Documentaries

Max Richter’s Sleep

Max Richter’s Sleep follows the creation of an overnight performance, exploring music, intimacy, dreaming, and the communal experience of rest and surrender.

Mission: Joy

Mission: Joy follows the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu as they explore joy, resilience, humor, sorrow, and spiritual strength shaped through suffering and exile.

My Year of Living Mindfully

My Year of Living Mindfully follows Shannon Harvey through a year of meditation, testing mindfulness, insomnia, stress, and mental health against research.

Mysteries of Sleep

Mysteries of Sleep from NOVA explores how sleep shapes memory, emotion, trauma, brain repair, and resilience, showing why sleep is central to human health.

Project Iceman

Project Iceman follows Anders Hofman’s Antarctica triathlon attempt, where cold, fear, endurance, and survival test the limits of body and mind under pressure.

Sacred Cow

Sacred Cow challenges anti-meat messaging, examining beef, regenerative agriculture, nutrient density, ethics, and sustainability in the modern food system.

Screened Out

Screened Out examines how screens affect children, attention, parenting, and family life, exposing how tech design drives distraction and compulsive use daily.

Seen

Seen examines parenting, childhood wounds, attachment, and healing, asking how adult self-repair can reshape family patterns from one generation to the next.

Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days

Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days follows six people with diabetes through a raw vegan trial, where cravings, discipline, and doubt meet rapid change.

Source: It’s Within You

Source: It’s Within You investigates Joe Dispenza’s meditation work through retreat data, neuroscience claims, and stories of changed health and perception.

Stink!

Stink! investigates hidden chemicals in everyday products, exposing fragrance loopholes, weak labeling, and household risks families rarely see or question.

Stutz

Stutz follows Phil Stutz’s therapy tools and bond with Jonah Hill, turning mental health, vulnerability, and treatment into something personal and practical.

Tapped

Tapped investigates bottled water, plastic waste, weak regulation, and extraction, showing how convenience shifts environmental and health costs elsewhere.

That Sugar Film

That Sugar Film tracks a high-sugar diet experiment, exposing hidden sugars in everyday food and their effects on mood, weight, liver health, and energy daily.

The Beginning of Life

The Beginning of Life explores how touch, safety, presence, and early bonds shape child development, showing why infancy matters beyond the home and family.

The Biggest Little Farm

The Biggest Little Farm follows a regenerative farm experiment, showing how soil, animals, crops, drought, and patience shape a living ecosystem over time.

The Coddling of the American Mind

The Coddling of the American Mind examines anxiety, fragility, and campus conflict, linking mental health decline to culture, risk, speech, and identity today.

The Connection

The Connection investigates chronic illness through stress, trauma, meditation, and relationships, asking how daily patterns may affect recovery and resilience.

The Devil We Know

The Devil We Know traces C8 contamination from Teflon production, linking polluted water, illness, and corporate secrecy to a growing public health crisis.

The Earthing Movie

The Earthing Movie explores grounding and its proposed effects on pain, inflammation, sleep, and stress through interviews, science, and personal testimony.

The Healthcare Divide

The Healthcare Divide examines how inequality, hospital funding, and profit pressures shape care, exposing racial and class divides in American medicine today.

The Magic Pill

The Magic Pill argues that sugar, refined carbs, and processed food drive chronic illness, making the case for keto as a rethink of metabolism and daily health.

The Social Dilemma

The Social Dilemma exposes how social media platforms engineer attention, shape behavior, and fuel isolation, outrage, and distortion in modern public life.

The Story of Plastic

The Story of Plastic traces plastic from fossil fuel extraction to dumping and burning, exposing industry myths, pollution, and unequal harm to communities.

The Truth About Marriage

The Truth About Marriage investigates attraction, conflict, commitment, and intimacy, asking why relationships fail and what helps long-term couples stay close.

The Weight of the Nation

The Weight of the Nation examines America’s obesity crisis, its causes, health effects, and the policy and community responses driving action across society.

To Dye For: The Documentary

To Dye For: The Documentary examines synthetic food dyes, attention, and behavior, as families read labels, track symptoms, and question common packaged foods.

Toxic Beauty

Toxic Beauty examines chemicals in cosmetics, linking beauty routines, hormone disruption, cancer concerns, weak regulation, and everyday exposure risks today.