Despite what many experts claim, the food safety system in the United States is far from safe. This Netflix documentary highlights the truth behind many companies who fail to conduct proper inspections on the foods they export; leading to bacteria and diseases being released to the consumer which can sometimes pose a life-threatening risk.

This multi-episode documentary series showcases a handful of tennis players as they navigate various tournaments and physical and mental challenges as they all dream of becoming number one.

For the Kowalski family, they faced unimaginable trauma and heartbreak after both parents were wrongly accused of abusing their daughter Maya who suffered from CRPS. After the accusation, Maya was held by state custody and taken from her parents for several months.

This Netflix documentary strikingly reflects how social media controls our lives and is shaping the world we live in and will face in the future. It highlights the effects it has on our brains, relationships, and how it’s become a key component to societal obstacles.

In this raw and heartbreaking film, viewers witness the pain and struggle healtcare workers and patients faced during New York’s first COVID-19 wave.

Starting in Chicago, to the lawn of the White House, America’s first African-American first lady has lived a remarkable life thus far.

From art and food, to music and dancing, this films dives deep into the cultural traditions of the Day of the Dead holiday.

This powerful and heartbreaking documentary film tells the story of Vanessa Guillen, a U.S. soldier who mysteriously went missing - and her family will not rest until they have answers.

This three-episode documentary series follows tennis player Naomi Osaka on her journey as an athlete, sister, and person.

This half hour documentary short Oscar winner reveals the lack of access to period products women in poor community’s endure.

One of the biggest performers of her time, Rita Moreno surpassed every barrier to become the legend we know today.