Music groups such as The Beatles and the Rolling Stones rose in the 1960s - purportedly- in rebellion against the ruling establishment in the West. It's time to review what they really fought for.

Since 1932, the indigenous people of the Americas, mistakenly labeled as “the Indians”, have been subject to discrimination and cruelties. This documentary investigates this matter.

This documentary deals with US police brutalities, especially against Latinos and African Americans, which are left unpunished by the US corrupt justice system.

A critical look at U.S. neoliberal policies and its occupation of Haiti under the cloak of humanitarian aid after the 2010 earthquake led to Haitian farmers' bankruptcy.

The documentary counters claims by Western mainstream media against the Sandinista-led government in Nicaragua. Ahmed Kaballo has travelled to the country to see the developments up close and personal.

In the past, monopoly was simply the name of a game, but nowadays it’s become a pivotal rule of business. Watch in this documentary how the system revolves around monopoly.

There was a time when countries thought fewer or no children would give them more welfare. But now, the shrinking population has become a huge threat staring many nations in the eye.

In this episode, Investigator goes to London to examine different aspects of the fashion industry, which makes some $ 1,000 billion in revenue each year.

Rich in natural resources, Congo has long been coveted by the West. In 1960, the US orchestrated a coup that led to the fall of Patrice Lumumba, who wanted to end Western exploitation.

This documentary looks into French politics and society and sheds light on the Islamophobic inclinations of some French authorities.