Curated Catalog

Four Emmy Awards and a Peabody. The most ambitious nature documentary ever produced, capturing Earth's most extreme habitats and creatures never filmed before.

An intimate look at the little people community sharing their diverse stories and perspectives. A visual exploration of identity, belonging, and navigating a world built for different bodies.

In chess, the queen is the most powerful piece on the board. In 1989, a 12-year-old Hungarian girl decided to prove the same was true in life — then spent 26 years proving everyone else wrong.

Ten hours of meticulously researched counter-narrative to mainstream American history. Shows how perspective fundamentally shapes what we accept as historical truth.

The surprising history behind Confederate monuments and America's troubled romance with the Lost Cause. Sharp, funny, and deeply unsettling examination of how America chooses what to remember.

Ken Burns delivers a thorough portrait of the writer who changed American literature—the first to turn American speech into art and wield humor as a weapon for change.

Eight years following the Blackfeet fight to bring buffalo home—not against outsiders, but within their own community. How restoring the land restores a people.

Once the deadliest killer in human history, tuberculosis shaped medicine, cities, and government policy in ways most people have forgotten. A film that resonates powerfully in a post-COVID era.

You know Prohibition failed—but do you know how women's suffrage and income tax made it possible? Ken Burns reveals the surprising story behind America's boldest experiment.

Before the FDA, America's food was a toxic gamble. This PBS documentary reveals the shocking experiments that changed everything—a fascinating history lesson with modern urgency.

SXSW Special Jury Prize winner. An intimate look at two San Antonio officers pioneering a mental health approach to policing — a working solution to one of America's most urgent crises.

The engineering marvel that connected the eastern United States—and the architectural masterpiece demolished after just 53 years. A cautionary tale about corporate profit versus public good.

Award-winning documentary about the NFL star who gave up millions to serve—and the family who fought the government's cover-up of his death. A portrait of sacrifice and truth.

How the Paralympic Games evolved from postwar rehabilitation to global movement that redefined disability—Emmy-winning documentary told through nine athletes competing in Rio.

Two years of unprecedented access inside a police department stretched to breaking point. Essential viewing about what happens when America leaves its cities behind.

Whether you've visited these parks or dream of going, Burns reveals the improbable story of how they survived. A celebration of America's most inspiring conservation victories.

Unprecedented undercover access inside an FLDS polygamist sect. A mesmerizing true crime series revealing how religious isolation shields abuse and why law enforcement struggles to intervene.

Rare access to Amish and Mennonite sexual abuse survivors breaking decades of silence. Based on investigative journalism exposing systemic abuse and the courage to seek justice.

The complete story of how New York became the capital of capitalism and laboratory of modern urban life. Emmy-winning examination of the forces that shaped America.

Emmy-winning director Liz Garbus exposes how tunnel vision and racial bias in a small-town murder investigation may have let the real killer escape while destroying an innocent man's life.

When "housewives" fighting for their children's lives are dismissed by authorities, they become unstoppable. The birth of environmental justice and the grassroots tactics that won.

Ken Burns' masterful account of America's most important expedition. Spectacular landscapes filmed along the actual route reveal how explorers opened the West—and changed history forever.

Experience WWII as never before through colorized archival footage spanning all major fronts. Thirteen episodes deliver comprehensive history with storytelling that brings the past to life.

The real victims tell their story in this landmark case—the first doctor in America criminally convicted for how he practiced medicine. A cautionary tale about accountability in healthcare.

The definitive portrait of Elie Wiesel - Holocaust survivor, Nobel Prize winner, author of 'Night,' and the eloquent voice who spent his life fighting indifference.