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Underwater pioneer Jacques Cousteau guides his latest underwater research vessel for an expedition to study the Caribbean's teeming sea life. National Geographic sponsored the expedition. (Thomas J. Abercrombie/National Geographic)

Humans

Becoming Cousteau review: A charming portrait of a conservation icon

A film exploring the passion and work of Jacques-Yves Cousteau doesn't shy away from some of his more questionable moments

Culture

Phil Jones in The Trick

Environment

The Trick review: How the Climategate scandal rocked the world

Culture

Escape from Extinction review: How crucial are zoos for conservation?

Escape from Extinction review: How crucial are zoos for conservation?

Culture

Ron and Barney

Technology

Ron's Gone Wrong review: Robot friends and reasons to be offline

Culture

COUNTY OF THE CLYDE STILL

Humans

Living Proof review: A unique take on Scotland's environmental history

Culture

Daniel Craig as James Bond

Technology

No Time To Die review: A kinder Bond takes on biochemical warfare

Culture

Karmalink review: An intriguing mix of Buddhism and nanotech

Humans

Karmalink review: An intriguing mix of Buddhism and nanotech

Culture

The Story of Looking review: A new film examines the visual world

Humans

The Story of Looking review: A new film examines the visual world

Culture

A New World Order review: A powerful sci-fi movie without dialogue

Humans

A New World Order review: A powerful sci-fi movie without dialogue

Culture

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly is seen while working outside of the International Space Station during a spacewalk on Nov. 6, 2015. Kelly and fellow NASA astronaut Kjell Lindgren restored the port truss (P6) ammonia cooling system to its original configuration and returned ammonia to the desired levels in both the prime and back-up systems. The spacewalk lasted for seven hours and 48 minutes.

Humans

The Wonderful review: The people who came together to make the ISS

The International Space Station is a marvel to behold and a new documentary, The Wonderful: Stories from the space station, speaks to those who have lived on board

Culture

The Fever review: A slow burner that will leave a lasting impact

Culture

Technology

Reminiscence review: Sci-fi that’s too ambitious for its own good

Culture

Humans

I'm Your Man review: How to fall in love with a robot – maybe

Culture

Journey to Infinity review: M. C. Escher's art of the impossible

Culture