Do You Trust This Computer?

A thoughtful, offbeat tour of the digital age that mixes wonder, unease, and Herzog's deadpan curiosity into a quietly unsettling meditation.

A sober, propulsive plunge into secret cyberwarfare that plays like a thriller while leaving you uneasy about the unseen battles running quietly around the world.

A hypnotic, wonder-filled nature documentary that makes you see the living world beneath your feet with fresh awe.

A long, methodical exposé that feels like a tense, satirical investigation into unchecked power and its personal and political fallout.

A thoughtful, personal journey through a daunting subject, balancing dread with cautious hope.

An urgent, globe-trotting documentary that makes climate change feel immediate and personal, mixing stark evidence with a sense of hope.

A brisk, alarming explainer that turns dry legal fine print into a creeping sense of unease about everyday online life.

A quietly gripping look at human ingenuity meeting machine precision, full of suspense and quiet wonder.

An urgent, clear-eyed explainer that makes invisible systems feel unsettlingly present, leaving you alert and a little uneasy about everyday technology.

A sober, talky documentary that lays out a digital crime saga like a procedural, more informative than gripping.

A talky, idea-dense parade of experts debating a looming future, more stimulating than cinematic, asking you to think rather than feel.

A methodical, quietly indignant investigation that turns corporate history into a slow-burning whodunit.