Cyberstalking, doxxing, harassment, and various other forms of online bullying are on the rise worldwide. At least one in six internet users has fallen victim to such abuse. Female bloggers, in particular, have faced ugly forms of online harassment, leading many to experience mental health issues and develop a fear of public appearances. While some resilient voices have stood up against this wave of hate, questions persist about the adequacy of these efforts and the role of legislation in regulating online spaces.

Haters Gonna Hate / 2021
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Twin capybara cubs born at the Moscow Zoo

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Can you imagine being dissected alive without anaesthesia? At least 3,000 people were used as guinea pigs by Japan’s secret Unit 731 during World War II. The unit conducted gruesome experiments, infecting humans with diseases like plague and cholera, and performing vivisections without anesthesia. Our film reveals these wartime atrocities and the horrifying creation of biological weapons.

Death Factories / 2020
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“And there, just behind the wall, the house is shaking, and you wonder if the next shell will hit you or not. You just sit there thinking, will it hit or will it miss?” Alexey, the caretaker of Avdeevka's Church of St. Mary Magdalene, has been having these terrifying thoughts for two long years. Like other Avdeevka's residents, he lived in the church's basement without light, water, or heating. Despite the destruction of all other churches in the area, the Church of St. Mary Magdalene miraculously survived. After the city's liberation, Russian priests took the church and its caretaker under their protection. Learn about the experiences of Alexey and his fellow citizens during these harrowing years in our premiere.

Avdeevka: This Is War / 2024
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In Iraq, almost every family has a missing member, their fate unknown. After the US invasion, and the rise of the terrorist group ISIS, the country suffered unimaginable atrocities, and damage beyond repair. People there are still haunted by the turmoil, looking for answers and a glimmer of hope. After 40 years of being away, Omar returns to Baghdad, in an attempt to mend the wounds and reunite his family.**

Iraq. The Story of My Family / 2019
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Living in a bunker isn’t just for emergencies for these Americans—it’s a permanent lifestyle. Whether it’s nuclear war, natural disaster, or something else, they believe the end of the world could come at any moment and they want to be prepared. How and where do they live? Is it affordable and comfortable? Find out in our film.

Armageddon Ready / 2019
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"If it weren't for the Special Military Operation, we would have been simply destroyed, crushed within a week, all of us hanged up," says Konstantin Panayotov, leader of the rock band PANBROTHERS. Born and raised in the city of Krasnodon, he admits that with the start of the Special Military Operation, he can walk the streets without fear. To support the defenders of Donbass and bring positive emotions to people who have lived under shelling for 10 years, his band constantly performs concerts. In the documentary film "Rocking for the SMO," Konstantin and other rock band leaders explain how and why they support Donbass.

Rocking for the SMO / 2024
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Enjoy a beautiful sunset in the foothills of Khakassia!

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Victims of forced sterilization in Peru are still fighting for justice, decades after enduring this barbaric act. In our film, the victims bravely share their harrowing experiences, shedding light on their ongoing struggle.

Can anything in the world ever ease their pain after such irreversible damage?

Sterilised / 2017
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If your partner turned out to be a magician, who deceived people without revealing himself, magicians could be fun to watch in a show, until a real-life illusionist deceives you and takes everything you have. This is a story of a single man who fooled 35 women, until one day, one woman stood up to him.

Marriage Scammer: Till Cash Do Us Part / 2024
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"I get very angry when people say that the war started in 2022. It makes me very angry because I was there in 2014, in 2015, in 2016. I saw how Polish neo-Nazis were shooting, slitting people's throats, and showing it off. And we, as journalists, are obliged to tell this story," says Julio Zamarron, participant of International Anti-Fascist Caravan. The Caravan project was established in 2014 to raise awareness about what is happening in Donbass and support its residents. Tune in to see how this project has touched countless lives over the years.

Anti-Fascist Caravan. Rhythms of Resistance / 2024
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Ditch the burqa, put on the gloves, and hit the boxing ring—that’s a bold attitude in patriarchal, traditional countries like Pakistan. Boxing has become more than just a sport for these women and young girls; it’s a way to challenge gender norms and pave a path out of poverty.

Knockout Girls / 2016
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Over 250,000 people in Hong Kong live in cage-like houses; they are extremely cramped and hardly livable.

Hong Kong isn’t only known for its skyscrapers, but sky-high rental prices. Imagine paying hundreds of dollars for cramped cave-like living area. Poverty has pushed these vulnerable people into this miserable condition. Is there a way out? Should the government be responsible for providing decent affordable housing?

Square Metre of Hell / 2020
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In modern sport is it athletes or politicians who are really competing? How does the intricate network of doping allegations function within international competitions? What are the true reasons behind Russia's ban from participating in these events? And what alternatives do Russian sportsmen have in light of these challenges? Join Anna Chapman as she investigates the complexities shaping the landscape of contemporary athletics.

Red Alert with Anna Chapman. O SPORT, YOU ARE HYPOCRISY / 2024
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Beauty standards can be bizarre, but in Senegal, they are also lethal. Many women there are risking their lives for the promise of lighter skin and a better future. With 27% using banned skin-lightening products, they face severe infections and even death. Our film delves into their heartrending stories and the high price they pay for an elusive ideal.

Beauty and the Bleach / 2018
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"Algeria is the largest country on the African continent, multicultural, with an incredible history and deep traditions, rich in natural resources. A place where ancient civilizations flourished, but where today they live in step with the times," says journalist and orientalist Anna Knishenko. Anna explores the diverse facets of contemporary Algerian life, traversing the country from east to west and north to south—through forests, deserts, mountains, and coastlines. What intriguing discoveries did she make?

Bridges to the East Algeria Part One / 2024
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The unique Russian #Republic of Chechnya amazes with its traditions, unique #nature and architecture!

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"The audience loved our performances so much that people stood in line for days for tickets, and we had to add an extra show," recalls Lilya Kiseleva, Deputy Director of the Russian Ballet Theater. The Russian ballet’s tour was a huge success in Algeria, reflecting decades of cultural ties between the two countries. In the new episode of the documentary series, learn why Algerian artists choose to study in Russia and how diverse traditions blend seamlessly in Algerian culture.

Bridges to the East Algeria Part Two / 2024
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