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A girl is murdered outside a club, in the parking lot. Police found her body, stone cold, slumped over a scooter – Jamal’s scooter. The one he and Rolex used to roam around the city with has been seized by the police, for forensic investigation. The peak of their existence is now hotboxing in a parking lot with a hobo, in the car he lives in, while trying to figure out what to do with their lives.

A traveller searches for meaning in a vast uninspiring tundra.

A girl finds herself in trouble during an incident with a home intruder.

Many people are victims of school bullying, a problem affecting nearly one million children each year. The issue has worsened with the rise of cyberbullying, with one in four middle schoolers affected. Since March 2022, school bullying has become a criminal offense, punishable by up to ten years in prison and a €150,000 fine if it leads to suicide. How can a child suffer so much?

Juliette, a 19-year-old with Down syndrome, is experiencing her first love, but her romance is quickly upended when Juliette is pressured by her mother and doctors to undergo sterilization surgery because of her disability. She has only a short time to make a decision and make her voice heard.

The film "Vagabond" by Agnès Varda summarized in one minute animated by Julie Daravan Chea.

How has the life of European Union citizens changed since the Maastricht Treaty came into force thirty years ago, on 1 November 1993? Documentary filmmaker, David Holland, born the same year as Maastricht travels the length and breadth of the continent by rail to find out.

A moving scrapbook of opinions and advice about love in Sierra Leone.

Noé, a bartender who dreams of being an artist, is about to reveal himself.

A celebration of R&B superstar Mary J Blige that spans the highlights of her groundbreaking career and features the very best of her appearances on a selection of BBC shows. From the early songs of the mid-1990s right up to her acclaimed 2015 performance on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, this collection demonstrates why Mary has been labelled as ‘the queen of hip-hop soul’, featuring such hits as Just Fine, Everything and No More Drama. The programme also includes her collaborations with U2, George Michael and the man who once said Mary possesses 'one of the best voices you’re ever going to hear', Sir Elton John.

A short documentary about life in Hartcliffe, Bristol.

A person sits down to work quietly, little does he know quiet is the only thing he won't get.

We Are Fireflies is an experiment in graphic auto-biography and a glimpse into the invisible forces that have shaped the lives of a mother and daughter.

From Westminster Abbey, a commemorative service celebrating the diversity, unity and shared values of the Commonwealth.

For centuries the idyllic royal estate of Frogmore, nestling in landscaped grounds of Home Park just half a mile from Windsor Castle, has been the private escape for generations of royals. Royal journalists and historians hidden stories.

Comparing the life and style of two Princesses of Wales: Kate and Diana.

A journey through the Lake District - by hot air balloon.

Sarah is trying to create what she thinks is the project of her lifetime. As she struggles to begin, she sprinkles her fears and challenges with motivational quotes, all the while dying inside.

A short film that tells the story of Valeria Specolizzi, a lesbian woman who grew up in Salento - a region in Southern Italy - in the seventies and eighties. The film works with memory and queer genealogy while exploring the social environment of Salento in that time period. The narrator, Marta Specolizzi, is Valeria's niece and through the film, she recounts her memories with and of Valeria.

The experience of a moonless night on the outskirts of the small town of Beaumont, Texas.

A photographer on the verge of retirement remembers the steps that got him here. A present cursed by the longing for the theater, which collapsed many years ago.

the eye learns how to move in a hopeful attempt of escaping

Sally Patrica Pearce shares a moment of mourning — for a friend, and for the Earth.

Life is not equally sunny for everyone: Karl, a tree that is less fortunate than the trees around him, finds a chance for social acceptance in a fallen mango. But thanks to a cheeky little monkey hunting for food, Karl realises what really makes him happy.

Alec is a young fisherman from San Sebastian. His love of the sea has led him to practice spear fishing. The short film shows part of the process involved in this risky type of fishing.

How Prince Edward revived the game show "It's a Knockout" - with a cast of royals and celebs.

What if ChatGPT was directly implemented in an external hardware?

A love letter in the form of a short documentary to skateboarding that deals with self-discovery and identity, showing how a piece of wood can change a life for the better.

With the UK warmer than the Caribbean and the Western Sahara, Brits flocked to beaches in our millions, but delight turned to fear as the dream summer quickly became dangerous.

Five peculiar visitors of Dunyaland express their inner void. Meanwhile, a contemporary Alice stands at the rim of the rabbit hole, wondering what she may find if she jumps in.

Just a completely normal game of Uno!

Diego is a sensitive boy who will do everything he can to stop his father from selling the last memory he has left of his recently deceased grandfather: his car. What Diego is unaware of is that his father, Manuel's, only intention is to get money so that Diego can continue studying and have a better future than the one he had.

A couple camps near the Ebro river, when a creature appears. Within a few hours, he disappeared and she was completely deranged. The police and emergency services are on the move. Some to help and others to take advantage of the situation, with some videos about "Very strange events".

Agnès is only ten years old and a great lover of reading. One fine day, she makes contact with the ghost of writer Joan Castelló Guasch, who tells her three Ibizan legends full of mystery and fantasy.

Between dusk and dawn, ‘in the shadows of time’, a series of women, who all perform night-time labour, take us on a tour of sites linked by history, economics and events shaping the post-industrial landscape of the Ruhr region in Germany. Known for its coal mining history, the region has long been dominated by stories of male achievements. Hence the work aims to celebrate the everyday contributions of a group of cross-generational local women, amongst them a tram-driver, a factory-worker, a baker, a pole dancer, a nurse and a world-champion wrestler.

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This "consistently funny, routinely dark show" (Scotsman) sees the "supremely talented and likeable" (Metro) Michael traverse the challenges of life inside and out of the NHS, as he ponders if he's a scrub, when he's wearing no scrubs.

A 45,000-year visual journey, from neolithic cave paintings to the advance of artificial intelligence.

Jeanette Nørgaard directs the story of "Casa Botín", the oldest restaurant in the world and the changes they've faced within 300 years of service.

Inspired by one of the oldest surviving LGBTQ+ Irish folk songs, Johnny Barnes is a post-modern gender-blending storytelling project encompassing music and narrative that tells the story of a repressed lord who becomes infatuated with a common sailor and questions his own gender identity in the process.