What to Watch

Complex economics made crystal clear. This Oscar-winning exposé reveals who caused the 2008 crisis and why they got away with it. Essential, enraging, empowering viewing.

The whistleblower moment that exposed the extent of mass government surveillance. Essential for understanding privacy, democracy, and power in a world where surveillance shapes daily life.

Starts as a doping experiment, becomes a geopolitical thriller. This Oscar-winning documentary exposes state-sponsored corruption at a scale that will leave you stunned.

Oscar-nominated documentary that puts you inside five days that ended in massacre. Unflinching survivor accounts and rare footage capture the full weight of what happened.

A Sundance award-winner that doesn't shy from complexity—believing survivors while honestly examining what we do with an icon's tainted legacy and the entertainment industry that enabled him.

Maybe the best alpine climbing film ever made, but that misses the point. It's about Marc-André Leclerc—his legacy, what drove him. What you see stays with you.

How does an unknown artist become a legend in a country he's never visited? This Oscar-winning mystery delivers a story with a truly magical ending.

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

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.

Oscar-nominated and endlessly debated. Banksy's directorial debut is a witty, layered examination of street art, authenticity, and what happens when the counterculture goes mainstream.

An audacious crime that was pure art. This Oscar-winning documentary captures human ambition at its most beautiful and reckless—you'll be holding your breath the entire time.

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.

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

Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner where Texas teens build government from scratch in a riveting, character-driven look at democracy's promise and problems through the next generation.

Scientist, inventor, writer, diplomat, revolutionary—Franklin excelled at everything. Burns reveals how one self-taught man helped invent America while wrestling with profound contradictions.

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.

Even knowing the outcome, you'll be on the edge of your seat. Oscar-winning filmmakers use stunning footage to tell one of the most harrowing and inspiring rescue stories ever told.

A mesmerizing portrait of obsession and tragedy. Werner Herzog examines Timothy Treadwell's 13 summers with grizzly bears—beautiful, disturbing, deeply philosophical.

Sundance Grand Jury Award winner offering intimate, unprecedented access to terminally ill patients facing end-of-life choices. Heartbreaking yet uplifting—difficult but essential viewing.

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.

Documentary filmmaking unlike anything you've seen—told primarily through police bodycam footage. Gripping, devastating, and emotionally intense. Prepare yourself before watching.

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.