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.

DISCOVER MORE ON MILLENNIUM TV

mexico-killzone-documentary
Michoacan state is an epicenter of Mexico’s violence. While cartels, vigilantes & authorities fight, the population’s trapped in the middle. Al Jazeera spent a month on the ground in the state to investigate.
Rwanda-Amasunzu-hairstyles
Rwanda’s Amasunzu hairstyles are eye-catching sculptures of dramatic shapes, peaks and shaved partings. These once-famous styles were worn as a form of identity in pre-colonial times, with each hair design communicating information, messages and stories. The tradition died out but is making a comeback.
contemporary-dance-in-mali
Lassina Koné is a dancer, choreographer and the artistic director of his contemporary dance company Don Sen Folo, meaning “first dance steps”. He wants to raise the profile of dance in Mali and also integrate traditional dances into his modern choreography.
north-korea-kim-yo-jong
Could North Korea’s next ruler be a woman? North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s sister, Kim Yo-jong, has an increasingly prominent role in the communist regime and some observers believe she is his natural successor. This 101 East documentary investigates North Korea’s most powerful woman.
tasmanian-tiger
Australia’s thylacine has been extinct for almost 100 years, but a group of the country’s scientists say they will have it roaming the wilds again in a matter of years. This 101 East documentary meets the scientists behind the ambitious project to bring thylacine back to life.
nepal-wildlife-conservation
The number of rhinos in Nepal has grown to 752. The rise is attributed to one of the world’s toughest anti-poaching approaches, mixed with innovative community-based conservation efforts. This 101 East documentary investigates one of the greatest conservation success stories in Asia and asks if it is sustainable.