Documentary Tv Mini Series 2021-2022 (O BAL)

Explores and celebrates some of the ground-breaking queer Latinx characters in television and movies..

"We Are Broadway" explores what the journey back to theaters has meant to the cast and crew of some of Broadway's biggest hits.

The docu-series, directed by Jessy Terrero, explores the Puerto Rican artist's beginnings in the music industry and the story behind his arrest in 2016. The project was filmed over 30 days during the final days of Anuel's probation period, and his first week of freedom. On April 2, 2016, Anuel (real name Emmanuel Gazmey Santiago) was arrested on gun possession charges and denied bail, despite having a clean record. He was sentenced to 30 months, which he served in full, spending time in four different prisons in Puerto Rico, Atlanta, and Miami, with a brief stint at a halfway house. On July 17, 2018, he finally walked out a free man, just hours after releasing his debut album, Real Hasta La Muerte. "30 Days With" or "30 Días Con" is a YouTube Originals franchise of multi-episode documentaries that give viewers a 30-day behind-the-scenes snapshot of the lives of public figures, athletes, artists and creators. The docuseries is a Endemol Shine Boomdog production, with Alejandro Rincón, Javier Pérez Teuffer, Flavio Morales, and Miguel Batz as executive producers.

Loudwire's "30 Years of Grunge" series featuring interviews with band members and other personalities discussing the beginnings of grunge in Seattle during the 1980s until its explosion in the 1990s.

The World of Teddy Ruxpin debuted in 1985. Ken Forsse, the man behind the global phenomenon, had created an entirely fantastical universe populated by Illiops, Grunges, Fobs, and many other amazing creatures. The brand spanned talking toys, songs, books, plush dolls, and an animated series, all still beloved to this day. It was the culmination of a journey that began in the 1950s, with stops along the way with the Walt Disney Company and Sid and Marty Krofft. Forsse, who sadly passed away in 2014, lived the American Dream and left behind a legacy kept alive today by his family, his friends, and the company he founded: Alchemy II, Inc.

This award-winning, multipart series of short documentary films was produced for the U.S. Army's Fort Huachuca and their Commanding General's Buffalo Soldier Days initiative. Tipping Point Media and Entertainment captured a small, but unforgettable part of the Buffalo Soldier legacy told through individual stories with historical imagery and lush moving illustrations.

Matt and Ross Duffer --the "Stranger Things" masterminds-- teach you how they plotted the series from beginning to end, and how you can bring your own idea to life.

TRIPPIE REDD is on a mission to learn about the most significant issues facing the world today, from global warming and immigration to mental health and food deserts - with the help of other music artists and celebrity friends.

Peer into the secret, clandestine world of the K.G.B., but with a paranormal twist. Among its other high-level duties, the K.G.B. was tasked with documenting and studying witnesses and events of a supernatural, even otherworldly nature.

Each episode offers a complete look into the greatest rivalry stories in college sports. These are the NCAA stories you haven't heard.

Stars Fell On Alabama is a multi-part docu-series that chronicles the rise to fame of some of the greatest names in music history. W.C. Handy pioneered the blues. Big Mama Thornton, Lionel Hampton and Nat King Cole sang jazz with all their hearts. You aren't a beach bum if you don't know Jimmy Buffet songs, and you'll get nowhere on the dance floor without help from Lionel Richie. Motown wouldn't have been Motown without Martha Reeves and The Vandellas, The Temptations or The O'Jays; Rockabilly got a jump start from the Maddox Brothers and Rose; and the story of country music cannot be written without Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams, Tammy Wynette, Emmy Lou Harris, The Oak Ridge Boys, and the group named for the state where all this talent hails from: Alabama. Florence native Sam Phillips isn't around to record how it all went down, so Stars Fell On Alabama will bring the story to life.

8 minutes and 46 seconds took a Black man's life. This collection of four narrative shorts reclaims that time to tell stories of Black love and joy, 8 minutes and 46 seconds at a time. Produced by Saturday Morning, Tribeca Studios, and Procter and Gamble.

Humans may one day need to leave planet Earth to survive. One possibility is Mars. Examine advances and developments that have brought us this far, and how much more needs to be done to make Mars a habitable reality.

Driven by the characters and events that fashioned Gorham's success and ultimate demise, the series examines the delicate craft of silver design and the crushing toll of mass manufacturing.

Immerse yourself in today's most sensational gastronomy creations from a new perspective. Discover the stories of fearless female chefs revolutionizing the food industry, from picturesque farms to prestigious kitchens.

A new narrative podcast, based on host Preet Bharara's bestselling book. Preet explores the key elements of a case from the perspective of the prosecutor whose job it is to grapple with urgent moral and legal questions.

Balance is easily taken for granted. However, when the fragile vestibular organs of the inner ear and brain are damaged by illness or injury, anyone can lose the ability to balance. Vestibular dysfunction affects people physically, mentally, and emotionally. Simple tasks, such as shopping and doing laundry, become obstacles to overcome. People afflicted by vestibular impairment are forced to adapt to a "new normal," and in doing so, often discover a life rebalanced. Life Rebalanced Chronicles is a six-part docuseries by the Vestibular Disorders Association (VeDA) that shares the stories of nine vestibular warriors. None of them expected to be knocked down by a vestibular disorder. All of them have looked fear, anxiety, and loneliness in the face and said, "You will not define me." Theirs is a message of hope to millions of people who struggle with invisible chronic illness - you are seen, you are heard, you are valued.

A true story about human potential, this documentary mini series details the origins of street wear and how one man's quest for self-actualization disrupted the entire fashion industry, empowered 90's Hip Hop culture and broke boundaries for a whole generation of Black entrepreneurs who would follow in his footsteps.