Alex Schnell and Adam Geiger bring to the screen the Secrets of the Octopus. A new three part series from National Geographic narrated by actor and award-winning Paul Rudd. With Emmy winner James Cameron as
A full solar eclipse, a rare celestial event that occurs only every couple of decades, is set to grace the skies of the United States. While some parts of the country will experience a full
Mariana Van Zeller brings us more unbelievable real life stories in Trafficked: Underworlds With Mariana Van Zeller. Unveiling some narratives that can affect some of us and goes to Washington, DC with questions. https://youtu.be/CKui2HXAkcE?si=aUhtyHN_VfzfuLwF
The Northwest Passage was a seafarer theory that could easily connect the West with the East around the globe through the icy ocean of the arctic. Almost two centuries ago, many explorers navigated those waters
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Charles: In His Own Words shows us another side of King Charles III. With a better understanding of why he was known to be the rebel prince, by Award winning Tom Jennings. https://youtu.be/LGsLjI0cux4 The Synopsis
In celebration of National Geographic’s 135 years of existence, extraordinary blockbuster director and environmentalist James Cameron made a surprise visit to the Television Critics Association to announce that actress Natalie Portman will narrate the Earth
With the award season underway, National Geographic invited four celebrated directors of documentary films to the Academy shortlist. The panelist attendees included director Alex Pritz of The Territory, director Sara Dosa of Fire of Love,
Bertie Gregory brings us his newest escapades in Epic Adventures With Bertie Gregory on National Geographic. https://youtu.be/iVOcBwtF78o The Synopsis The face of a new generation of aspirational adventurers and natural history filmmakers, 29-year-old National Geographic
Documentarian and executive producer Anwar Mamon fell in love with the United States through its national parks. In the project with National Geographic, he worked with several teams to highlight some of the best wilderness
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The 68-year-old Bill Stone firmly believes that Cheve Cave in Oaxaca, Mexico is the world’s deepest cave. In this three-month expedition, he recruited the best cavers along with cinematographer Pablo Durana to navigate its caverns
