The Death Tour follows wrestling hopefuls across remote Indigenous communities in Canada’s far North on ‘the most gruelling tour in indie wrestling’.
Each winter, when the lakes freeze over, a motley gang of professional wrestlers leaves Winnipeg on a one-of-a-kind wrestling trip through remote Indigenous communities of Northern Manitoba. Wrestling insiders call it the ‘Death Tour’ – both for the physical hardships endured on the road and the emotional toll it takes on those who experience it. Famous for its star-studded alumni, the trip offers wrestlers a rare taste of fame and a chance to see if they have what it takes to make it in professional wrestling. This deeply personal documentary travels through Canada’s frozen North and into the wrestlers’ minds as they battle the elements, each other, and the impacts of a colonial past.
This test of strength and grit will show how far some are willing to go to live their dreams
NUKEMAILING follows three employees of Ukrainian nuclear power plants, revealing the human toll of Russia’s occupation: fear, illegal interrogations, and torture.
For IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, the perilous conditions under which staff are forced to work remain a grave concern. The film also carries a personal resonance for director Pavlo Cherepin, who first learned the word evacuation as a child in the aftermath of the Chornobyl disaster.
By weaving present-day testimonies with echoes of the past, the documentary reflects on a country that has never forgotten the world’s worst civilian nuclear accident—nor the promise it made in 1994, when Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal in exchange for security guarantees.
Capturing Kennedy shares the extraordinary untold story of Jacques Lowe, a Holocaust survivor and young immigrant who, at just 28, became the personal photographer to President John F. Kennedy. Drawing on newly uncovered historic interviews and unprecedented access to Lowe’s archives, this documentary chronicles his remarkable journey from surviving the horrors of World War II to capturing some of the most iconic photographs of the Kennedy era. Through Lowe’s unique lens, Capturing Kennedy sheds light on one of the last untold chapters of the Kennedy Presidency and the young photographer whose images shaped it.
Water is unquestionably our most precious resource. And yet, a global water crisis is unfolding before our very eyes.
It will become humanity’s greatest threat.
Maji (water in Swahili) tells the story of Leo Gripari, who embarks on five physical challenges around the world to raise money for sustainable water projects, directly helping those who need it most.
As his global journey unfolds, MAJI tells the stories of experts, activists and communities fighting to protect water in their own individual ways – weaving together human stories, expert insights and physical challenges across some of the most challenging terrains on the planet, all in the name of saving our most precious resource.
A documentary series that shows the most frenetic cities in the world from the point of view of those who safeguard the daily lives of citizens.
Thefts, accidents and cries for help are some of the problems that security and rescue forces face day after day in the most hectic metropolises on the planet.
Elite law enforcement agents venture out to patrol the most dangerous neighborhoods to thwart criminal attempts.
Special operations and investigations combat organized crime.
Emergency medical teams and rescue units strategically placed to respond to any and all emergencies.
A series that reveals the hot, action filled life of these tough cities that never sleep… without filters.
An OMAVA Production
Street Cops: São Paulo is a documentary series of real cases of police forces in one of the 5 most populated megacities in the world: 23 million people in 1,500 square kilometers. And like any huge city, it has stories of crime, insecurity and infractions. That’s why the police are always alert to respond to any contingency in this metropolis that never stops:
With docu-reality aesthetics and the best in technology, to achieve images with even more definition, we go through all kinds of situations that a city like São Paulo can encompass.
The cameras of Street Cops: São Paulo record with a subjective view the daily life of the police officers who are in charge of protecting the city and enforcing the law, patrolling the streets to defuse daily crime and even participating in special operations, with exclusive access, to destroy national and international criminal organizations.
Each episode will be a privileged witness of how they resolve extreme situations with the utmost care, discovering how they make decisions in seconds, without hesitation, to avoid irreversible damage to the victims. The cameras will accompany their units to live from the front line what happens in chases and high tension transfers.
The constant challenge of the police is to control and keep protected all the districts that make up the city. To reduce risks to people and property and to guarantee security.
An OMAVA Production
In Latin America, 35,000 kilometers of borders delimit the territories of Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Chile, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay and Brazil.
But each border is not just a boundary between nations. It is a line that separates the legal from the illegal. A very thin line… that many are willing to cross.
A series that takes you to the most convulsed border points in South America, such as the border between Colombia and Venezuela; the Rumichaca international bridge that joins Colombia with Ecuador; the “Triple Border” between Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina; the desert border between Chile and Bolivia, among others.
Day after day, each border becomes an agitated and dangerous scenario, where anything can happen: uncontrolled migration, drug trafficking, smuggling of goods and exotic animals, and trafficking of people destined for sexual exploitation or semi-slavery. However, men and women are there. From policemen, gendarmes, to customs officers, they relentlessly fight those who seek to break the law.
Entirely filmed in the hottest and most dangerous borders of the region, by the hand of the real protagonists of the action… you will live the adrenaline, the tension, and the drama… And you will witness a battle against crime that is more extreme than ever.
An OMAVA Production
Every border in Latin America is a challenge to the ones who try to break the limits of legality. With exclusive access to border points in Argentina. Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, Chile, Bolivia and Peru, Stop! Border Control LATAM explores new smuggling methods and the experience with which the security authorities stop all types of illegal traffic.
This series documents the work of six Latin American countries to arrest dangerous criminal organizations, and each episode captures the most unique crimes in a shocking reality show, which focuses on people who risk everything to circumvent border controls, and in the tragic situations that arise when they are discovered by the authorities who firmly determine.
An OMAVA Production
Every border in Latin America is a challenge to the ones who try to break the limits of legality. With exclusive access to border points in Argentina. Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, Chile, Bolivia and Peru, Stop! Border Control LATAM explores new smuggling methods and the experience with which the security authorities stop all types of illegal traffic.
This series documents the work of six Latin American countries to arrest dangerous criminal organizations, and each episode captures the most unique crimes in a shocking reality show, which focuses on people who risk everything to circumvent border controls, and in the tragic situations that arise when they are discovered by the authorities who firmly determine.
An OMAVA Production