444 Days

A tense, sober dramatisation of a real political standoff, heavy with claustrophobia and dread.

A tense, sobering procedural that reconstructs a failed mission through firsthand accounts, leaving a lingering sense of frustration and loss.

A tense, talky hostage drama that plays out with chilly restraint and a mounting sense of political pressure.

A curated window into real lives worldwide, varied and often sobering, rewarding viewers who want substance over spectacle.

A tense, sober retelling of real hostage ordeals, built from first-hand accounts that keep you leaning in and uneasy.

A sober, uneasy look behind a closed border, equal parts alarming and eye-opening.

A sober, quietly harrowing documentary that asks you to sit with voices of repression and exile, heavy with grief and resolve.

A sober, urgent short documentary that puts you inside a distant crisis through voices and phone lines.

A sober, testimony-driven chronicle that walks you through political detention day by day, informative and quietly indignant rather than dramatic.

A sober, faith-driven documentary that immerses you in the claustrophobia and fear of captivity while highlighting resilience and spiritual endurance.

A sober, gripping historical chronicle that immerses you in a tense international standoff through firsthand accounts and archival footage.

A quiet, patient documentary that sits with a stranger in a cold place and slowly lets his past surface.