Moconomy

What drives someone to face nature’s deadliest dangers? This movie follows Géraud Burin des Rosiers into the heart of the Amazon rainforest.

From hunting crocodiles by hand to ancient shaman rituals, he challenges himself beyond limits. Every moment is a fight for survival.

This is more than adventure — it’s a raw, intense journey into a wild world few dare to explore.

5 days ago | [YT] | 7

Moconomy

What happens when a plant becomes a battleground? This film follows coca farmers fighting for their rights and traditions.

Across Bolivia, peaceful protests turn violent as governments crack down hard. The war on drugs hits the poorest the hardest.

Through raw stories and powerful scenes, we see a struggle that's not just about coca — it's about dignity.

1 week ago | [YT] | 13

Moconomy

Who profits when animals vanish forever? This film uncovers the dark world of illegal wildlife trade, where greed pushes species toward extinction.

From Africa to Asia, we follow the money, the crimes, and the people trying to stop it. Ivory and rhino horn are no longer just trophies — they're investments.

With time running out, the message is clear: save the animals, or lose them for good.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 23

Moconomy

What if the protectors turn into predators? In Congo, UN peacekeepers were supposed to keep girls safe — but some became their worst nightmare.

This film shows painful stories of abuse, silence, and broken trust. Survivors speak out, even when the world looks away.

Despite UN promises, justice still feels far away. The truth is hard, but it must be told.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 21

Moconomy

Can music really be used to hurt people? In this film, we discover how songs meant to bring joy can turn into tools of war.

From battle cries to torture tunes, music has a dark side that few talk about. One composer sets out to understand how his work became part of it.

Soldiers, experts, and survivors reveal a chilling truth: sound can heal, but it can also harm.

1 month ago | [YT] | 19

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Is telling the truth a crime? Julian Assange has spent over a decade paying the price for exposing secrets. His fight is not over.

This film follows his journey from the Ecuadorian Embassy to a high-security prison. Along the way, we meet his lawyers, his father, and those who still believe in him.

The question remains: is he a danger to states or a warning to journalists? His story could change the future of press freedom.

1 month ago | [YT] | 60

Moconomy

What’s it like to live on the edge of war? The Black Sea is both a frontline and a lifeline. Its shores see bombs, but also beach parties.

This sea touches Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and more — each with its own stakes. From smugglers to sailors, tension floats with every ship.

Follow this journey through danger and daily life. Because here, war and peace are just waves apart.

1 month ago | [YT] | 16

Moconomy

What really happens when Russian billionaires cross the line? Since the war in Ukraine, their world has turned cold and dangerous. Sanctions are just the beginning of their troubles.

Some of them have vanished or died in ways that raise serious questions. Poison, fake suicides, and frozen assets paint a chilling picture. Are they being silenced or sacrificed?

This gripping film dives into secret deals and deadly rivalries. It’s a journey from Riviera mansions to sudden deaths across Europe.

1 month ago | [YT] | 56

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The Child Soldier’s New Job investigates the disturbing practice of recruiting former child soldiers from Africa to work as low-paid guards in war zones like Iraq.

Through interviews and confidential contracts, the documentary reveals how these men, once forced to fight in civil wars, are now subjected to dangerous jobs for as little as $16 a day, reviving past trauma.

This film highlights the dark side of war privatization, showing how profit-driven practices often disregard human rights and the psychological well-being of those involved.

2 months ago | [YT] | 41

Moconomy

What really happened behind the scenes of Russia's winning bid for the 2018 FIFA World Cup?

A World Cup of Spies uncovers the dark, high-stakes battle where football became just one piece of a larger geopolitical puzzle. Directors Niels Holm and Jon Adelsten dive deep into the espionage, bribery, and covert operations that helped Russia secure the tournament.

Set against a tense backdrop of Russian oligarchs and British intelligence investigations, the film reveals how Russia’s bid outplayed England’s, using private intelligence and backdoor diplomacy. Exclusive interviews with key figures like Alexei Sorokin and Lord Triesman offer firsthand insights into the controversial campaign.

2 months ago | [YT] | 61