Ocean with David Attenborough takes viewers on a breathtaking journey, showing that there is no place more vital to our survival, more full of life, wonder, and surprises than the ocean.

The renowned broadcaster and filmmaker reveals how his life has coincided with the great era of finding . Through spectacular sequences depicting coral reefs, kelp forests, and the open ocean, Attenborough explains why a healthy ocean keeps the entire planet stable and prosperous.
With stunning and immersive cinematography, sample wonder of life under the sea is sample and the realities and challenges facing our ocean are exposed as never before: from destructive fishing techniques to the mass bleaching of coral reefs. However, this is a story of optimism.

Attenborough presents inspiring stories from around the world to convey his ultimate message: the ocean can recover to a state of glory never before seen by any living person.

Noah, a 26-year-old activist, has turned her battle with seven rare and incurable diseases into a powerful message of resilience and hope.

Since her first ultrasound when she was just one year old, her life has been marked by tests, hospital admissions, and risky operations, facing chronic pain and fragile health. However, this is not just a story of suffering; it is the inspiring tale of a young woman who has found the strength to smile and seek happiness in the midst of adversity. Through her journey, Noah demonstrates that giving up is not an option, rising again and again with the firm conviction that "nothing is impossible." A moving exploration of the struggle for life and the power of unconditional love.

The Thinking Game takes you on a fascinating journey into the heart of DeepMind, one of the world's leading AI labs, as it attempts to unravel the mysteries of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Inside DeepMind's London headquarters, founder Demis Hassabis and his team are tirelessly pursuing the creation of an AI that will match or exceed human capabilities across a wide range of tasks.

Filmed over five years, the documentary captures historic advances such as AlphaFold, the weight of countermeasures, and the constant pursuit of scientific innovation, inviting viewers to witness one of the most important scientific adventures of our time and explore how AGI could transform our world.

Accentuated by amazing encounters with the natural world (such as the Florida manatee, humpback whales and the American alligator) and uncovering the unexpected local heroes at the heart of conservation, the documentary provides a much-needed ray of hope in troubled times.

Blame, directed by Christian Frei, is an incisive documentary that analyzes the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of three scientists who had warned in advance about the arrival of a health crisis of this magnitude. As the virus spreads around the world, the film reveals that its greatest battle is not only being fought in laboratories, but also in the realm of public opinion, the media, and politics.

The documentary closely follows these researchers as they attempt to advance knowledge in an environment dominated by fear, urgency, and media pressure. They face an avalanche of misinformation, conspiracy theories, and simplistic narratives that seek immediate culprits, distorting the facts and undermining confidence in science. Frei humanizes the protagonists, showing their doubts, frustrations, and ethical commitment, and contrasts the slow and rigorous pace of research with the speed and toxicity of speech and media speech .

With an approach combines research and narrative tension, Blame becomes a documentary thriller that examines how truth can be manipulated in times of global crisis. The film offers a profound reflection on collective responsibility, the fragility of truth, and the role of science in a world marked by polarization and fake news.

Spacewoman is a feature-length documentary that tells the extraordinary story of pioneering astronaut Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot and command a NASA space shuttle. From a humble childhood in Elmira, New York, the film follows her path of perseverance and dedication, which led her to break through in two of the most demanding and traditionally male-dominated institutions: the United States Air Force and NASA.

Through intimate interviews and extraordinary file, the documentary traces Collins' four space missions, including historic milestones such as docking with a Russian space station, and reveals the rigor, discipline responsibility involved in leading high-risk missions.

Beyond her professional achievements, Spacewoman offers a deeply human look at the impact of this degree program her staff family life. The film gives voice to those closest to her, especially her daughter Bridget, showing how the family lived with fear, uncertainty, and tragedies such as the Columbia disaster.

Directed by Hannah Berryman and featuring a moving score by Marcelo Zarvos, Spacewoman reflects on sacrifice, courage, and acceptable risk in human exploration, while championing the vital role of women in the future of space.

Lions of the Skeleton Coast tells the extraordinary story of three orphaned lion cubs struggling to survive in one of the most hostile environments on the planet: Namibia's Skeleton Coast. Left to fend for themselves in an arid desert seemingly incompatible with life, the cubs face extreme food shortages and an uncertain future that defies all odds for their species.

Guided by instinct and necessity, young lions embark on an unexpected journey to the Atlantic Ocean, where they discover an unprecedented survival strategy: living along the coast. This surprising adaptation not only allows them to survive, but redefines the known behavior of lions, demonstrating an extraordinary capacity for resilience and learning. Over eight years, renowned researcher and conservationist Dr. Philip Stander documents their evolution, closely following their growth, challenges, and triumphs, and establishing a deep and respectful relationship with them. Over eight years, renowned researcher conservationist Dr. Philip Stander documents their evolution, closely following their growth, challenges, and triumphs, and establishing a deep and respectful relationship with the animals.

With striking images and a deeply emotional narrative, the documentary explores themes such as extreme survival and adaptation to change. Lions of the Skeleton Coast is an inspiring story of perseverance and evolution, sample these lions not only survived, but rewrote the history of their species in the face of a relentless and changing world.