From the acclaimed director Pappi Corsicato, a cinematic documentary on one of the world's most famous and mysterious archaeological places.

The giant stone heads of Easter Island have inspired theories for centuries. Now, new research reveals intriguing evidence of the origins and inspirations of the ancient Rapanui people who created the iconic monoliths.

A documentary immersion into all things Eco, Davide Ferrario's film takes us on a tour of Umberto Eco's private library, guided by the author himself. Combining new footage with material he shot with Eco in 2015 for a video installation for the Venice Biennale, Ferrario documents this incredible collection and the man who amassed it. As Eco leads us among the more than 50,000 volumes, we also gain insight into the library of the mind of this vastly...

Jadav lives on an island in the middle of a river. When floodwaters begin destroying the island's trees, Jadav starts planting bamboo. The shoots grow...Follow the true-life story of Jadav, the boy who grew up in a forest. His 1,300-acre sanctuary-that's over 900 football fields of forest-stands as an important reminder of a powerful truth: A single person can make an incredible difference.

A new animated series from Baby Einstein that introduces the letters of the alphabet and the sounds they make.

Cuando la Tierra se siente un poco sola, se decide a visitar a sus amigos en el sistema solar. Son todos muy talentosos en su único, especial modo: Mercurio es locamente veloz, Urano es súper frío, con dulces sombras y temperaturas que pueden alcanzar los 223°C bajo cero. Júpiter no solo es grande sino también ligero de pies cuando baila.Entonces, ¿qué tiene la Tierra de especial? No es el planeta más grande, ni el más veloz, ni...

Like the land forces, the opposing navies also reached a stalemate. The Battle of Jutland in May 1916 was the only large-scale British-German naval clash, and it ended indecisively. The naval blockade imposed by the British on Germany was of far greater effect.

A range of voices spoke out against the conflict as it deepened, including workers, pacifists, and even a decorated British officer, Siegfried Sassoon. At the same time, radical socialists saw in the war an opening for world revolution.

Attempts to break the immobility of trench warfare produced storm troopers, fearless warriors habituated to the trench landscape to a disturbing degree. Two ordinary soldiers seemed to enjoy the war too much: Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.

The Western Front soon froze into static trench warfare and horrific slaughter from attempts to break this deadlock. Generals on both sides sought a breakthrough that would allow sweeping offensives and glorious cavalry charges. These never came.