Honouring Juneteenth and Black Music Month, this primetime special will detail the history of hip-hop, providing insight into its origins, growth and evolution over the last 50 years and where things stand today.

TV-Documentary on German history

State of the Nation with Jessica Soho is the flagship nightly news program on February 28, 2011, hosted by Jessica Soho, a Peabody Award-winning journalist and current head of news programs of GMA News and Public Affairs and writer, producer and host television documentaries, and is one of the Philippines' most awaited journalists. It also aired worldwide via GMA Life TV and GMA News TV International.

Mussolini, ir. Anton Mussert founded the National Socialist Movement (NSB) on December 14, 1931. The 'Leader' cleverly responds to the general dissatisfaction in the Netherlands about mass unemployment and the failure of democracy. After a successful period, the opposing forces stir and the NSB sinks far away. However, the German invasion in 1940 offers new opportunities. Mussert sees himself as the future ruler of the Netherlands and his movement openly sided with the German occupier.

Cuban police series that recreates the story of a group of policemen, the realities of their daily lives in confronting criminals.

The film aims to help Indian children to learn the correct way to sing India's National Anthem.

While dealing with the harassing public, the Goseigers face a new enemy along with old revived foes.

A "direct cinema" documentary that explores the art and inner workings of the major art institution in Kyiv, Ukraine. Two special exhibitions - one dedicated to the Ukrainian baroque and another one to a prominent avant-garde artist - are the two defining events in the film's narrative.

Topi Lehtipuu and Anne-Catherine Gillet star in the 2012 Opera National de Paris production of Jean-Philippe Rameau's opera Hippolyte et Aricie. Also starring Sarah Connolly and Stephane Degout.

Around the globe, over 200 million children are engaged in child labor, often, doing the most brutal or degrading of jobs. Girls are especially vulnerable. Even in countries as wealthy as the United States, girls face harsh lives as victims of sex trafficking or as migrant workers. Join National Geographic's Lisa Ling as we travel to India for a glimpse into the battle against child slavery.

Don Quichot – an audience favourite of prestigious companies worldwide – is a dazzling display of high spirits, virtuosity and Spanish temperament. The flamboyant leaps, dizzying pirouettes and crisp pointe work that are standard features of the production give the performers every opportunity to show off their technical prowess. But at the same time, the comic story based on Cervantes’ masterpiece makes strong demands on the dancers’ acting abilities.

A portrait of the controversial German writer Ernst Jünger (1895-1998), the great stylist of 20th century German literature.

The world is one big playground - at least for those who have committed themselves to at least one of the countless action sports. And the "Adventure Extreme Sports" series shows the viewers where the action is taking place. Why does it have to be this steep wall? Why this surf or, of all things, the mountain stream with the murderous drop? The documentary accompanies adrenaline junkies and extreme sports freaks from all over the world and watch them ski, kayak, mountain bike, surf or do a spectacular BASE jump.

This a documentary about the TAT pyramid scheme, a major banking scandal that rocked the city of Bitola and blighted the lives of many savers from Macedonia and abroad. In their efforts to recover the money they lost in the pyramid scheme, savers suffered many personal and family dramas—in some cases even suicide and murder as a result of unsettled credit-debt accounts. Tragically, the consequences are still being addressed and might never be overcome. The documentary revives this issue at a time when many living witnesses are speaking openly about what happened in TAT and about who the main perpetrators were. Some of the surviving victims give their own statements, which is a rarity in documentaries. One of the goals of the film is for the truth about TAT to come to light.

During a national match, the football stadium is packed with cheering fans in football jerseys and beers in their hands. However, a completely different battle is taking place in the stands, between two groups of friends with Julius and Robert on the front line. A collision between a brutal cancel culture and a male-dominated football culture evokes a relationship between the two boys that is far from simple.

A tribute-cum-reformulation-in-film of Philippine National Hero Jose Rizal's poem "Mi Ultimo Adios," Khavn's "Ultimo: Different Ways of Killing a National Hero" explores identity and nationhood as viewed through the lens of a truly post-colonial individual. Ultimo is a 90-minute black-and-white silent film, with scenes from the director's meanderings in La Palma (Canary Islands, Spain) interspersed with lines from Rizal's poem, which was written a day before the hero's execution in 1896. Waiting, ambivalence, and re-membering —themes usually tackled in literature and criticism— are investigated through a series of images: the mundane elevated to the affective through a sensibility that does not shy away from pushing the boundaries of art. This version is scored by a post-kundiman duet of guitar and banduria.