Al Jazeera Documentary

The filmmaker follows the journey of Sundus, a young woman who is determined to learn about the fate of her father who disappeared while fighting for the freedom of Iraq.

The filmmaker follows an ink maker who transforms elements of nature into vibrant colours, revealing the power of ink as an artistic memory that connects man to the earth and cultures.

The filmmaker sheds light on the breathtaking works of various artists from across the world who fell in love with traditional Eastern arts.

The filmmaker sheds light on the Cuban Revolution that was conducted by the Cuban politicians and highlights the struggles of the Cuban people.

The filmmaker follows the story of a woman in her fifties who seeks to achieve her long-life dream, which was not accessible in the past, now that her children are grown.

The filmmaker sheds light on the century-spanning archaeological investigation of Eretria, with a focus on Artemis's cult and the city's ancient past.

The filmmaker sheds light on the fascinating wildlife in some parts of Europe, where multiple animals such as bears, wolves and lynx roam the forests.

The filmmaker follows a young Tunisian man who rescues and rehabilitates a neglected horse named Guzmaniya, determined to train the animal to win an upcoming race.

Explore the historical evolution of censored films, tracing how political regimes and social pressures restricted cinematic works while detailing the hidden struggles of visionary filmmakers to preserve creative expression.

The film-maker sheds light on the Indian musician Taru Dalmia, who believes that reggae sounds can make a big difference in politics.

A look at four of the most famous political families in Lebanon, Gemayel, Karami, Al-Asaad and Skaff, whose members were prominent figures and religious personalities.

The filmmaker follows a young Tunisian man who rescues and rehabilitates a neglected horse named Guzmaniya, determined to train the animal to win an upcoming race.

Explore the historical evolution of censored films, tracing how political regimes and social pressures restricted cinematic works while detailing the hidden struggles of visionary filmmakers to preserve creative expression.

The film-maker sheds light on the Indian musician Taru Dalmia, who believes that reggae sounds can make a big difference in politics.