Reportage
Watch and read compelling documentaries and reportage that explore diverse topics and perspectives.
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Faro Voltiano
Faro Voltiano stands as a beacon of scientific heritage on the heights of Brunate. Built in 1927 to honor physicist Alessandro Volta on the centenary of his death, this striking 29-meter octagonal tower commands panoramic views of Lake Como, the Alps, and on clear days, even Milan’s Duomo.
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When Revealing the Truth Becomes the Crime: “Guardians of Truth”
Guardians of Truth by Can Dündar revisits the 2010 WikiLeaks leak that shocked the world and put Julian Assange at the centre of a global storm, probing what this defining case reveals about war crimes, accountability and the increasingly fragile state of press freedom.
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One Lens, Forty Years and the Changing Face of a Nation: “Cuba and the Cameraman”
Cuba and the Cameraman is a 2017 documentary by Jon Alpert that unfolds over decades, revealing Cuba’s soul through the eyes of its people and one filmmaker’s enduring connection to them.
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The Salt of the Earth
The Salt of the Earth is a biographical documentary directed by Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado that chronicles the life and work of Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado.
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3 Great Websites to Discover Your Next Must-Watch Documentary
Explore three fantastic websites for free documentaries: DOCUMENTARY+ offers diverse content, WorkLizard fosters community engagement, and Top Documentary Films features an extensive library with regular updates. Happy streaming!
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The Documentary That Matters: “Inequality for All” Reviewed
“Inequality for All” is a powerful documentary narrated by Robert Reich, exploring the urgent issue of income inequality in the U.S. and its profound effects on democracy and society.
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The Spider’s Web Britain’s Second Empire
“The Spider’s Web: Britain’s Second Empire” explores how Britain evolved from a colonial power to a global financial hub, revealing the intricate offshore networks that conceal vast wealth and foster corruption.