Documentary film, curated for the classroom.
One institutional subscription. Unlimited streaming across campus — in the classroom, the library, and anywhere your students log in. Every title closed captioned and catalog-ready.
Featured documentaries
A sample of the collection — award-winning titles selected for undergraduate teaching across the curriculum.
DocumentariesWalls Of The World: Security, Division & Unity
DocumentariesWuthering Heights (Broadcast Rights Only)
Asian StudiesDog Tails Series
DocumentariesRoad Skillz (Newly Added Preview)
DocumentariesLast Days Of The USSR, The
Anthropology / SociologyKarena & Kasey’s Foreign Flavors Series
Behavioral HealthChanged Forever: Grieving the Death of Someone You Love
Asian StudiesChangemakers ASIA: Combating Climate Change
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Mirrored to how faculty actually assign — by course subject, not by distributor category.
Built for institutions, not living rooms
Everything a library or media-services department needs to say yes — before the first invoice.
Campus-wide access
IP authentication plus single sign-on for off-campus users. One license covers every student, faculty member, and staff login.
Catalog-ready
Full MARC records, COUNTER-compliant usage statistics, and persistent URLs for every title — drops straight into your discovery layer.
Accessibility first
The overwhelming majority of the collection is closed captioned to support ADA compliance in credit-bearing courses.
Classroom rights included
Every subscription includes classroom exhibition and course-reserve rights. No per-screening paperwork, ever.
LMS embedding
Embed films directly in Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, or D2L with authenticated links that respect your license.
Invoice & PO billing
Pay by institutional purchase order, check, or ACH. Multi-year agreements available for budget-cycle planning.
What educators say
From published reviews of titles in the collection.
"Highly recommended for academic libraries supporting courses in the subject."
— Video Librarian"An eye-opening look at the true state of a people — ideal for classroom discussion."
— Educational Media Reviews"Well-produced and engaging; a strong addition to undergraduate collections."
— Library JournalPut the collection in front of your faculty
Thirty days, full campus access, MARC records included — so your librarians can evaluate it like any other resource.
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