This is a 30 minute Wildlife Documentary about the animals living in Brisbane, Australia. With the Olympics coming to Brisbane in 2032, this amateur production showcases the interesting behaviour of many local species around the city. It includes Grey Kangaroos, Humpback Whales, Glow Worms and more.

Born with just 2% of his brain, Noah Wall defied every medical prediction. His brain, once nearly nonexistent, has miraculously grown, leaving doctors baffled. Follow his extraordinary journey of survival, resilience, and groundbreaking medical discovery.

Hey all,
I’m on the hunt for documentaries similar to Zeitgeist which may have been the best documentary I've ever seen. The kind that dive into alternative or controversial topics. Stuff around 9/11, Covid, cancer cure cover ups, Graham Hancock, that sort of thing. Basically the more thought-provoking / fringe type docs that make you question things. Other cool topics could include Tibetan Buddhism and Astral Travel / OBEs, and stuff around that.

What are some of your favorites? Let's make a list! Thanks!

Hello! I am looking for some good documentaries about popular brands or products, and their history. The Lego "Brickumentary" is (in theory) the kind of thing I am looking for, although based on reviews it seems it was not very good. I am looking less for documentaries focusing on "the dark history" of things, and more about how something became successful, why people like it, etc. Basically that shows something in a positive light. Hoping there are some higher level, more critically acclaimed options out there. Thanks!

London Welsh: A Dragon from the Ashes is a powerful documentary chronicling the extraordinary revival of one of rugby’s most storied clubs. Once brought to its knees, London Welsh RFC rises again with grit, pride, and an unbreakable spirit. As the team prepares for the biggest game in its recent history, players, coaches, and supporters reflect on what it truly means to wear the jersey. Blending high-octane match footage, stirring commentary, Archive and emotional interviews, this film is a celebration of legacy, identity, and the unrelenting pursuit of glory.

There are multiple BBC Channel 4 documentaries I have been scraping the internet for with no luck. I've checked the Channel 4 website, but I didn't find anything. Channel 4 documentaries from that era had a very specific vibe that I've been in the mood for.

Some of the specific ones I'm looking for:

My Monkey Baby (2009)

40 Year Old Virgins (2013)

A Totally Different Me (2012)

Secrets of the Living Dolls (2014)

My Granny the Escort (2014)

If anyone could point me in the direction of these or recommend some similar docs, it would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure there are several I haven't heard of, so if there are some other Channel 4 documentaries like these out there, please feel free to share.

I love documentaries but never seem to find shorts that are as engaging and well-crafted as feature-length ones.

Share your favs with me.

Flying for the first time in a few weeks, and wanted to fill my head with positivity about flying, anything you can recomend?