Samantha Brown has a two-year-old daughter with a fatal seizure disorder. When normal medications don’t work, Samantha turns to a controversial treatment that lawmakers in Maine, where she lives, want to outlaw.
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Peter Ellis is a writer and filmmaker living in Portland, Maine. He is a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. He writes and edits for Apeland, a science and humor website.
Get up close and personal with the athletes of the reemerging ancient pastime of mallakamb, in Narratively’s first 360 film.
Once a year, residents of this mountainous island gather at two churches on opposite ends of town and launch 100,000 handmade rockets — directly at each other.
When Dee came out as a transgender, it meant the end of her marriage to Penny. And that’s when the empowering journey for both women truly began.
For thousands of years, herders have grazed their livestock on the vast Southern Mongolia grasslands. As Chinese investment turns this mineral-rich region into a cash cow, does the ancient culture have any hope of survival? A few families are willing to fight for it.
This LA artist is creating ephemeral works designed to dazzle – then disintegrate.
An intimate look at life on the kidney waiting list.
After months of subsisting in overcrowded camps, migrants turned an empty building in the Greek capital into a remarkable experiment in self-managed living.
Neighborly Norwegians hatched a plan for Finland’s 2017 centennial: gift them their country’s new highest peak. But is their quirky plan an insurmountable climb?
The folks at Power Practical grew tired of MacGuyvering their way to ample illumination. So they built the Luminoodle.
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