Imagine discovering your father is one of America’s most notorious serial killers. For Kerri Rawson, that unthinkable nightmare became a reality in 2005, when her dad, Dennis Rader, was arrested on his lunch break. An unassuming church congregation president and former Cub Scout leader, Rader had been unmasked by authorities as the notorious BTK Killer — who committed 10 gruesome murders between 1974 and 1991.

The documentary tells the true story of Dennis Rader, who adopted the moniker BTK (Bind, Torture, Kill), through the eyes of his daughter, Kerri Rawson. It explores the impact of Rader’s crimes on his family and community, following Kerri as she confronts the possibility of additional victims and reckons with childhood memories that may hold hidden traumas. The film weaves together interviews with the investigators who helped uncover BTK’s identity and features chilling archival photos and sketches, and interrogation footage of Rader himself. Throughout, Kerri’s personal reflections on her relationship with her father both before and since his arrest and conviction shed light on the enduring impact of his crimes and her own healing journey.

Streaming on Netflix

Launched October 10, 2025 and was in the Netflix top 100 with 18.4M views between its launch in October and the end of the year.

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A teenage girl and her boyfriend are viciously cyberbullied by an unknown phone number for months. But as the investigation into the harassment unfolds, the authorities uncover a shocking secret that upends everything anyone thought they knew about the case.

Streaming on Netflix - where it was the 13^th most-watched movie of the second half of 2025 with 56.8M views. 

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The disturbing disappearance & murder of Laci Peterson in 2002 shocked the nation. Her husband, Scott Peterson, was convicted, yet still claims he's innocent. 20 years later, we revisit this notorious case with Laci’s mother and friends speaking for the first time.

Streaming on Netflix 

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SHOWTIME Sports Documentary Films presents BOYS IN BLUE, a searing four-part docuseries from Emmy®-winning filmmaker Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights, Lone Survivor) spotlighting the North Polars high school football team – who are coached and mentored by members of the Minneapolis Police Department – as the players come of age in the aftermath of the police killing of George Floyd.

The North Polars are coached and mentored by members of the Minneapolis Police Department and together they navigate the rising tensions between law enforcement and the community while the clock ticks toward a public referendum that will determine the fate of the force and the livelihood of the Polars’ coaching staff.

Now Streaming on Showtime and Paramount Plus

Part of Paramount's Content for Change Initiative

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“What Agnes Saw” – a short film created as part of the IOC’s Stronger Together campaign – won a Sports EMMY award for Outstanding Public Service Announcement.

Featuring the oldest-living Olympic champion, 101-year-old Agnes Keleti, and Sky Brown, the youngest Olympian representing Team GB and the Olympic debut of skateboarding, “What Agnes Saw” was showcased at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 (2021).

The inspiring film sees the changing world through Agnes’ eyes – highlighting all that she has seen during her time in the Olympic spotlight. Juxtaposing the wisdom of age with the passion of youth, it shines a light on the hope and inspiration that occur when the world comes together for the Olympic Games, to offer a message of solidarity and remind us that we are stronger together than the darkness will ever be.

The film was directed by Academy Award-winning Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe and produced by Olympic Channel Services and Oscar-, Emmy- and Gold Lion-winning studio Dirty Robber.

Executive Producers: Chris Uettwiller, Jasper Tomlinson

Head of Production: Andrew K. Sachs 

Line Producer: Katie White

Field Producer (Europe): Maria Bukhonina

Director of Photography (Los Angeles): Jessica Young

Director of Photography (Budapest): Mátyás Erdély

Edited by Sean Horvath, Brett Nicoletti, and Colin Lupe

VFX by Apparatus Effects

Colorist: Arnold Ramm

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HEIST is a Netflix Original documentary series that features real heist stories told by the people who pulled them off and the law enforcement officers who brought them down.

A heist is an intricate crime that’s bad enough to be illegal, but sweet enough to make you wish you’d done it yourself. HEIST is an ultra premium documentary series about those crimes. Six episodes, three stories. Each heist story is told in two parts from the perspective of the people who pulled them off and the law enforcement who brought them down. It’s true crime flipped on its head. Charming + energetic. Cat + mouse. Raw + intimate. And very very fun.

• Sex Magick Money Murder – A 21-year-old woman steals millions in Vegas casino cash.
• The Money Plane – An aspiring father swipes a fortune from the Miami airport… and uses TV shows to learn how to get away with it.
• The Bourbon King – A Kentucky dad is accused of one of the biggest bourbon burglaries in history.

Now streaming on Netflix

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Two Distant Strangers won the Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Live Action short film at the 93rd Academy Awards (2021).

In Two Distant Strangers, cartoonist Carter James’ repeated attempts to get home to his dog are thwarted by a recurring deadly encounter that forces him to re-live the same awful day over and over again. Now streaming on Netflix.

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We Are the Champions is a Netflix Original documentary series executive produced and narrated by The Office alum Rainn Wilson.

We Are the Champions explores the quirkiest, most charming, and oddly inspirational competitions you never knew existed. Each episode follows a unique competition, providing a window into a world of determined, passionate, and incredibly skilled competitors who put it all on the line to become heroes in their own extraordinary worlds.

Anthology episodes explore cheese rolling, fantasy hairstyling, yo-yo, dog dancing, frog jumping, and chili eating. 

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Director: Nick Frew

Executive Producer: Chris Uettwiller

Head of Production: Andrew K. Sachs

Producer: Sarah George

Production Service Producers UK: Kate Arton & Laura Ruddock, PI Film

Production Company: Dirty Robber

Client: NIKE

Product: Nike Phantom GT

This was shot in the UK during summer 2020 and directed remotely from Los Angeles as the director and producer were not permitted to travel. Special thanks to our partners at PI Film for their support on this one.

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"Why We Fight" Season 2 follows acclaimed MMA fighter Cat Zingano on a global journey to discover why cultures across the world feel compelled to fight. From Executive Producer Ronda Rousey, an immersive, gritty documentary series that dives into the worlds of fighters across the globe, joining them as they train and prepare for the fights in which the stakes are high, and the dangers are real.

Streaming on ESPN+

Created and Executive Produced by Matt Ogens

Executive Produced by Martin Desmond Roe, Chris Uettwiller, Ronda Rousey, Tom Brady, and Gotham Chopra.

Co-Executive Producer: Matt Roe

Executive in Charge of Production: Andrew K. Sachs

Series Producer: Mamta Trivedi

Line Producer: Melissa Narvaez

Production Company: Dirty Robber

Full Credits on IMDB

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