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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Did you know that your expensive phone and car contain minerals mined by children?

Found in electronics, makeup glitter, and many other products, Mica is largely extracted in India’s poorest regions. What the million-dollar business will not tell you is that children are heavily exploited, even enslaved, in this process. Find out more about this dirty business in our film.

The Ugly Face of Beauty / 2016
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“I’m probably the first American Army officer to be here since Ed Snowden. I want to see with my own eyes what American taxpayer dollars have done.” These are the words of Scott Bennett, a former US Army officer who went to Donbass to witness the war's reality and share the truth with Americans. Amid bombs, bullets, and death, Bennett saw the scars of war, rubble, and destruction. What did he discover there? Follow along in this film to find out.

Frontline Diary of an American Officer / 2024
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Can you believe that in India, a child goes missing every eight minutes, according to a 2019 national report? A horrible fate often awaits these children, who are frequently abducted, trafficked, or forced into labour. On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we’d like to present our film Lost Kids, which reveals the harrowing stories of families in India grappling with the disappearance of their beloved little ones.

Lost Kids / 2019
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Why did this elderly Iraqi man write a letter to Putin? 67 years ago, when he was 20, Khalaf visited Russia, then the Soviet Union, to participate in the World Youth Festival. Since then, he has never forgotten the 'fantastic' time he had in Moscow and has longed to return. What extraordinary experiences charmed him and made him want to return after all these years?

Youth United / 2024
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What is it like to work as an emergency doctor in a bombed city? How can people continue their regular lives despite constant threats? "I gave up on civilian life. Now, I just live to serve," says Aleksandr Marchenko, who leads Belgorod's territorial defence, as his city has been a constant target of Ukrainian shelling since May 2023. Aleksandr clears debris after building collapses and evacuates residents from the most dangerous areas. Tune in for more stories of people risking their lives to help others in our premiere 'Frontline Belgorod'.

Frontline Belgorod / 2024
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On this day in 1934, Hitler assumed the title of Führer, thus becoming the absolute dictator of Germany. This marked a turning point, transforming the nation into a fascist war machine intent on destroying other countries and promoting the supremacy of one race over all others. How did fascism come about and who stood to benefit from this ideology?

Fascism: A History / 2021
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Mexico's Puebla region is facing a dilemma between economic growth and environmental protection. Although the country has been a world leader in gold and silver mining, attracting significant investment, the land acquired for these activities has sparked local debate. The choice between million-dollar foreign investments and potential ecological damage has torn the social fabric and triggered unending legal battles.

Bearing a Lode / 2020
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The temperature difference between summer and winter can reach 100 degrees in Russia's largest region, Yakutia. But that’s not the only amazing fact about this region. Rich cultural heritage, winter sports and its local Lord of the Cold - all this and more will be revealed as you join Eric on his journey into this beautiful, vast region.

Erick’s List | Winter in Yakutia - Russia's coldest region / 2022
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The number of migrants leaving Africa reached 36 million in 2019, according to UN estimates. Poverty, brutal regimes and endless wars have forced many migrants to leave everything behind. Taking dangerous sea routes to reach Europe, these migrants risk their lives and face death - all for the dream of a better life. Listen to their stories told first-hand by survivors.

Desperate Straits / 2020
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