian as the visionaries of the past imagined, as new geopolitical tensions emerge in the quest for dominance amongst the stars.
Apple TV
Coronavirus
An account of the extraordinary chain of events in China's Wuhan province during the early days of the Coronavirus outbreak, from the doctor who initially blew the whistle on the virus to the lockdown of the entire province, and the beginning of the spread of the virus worldwide that lead to a global pandemic.
Apple TV
Criminalizing Women
Most women in the Australian prison system have faced abuse in their past. But with an emphasis placed on punishment rather than rehabilitation, re-offending rates are high, and a majority struggle to re-integrate into society. This documentary follows three women as they navigate an institutional system designed not to bring about change in individuals, but to isolate them.
Amazon Prime Video
Scientology: The Ex Files
The celebrity-studded face of Scientology is never far from the news. But reporting on Scientology's inner workings is much harder to come by. The team behind this documentary get past the scare tactics and intimidation to exclusively reveal the inner workings of what appears to be a frightening and even dangerous organisation. The amazing revelations of elite former members could bring the controversial religion to its knees.
Apple TV
Being Me
Through candid interviews with transgender youths like Isabelle Langley, 10, Being Me takes us into the world of young people who feel like their true gender is not their biological one. For a generation raised in a world of freely available information, the veil has been lifted on this previously taboo topic. Like Isabelle, inspired by transgender activist and Youtube sensation Jazz Jennings, they are coming out to their families and friends and demanding to be accepted for who they are.
Apple TV
Apple iTunes