| | The first one, released in 2018, was titled ''Farmlands'' and concerned the racially charged murders of white land-owning farmers in [[South Africa]]. She interviewed the families of several victimized farmers, and visited mass cemeteries for the victims. | | The first one, released in 2018, was titled ''Farmlands'' and concerned the racially charged murders of white land-owning farmers in [[South Africa]]. She interviewed the families of several victimized farmers, and visited mass cemeteries for the victims. |
| | The second film, released in 2019 but filmed primarily in 2018, concerned the [[European migrant crisis]], and gave the situation a very fair and balanced treatment, giving both sides equal consideration, interviewing migrants, native residents, human traffickers, and the heads and members of globalist organizations (which support mass migration), among others. | | The second film, released in 2019 but filmed primarily in 2018, concerned the [[European migrant crisis]], and gave the situation a very fair and balanced treatment, giving both sides equal consideration, interviewing migrants, native residents, human traffickers, and the heads and members of globalist organizations (which support mass migration), among others. |
| | + | The third film, released in 2020, concerned [[Black Lives Matter]] and the [[2020 Leftwing insurrection]]. The film, though it necessarily contains graphic violence and deaths, offers a balanced perspective on both [[police brutality]] and BLM/[[Antifa]] rioting. |