The Stream: Spring/Summer 2026 – Streaming Video
STREAMING VIDEO
Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare
HBO
This documentary revisits the 2011 Fukushima disaster and its lasting impact on communities, environment, and policy. Moving beyond the initial crisis, it looks at what recovery means years later through the lives of those living with its consequences.
My Father and Qaddafi
PBS / POV
This film traces one family’s connection to Libya through the legacy of Muammar Qaddafi. What begins as a personal search becomes a broader look at power, memory, and the long shadow of political rule.
Everybody to Kenmure Street
BBC
This film captures a moment when residents in Glasgow come together to stop an immigration raid in their community. What unfolds is a local response that quickly grows, as neighbors organize, show up, and hold their ground.
Gorilla Story
Netflix
On location in Rwanda, this documentary looks at long-term efforts to protect mountain gorillas and the ecosystems around them. It traces how conservation has evolved, with attention to both the animals and the people involved.
Champions of the Golden Valley
National Geographic
Set in Afghanistan and produced by RPCV Baktash Ahadi, this documentary follows young athletes training in a rugged mountain region, where sport offers structure and purpose amid uncertainty. The film focuses on daily routines, ambition, and community support, showing how something as simple as training can take on deeper meaning.
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