Nathan Fielder returns with a daring new season that elevates the concept of constructed reality to extraordinary extremes. This season dives even deeper into ethically charged scenarios, where real people rehearse life-altering choices inside meticulously engineered simulations. As the line between performance and authenticity dissolves, the series confronts our deepest questions about control, identity, and the limits of preparation. Disturbing, brilliant, and darkly hilarious—it’s an experience like no other. The opening three episodes raise the stakes immediately. A father struggles to reveal a devastating truth to his son—but the rehearsal begins to unravel his own sense of self. A woman prepares for a proposal that may never arrive, as emotional tension distorts her reality. And in a startling turn, Fielder inserts himself into the most personal rehearsal yet, facing consequences he may no longer be able to manage. With emotional weight, narrative twists, and biting satire, these episodes pull you in and don’t let go.
Strap into the cockpit and experience the breathtaking speed, discipline, and danger faced by the most elite pilots in the U.S. Air Force. This thrilling documentary takes you behind the scenes with the Thunderbirds as they prepare for their most demanding season yet. From intense training sessions to high-stakes airshows, witness the grit, sacrifice, and precision that define these sky warriors. With never-before-seen aerial footage and exclusive interviews, it's not just about flying—it's about pushing human limits.
Two lifelong friends set out on an unforgettable journey across Europe like you've never seen before — not on modern machines, but on beautifully restored vintage motorbikes. From the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands to the icy reaches of the Arctic Circle, and down through the heart of the Baltics and continental Europe, they follow an unconventional path fueled by curiosity, friendship, and a passion for the open road. As they ride thousands of miles over two months, every detour reveals a new story, every breakdown sparks laughter, and every mile deepens their bond. This isn’t just a road trip — it’s a soulful ride through landscapes, memories, and the timeless joy of adventure. The first three episodes of this standout series follow Ewan and Charley as they set off across Europe — taking the longest, most adventurous way possible. After crossing the North Sea, they ride through the Netherlands and Germany, stopping in Charley’s mother’s hometown before continuing toward the Danish islands, where the sense of freedom begins to take hold. But the road soon turns unpredictable. In Sweden, Ewan’s bike breaks down, stranding him in unfamiliar territory. A group of local bikers steps in to help, showing that the journey is not just about distance, but about the people you meet along the way. With their support, he reaches iconic Scandinavian landmarks and new challenges, realizing that this ride is as much about resilience and friendship as it is about travel. These early episodes promise more than adventure — they deliver a soulful, cinematic ride into the heart of connection and discovery.
Against the backdrop of Cold War tensions and a global race for supremacy, this riveting film unveils a deeply unsettling chapter in space history. It reveals how the triumph of the 1969 Moon landing was made possible through the morally contentious recruitment of former Nazi scientists—most notably Wernher von Braun—who had engineered Germany’s V‑2 rockets during World War II through Operation Paperclip. As America navigated the ethical maze of enlisting men with dark pasts, these scientists became pivotal in crafting the mighty Saturn V rocket and ushering in the age of space exploration. This documentary invites viewers to confront the unspoken complexity behind progress: the collision of ambition, conscience, and the weight of history.
All three episodes of this remarkable series are presented together in a single video on our website. This powerful documentary gives voice to the people of New Orleans, from the terror and chaos of the storm to the long, painful aftermath. As Hurricane Katrina approaches, the city orders a voluntary evacuation that soon becomes mandatory, but for many it is already too late. Trapped by rising waters, stranded in shelters like the Superdome, powerless without federal help, thousands are forced to endure the unendurable. Yet it is also a story of resilience, of neighbors helping neighbors, of grief and recovery. Two decades later, survivors reflect on what they lost and how their culture and communities have been forever changed. With rare footage and emotional testimonies, this film becomes essential viewing.
In the heart of southern France, the Mandrin Cave has drawn archaeologists for over three decades, its soils preserving an extraordinary archive of human life stretching back tens of thousands of years. Within its layers lie traces of fire, tools, and bones that tell the story of survival in a harsh prehistoric world. In 2015, the remarkable discovery of a Neanderthal individual—nicknamed Thorin—revealed that these ancient humans once lived side by side with the first Homo sapiens to arrive in the region. Following an international team of scientists, the investigation uncovers fragile relics of the Palaeolithic era that are rewriting our understanding of how two human species encountered one another. With every excavation, new details emerge about resilience, adaptation, and coexistence, offering a powerful re-examination of what it meant to be human 50,000 years ago. This is not only the story of the Neanderthals’ fate, but also of the deep roots of our own identity.
The opening three episodes raise the stakes immediately. A father struggles to reveal a devastating truth to his son—but the rehearsal begins to unravel his own sense of self. A woman prepares for a proposal that may never arrive, as emotional tension distorts her reality. And in a startling turn, Fielder inserts himself into the most personal rehearsal yet, facing consequences he may no longer be able to manage. With emotional weight, narrative twists, and biting satire, these episodes pull you in and don’t let go.