Documentary

The former head of a drugs gang reveals how he made millions by building up his reputation, evading authorities and, at times, using violence.

He’s a bartender and she’s a school psychologist, but, on the side, they help haunted or otherwise creepy toys find new homes.

How did Facebook go from an innocuous social networking site to tearing apart the social fabric of society? VICE producer Zeke Spector goes down the rabbit hole to ask if we should be afraid of Facebook.

Forget the pandemic, Germany is plagued by conspiracies. In the birthplace of the Nazis, COVID-skeptics have formed an alliance with a cohort of far-right nationalists.

In our People Vs. series, we get artists to respond to the comments on their YouTube videos. After Stormzy and Headie One, it's AJ Tracey and Big Zuu's turn.

From warzones to wildfires, Source Material tells the stories of people who lived the headlines with their cameras running.

An archival and interview-based series where a subject describes their experience and role within a larger historical event or movement - with hopes of drawing parallels between their experiences and current cultural themes.

Vanessa Carlton wrote “A Thousand Miles”, in her childhood home as a teenager.

In this episode of My Life Online, we follow aspiring herper and self-proclaimed “slave to Christ,” David Orin has recently gone viral on TikTok & Instagram, where he uses his unique wildlife content as a vehicle for evangelical ministry.

Serge Benhayon leads a group called Universal Medicine that an Australian court found it was true to call a "socially harmful cult". Despite this, it continues to attract followers around the world.

Ali Abdullah Shab, 26, is one of more than 150 members of the Cowboys Club or known as the Cowboys in Bahrain.

The artist experiments with words and language to create a voice for the voiceless.