Franz Kafka is one of the most influential writers of the 20th century, yet his works were among those targeted by the Nazis after they came to power in 1933. This documentary explores why Kafka's books were banned and burned, the Nazi campaign against "undesirable" literature, and how his Jewish heritage and surreal, unsettling writing came into conflict with the regime's ideology.

This is a big one. Today, we're going over Israel's Darkest Secrets - encompassing both their horrifying actions in Gaza as well as several of their espionage operations within and against the United States.

We'll be discussing Israel's secret nuclear program and the likely theft of United States uranium, billionaire donor networks, and Israel's intolerable actions in Gaza.

How did a loose band of medieval traders defeat powerful kings, veto royal successions, and dominate northern Europe for over 300 years. All without a standing army, a national flag, or a single crown?

In this episode, we explore the incredible rise and slow fall of The Hanseatic League (the Hansa). From its humble beginnings in the muddy riverbeds of Lübeck and Hamburg to its absolute monopoly over the Baltic and North Sea trade, discover how a network of merchant cities built one of history’s most successful empires using nothing but contracts, convoys, and the power of the embargo.

I'm pretty new to mafia stuff so suggest any mafia related documentaries.

This is a documentary about the Rhine River: It flows north for over 1,200 kilometers, but just outside Frankfurt, it makes an unexpected turn west. This single geographical kink creates an unnatural microclimate that shouldn't exist and changed European history forever.

Local Motives follows two lifelong friends living in an 80’s van and traveling across the US to learn from the unique personal experiences of those encountering climate change.

Have recently been into Louie Malle’s IN GODS COUNTRY and seeing his perspective of 80s America.

Would love to explore similar films with similar on-the-street 16mm grit.

Six years after the Covid pandemic began, I visited Wuhan’s infamous Huanan Seafood Market.
I explored the closed market and surrounding area to see what remains there today.
The video examines why this location was initially blamed for starting the global pandemic.
I compare the original media narrative with information that emerged in the years afterward.
Most importantly, I show the real Wuhan beyond the fear, controversy and headlines.

documentaries or street interviews of people in subcultures and movements , no hope cynical youth , counter-culture*, edit: or just neutral, people still doing things despite the circumstances, recalling crazy / ridiculous things they went through

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA4IfCPsIgY