Launched in 2012, Millennium TV was intended to represent the intrepid television love child of the offbeat fictional magazine, “Millennium” featured in Stieg Larsson’s, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and the UN Millennium Development Goals…

Yeh, that’s a lot, we know. Translation? Try, quality yet unconventional content meets conscious and inclusive broadcasting viewable from anywhere in the world.

Here at Millennium TV, our goal is to expand the horizons and imaginations of our viewers by presenting diverse, fun and informative content that makes them question their pre-existing impressions of communities around the world.

From arts, music and entertainment to documentaries, sports and news, with the help of our media partners, Millennium TV offers a hotchpot of interactive video content carefully curated to showcase the best of this nutty global community in which we all live!

Millennium TV is the place where communities meet so come and hang out with us! Watch, subscribe, like, follow… you know the drill. Help us give coverage to all types of faces.

For more information and to find out how you can get involved please contact info@mymillennium.tv.

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do-aliens-exist-decoded
Are aliens a thing?. In the first episode of Decoded, Hollywood actor @amrwaked explores the possible existence of aliens and the alleged influence of extraterrestrials on ancient civilisations.
paranormal-abilities
We like to think that nothing exists that we can’t explain. Modern science rejects anything that can’t be objectively observed, tested, and proven. And that includes any so-called paranormal psychological phenomena, like telepathy, ESP and telekinesis. But for decades, the CIA studied clairvoyance and found instances of ‘remote viewing’ that were more accurate than random chance. So might we have been too quick to dismiss things we can’t prove? Could some people really have extraordinary capabilities that can’t be explained? In this episode of Decoded, adapted from the Arabic series Dahaleez, Amr Waked uncovers something which may leave people feeling uncomfortable.
cambodian-traditional-music
In Cambodia, traditional music is no longer as popular as it used to be. But there are craftsmen who are trying to keep Khmer music and its instruments alive by passing their skills on to the next generation.
turkish-arabesque-music
This film follows Martin Stokes, a professor of music at King’s College London, as he travels through Turkey, revealing how Arabesque achieved musical dominance, despite official attempts to stifle it.
recurring-dreams-bollywood
This documentary tells the story of Sunny and Prashant, two very different men with the same Bollywood dream. They are both struggling to make it, but feign optimism, telling their families that success is “just round the corner” – while nothing could be further from the truth.
dare-to-dream-bollywood-dancers
In Bollywood films, dance is unique in its ability to be a part of the storytelling. From the thrilling movements and dramatic facial expressions of the performers to their vibrant makeup and brilliant outfits, it’s little surprise that many in India want to be the name behind the big dance numbers. This documentary tells the story of some of those dancers.