Filming in below-freezing temperatures, high above mountaintops, and with some of the latest camera tech are just some of the ways that Nat Geo shows bring fresh eyes to nature.
The outspoken chef discussed changes in Season 2 and the value of learning about local cultures in a recent IndieWire interview.
Plus, first details about when you can listen to Colin Stetson’s haunting score for the series.
As this eight-part season tries to break from historical-fiction trappings, it leads to a fascinating murkiness that’s also the reason for its existence.
The 2019-2020 IndieWire Emmy Awards Spotlight series is presented by National Geographic.
The flashy adaptation of Tom Wolfe’s 1979 non-fiction account of the Mercury 7 will premiere on the platform in the fall.
National Geographic’s new limited series “Barkskins,” starring David Thewlis and Marcia Gay-Harden, looks to be all about “throat-slittings, lies, and landgrabs.”
And yet the limited series Emmy race remains overstuffed.
National Geographic’s awards offerings include “The Cave,” “Sea of Shadows,” “The Nightcrawlers,” and “Lost and Found,” all of which tell stories with huge risks for subject and filmmaker.
Director Richard Ladkani captures the struggle against violent groups who are threatening the Vaquita with extinction.
“Cosmos: Possible Worlds” enlists Seth MacFarlane, Viggo Mortensen, and Patrick Stewart to help continue the series’ rich tradition.
What happens when you’re filming murderers, carrying out government-sanctioned killings in the Philippines, and they’re about to kill.
