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.
Orlando von Einsiedel explains the genesis of his new project with the Nobel Prize and why his Oscar win didn’t make the work any easier.
Gordon Ramsay is famous for his furious tirades on shows such as “Hell’s Kitchen,” but despite the rigors of filming, his National Geographic show revealed a kinder, gentler side for U.S. audiences.
The Oscar-winning banner will roll out its first shorts this fall: the refugee camp-set “Lost and Found” and the shocking expose “The Nightcrawlers.”
By doing away with traditional narrated experiences and familiar predator/prey divides, the nature documentary gets a harsh, necessary reimagining.
Director Tom Jennings on how his new film strives for a full, honest look at what went into the iconic, decades-long program to reach the moon.
James Everingham composed the music for the film in collaboration with Hans Zimmer and Bleeding Fingers Music.
Between handling surprising weather and unpredictable animals, the team behind the four-night NatGeo event has to plan for everything.
Matthew Carnahan captures the outlandish spirit of Silicon Valley’s most turbulent era, while creating another ambitious vision that doesn’t pan out.
