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Oprah Winfrey is one of the most widely-known and inspirational women in the world. She is best-known for her internationally-acclaimed and groundbreaking talk show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, which she hosted for 25 years. After launching her own television network--the Oprah Winfrey Network--and production company Harpo Productions, and co-writing five books as well as appearing in several films, she became the first African American female billionaire. She is a media leader, talk show host, TV producer, actress, and philanthropist. Considered by many as one of the most influential women in the world, her powerful impact on society is even known as the "Oprah effect". In the course of her remarkable life journey, she has scored success after success.

RevPro Uprising 2021 was a professional wrestling event promoted by Revolution Pro Wrestling (RevPro). The event took place on November 21, 2021 at York Hall in London, England. It was broadcast on RevPro On Demand.

Britain's most prolific serial rapist was eventually convicted for several crimes, but he was to be released on parole until numerous victims found the courage to speak up.

As the air has become unbreathable, humanity has learned to adapt and reorganise itself, living in isolation. Carla rarely leaves her apartment just like anyone else. The unbroken cycle of sleep, eat, work is taking its toll. Then one day a young couple moves into the apartment in the building opposite. Carla's life is about to change.

Two friends are on their way to a burlesque party.

A psychotic, bunny-masked serial killer is on the prowl, carving up local perverts. Meanwhile, a disturbed young man's therapy session takes a dark and violent turn. Is his therapist the bunny-masked killer? From the makers of How Not To Work and Claim Benefits (& other useful information for wasters).

At the Tuam mother and baby home in Ireland, 796 children born to unwed mothers disappeared. The Missing Children uncovers the truth of a shocking story of what happened to them.

Explore exciting, strange and thought-provoking worlds with broadcaster, gamer and animation fan Elle Osili-Wood. Through abstract designs, 2D animation and stop motion techniques, Elle showcases the next generation of makers with this collection of new short films. Stories of wellbeing, grief, lockdown and climate change make us think about today’s society and find shared experiences in unexpected places. Feeding Grief to Animals; Bearly Functional; Birth of the Telephone; Blodeuwedd's Gift; Confessions of an English Ant-Eater; Everyone Has My Jacket; The Flood; Growing Plains; Mental Roots; Misophonia; Sensory Chaos; Silence and Her Roommate; Unbound; Urban Fox; wūûūwūûū; Rawr; Worlds Apart

A powerful and moving examination of the pandemic, using poetry as a central narrative and featuring people from around the country who tell us their stories of life under Covid-19.

Short animated film highlighting the struggles children and women face to be seen and treated fairly and equally in society around the world.

A young girl spends her time roller blading, when pandemic reality forces her to face the changes in her family.

From giving up his rugby dream to fulfilling his darting destiny, this is the story of an unprecedented rise to the top...

On a grey day in the Welsh capital, a young barman sits dreaming of a brighter and more vibrant life. His world seems drab and uninteresting, without the glamour that he sees in his imagination. When his dreams are interrupted by a new customer, the barman begins a journey of discovery, one that allows him to discover a new world and a new outlook.

Emma's anxiety disorder has been exacerbated by the unsolved murder of her twin sister, Sarah. In the hope of finding answers, she seeks help from a medium and consequently finds her life and home marked by a strange and sometimes terrifying presence that might lead her to the truth or hell

Online activist, J1NX, was trying to uncover the facts before she went missing earlier this year... Now, her FaceTime history has been extracted and it's worse than you think. This footage documents the terrifying truth in south east London, a truth that was secretly and violently contained by the government. J1NX found herself at the centre of this particular storm. Now it's time for us to uncover the cover up! This brand-new horror from filmmaker and Original Online’s filming director, Tristan Shepherd is our first film shot entirely on location in south east London during the current lockdown, filmed entirely on iPhones.

Footballer Ian Wright shares his own story and investigates what effect growing up in a psychologically abusive and violent home has on children in the UK.

The fractured relationship between a mother and daughter in crisis.

The Stone Age responds to T.S Eliot award-winning poet Jen Hadfield's synthesis of human and non-human experience in her 2020 collection, of the same title.

Britain’s universities are some of the most prestigious in the world, but are they safe places for students of colour? Reporter Linda Adey investigates the experiences of black and ethnic minority students at British unis and examines what happens when victims of racist abuse at university want to complain. Linda’s journey starts in Manchester, where a 19-year-old student was held up against a wall by university security staff demanding to see his ID because, according to the student, they think he is a drug dealer and not a university student. Linda’s investigation also leads her to students who experienced alleged racism at one Oxford college, Christ Church. Linda finally gets to put the students’ experiences she has heard to the universities, but are they willing to admit to any failings? And can universities become safer places for black and ethnic minority students?

George Fury, a young boxer, is struggling to cope with his life at home and at school. His family are in debt and the constant bullying he suffers has landed him in therapy, but George is determined to reach better times.

It’s been over thirty years since rave culture rose to prominence in the UK, launching a new youth movement that genuinely shaped a generation. With Britain’s youth facing similar socio-political challenges to those that provided a dark backdrop to rave’s early years, Amazon Music explores UK rave’s story to date, and where it might be going next. ‘Better Days’ documents over 30 years of UK rave culture; from the first wave of illegal free parties to lockdown gatherings during the global pandemic and everything in between. Featuring interviews with Prospa, Sherelle, Orbital, Dance System, TSHA, and more. The documentary also features an original Score by Overmono, and two Amazon Original remixes: Dance System Feat. Rush Davis – ‘Better Days’ (Amazon Original) Listen on Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0949... Orbital – ‘Chime Re-Record’ (Special Request Remix) [Amazon Original]

Jaded after a long journey from Scotland, college drop-out Ryan visits his cousin Joey in London, expecting to lay low for a few days. Instead, he's dragged to a house party. He finds an unexpected connection with Isabel before he's forced into a childish dare with Joey.

A mother glides through the dream of her happy past only to wake up and discover that it was all a simulation.

A British Muslim girl is facing the choice of a heterosexual marriage or conversion therapy after being pictured kissing her girlfriend.

'Typically' for Bloody Good Period directed by Anna Ginsberg and Caitlin McCarthy with Strange Beast and Mother London. The #NoShameHere campaign aims to remove the secrecy and shame which surrounds periods. #Typically follows the period experiences of a diverse group of people who menstruate in an upbeat celebration of period realities.

On a routine transatlantic 'Ghost Flight' between London and New Orleans, a deal to smuggle a mysterious cargo will have dire affects for the crew on board.

An individual walks aimlessly trying to find peace from an unknown spiritual ailment while trying to unblock their left ear.

A trio of ghost hunters set out to find the infamous "Crooked Man" after finding the coordinates on the dark web.

On 1 January 2021, the UK's transition period with the EU ended and new rules and regulations were agreed at the last minute. This is a time for reflection on the social phenomenon that is Brexit - which has now become a British trademark world-over, alongside the Royal Family, fish and chips and Sherlock Holmes. Brexit Through The Non-Political Glass puts politicians and public sentiments to one side, and seeks the opinions of non-partisan world-class experts - the scholars and professional advisors who specialize in this very topic; no politicians and propagandists, and no social media and populism; among the experts is Vernon Bogdanor, the Oxford tutor of former British prime minister David Cameron, who was consulted before the referendum was offered to the nation; you will hear what his advice was.

Larry Sanders, brother of Senator Bernie Sanders (Chair of the Senate Budget Committee) is the UK Green Party NHS Spokesperson. This documentary charts his life as a Jewish immigrant born in Brooklyn, to a much loved public servant in Oxford, England.

A personal, visual essay about gender transition - focusing on the social context and implications and exploring how the world is different living as female compared to being perceived as male. Jack tells his story by using and reframing gender focused tropes and imagery from popular culture, mythology, history and art.

A ritualistic evening of self-care spirals into claustrophobic self-scrutiny when a woman discovers a grey hair and begins to contend with the passing of time.

Jack decides to clone himself during lockdown. Does he regret doing it?

Project 282 follows Emily Scott on her epic Munro challenge across Scotland. The continuous, self-propelled and (largely) solo expedition took her 120 days and involved 2,200km on foot and 2,600km on the bike, with over 195,000m of ascent.

In her Youth Kiera realized that she is attracted to women. Kiera is waiting for a phonecall from her beloved woman. They met at a party and now they have to decide whether or not they can start living together. The waiting is long and tiresome, but all Kiera can do is just wait and hope. She keeps asking herself if the two loving hearts will finally unite.

Voices from the past haunt A Human Certainty, whose entangled threads link its multifarious narratives of suffering: a recent break-up; the romantic sweep of mid-century pop music; Weegee’s crime-scene photography; and images taken by the artist’s grandmother, a spirit medium, on her travels in Asia and Africa. Here, Quaintance’s montage becomes a codec for assembling these disparate threads, and for making sense of mortality and loss in all its forms.

A series of flashbacks had by a serial killer/rapist while suffering from an illness.

Over the course of a year, filmmaker Charlotte Ginsborg filmed the London housing co-operative that she lives in, looking to chart the residents’ diverse experiences of the pandemic, across the daily life of numerous national lockdowns. Some experienced the illness itself, while others faced the stress of work on the front line. Each Saturday, the residents came together to sing with each other from their communal balconies and walkways, and these songs permeate throughout the film. Increasingly frustrated by the government, residents experienced an emotional rollercoaster that is reflected in a film wherein the personal and political interweave, to create an intimate and moving portrait of a unique community during an extraordinary time.

Album release 'Collections From The Whiteout'. Live performance at Goonhilly Earth Station (Cornwall, UK).

Lucky Penny follows Sophie, a young woman coming to terms with her father’s death, whilst rekindling her relationship with her brother David. It explores the stages of grief through Sophie and David, as well as themes of loss and acceptance.

Join Duggee and the squirrels for a whole hour of fun and adventures.

Two kids in detention are made to watch a cheesy PSA about an often-overlooked aspect of everyday life.

A lost octopus toy try to come home for bedtime

Concealing it from his friends, a man reveals his isolating grief to us through movement.

The Comeback Special documents The The's triumphant Royal Albert Hall Concert on 5th June 2018. The Royal Albert Hall concert was the first of a trio of London shows during The Comeback Special tour—the others taking place at Brixton Academy and The Troxy—all of which sold out within minutes of going on sale. Performing live for the first time in 16 years with a headline appearance at Denmark’s Heartland Festival a few days before the Royal Albert Hall concert, the rejuvenated The The, which featured previous members James Eller on bass, DC Collard on keyboards and Earl Harvin on drums and new member Barrie Cadogan on guitar alongside Matt Johnson, would go on to play sold-out shows and make festival headline appearances across the globe throughout 2018.

After meeting John in the park after a devastating hospital appointment, Isobel makes him write a bucket list, which they work their way through in increasingly creative ways.

The truth is out there. Well, in Cornwall anyway. Television journalist Ellie Thornton spends time in the county of Cornwall reporting and following the lives of a Cornish UFO investigation team.

A comedy sketch about manifesting a bit more than you bargained for.

Tupac Shakur’s image is known around the world. He was one of hip-hop’s most photographed figures. But could just a handful of photos uncover new truths about someone we think we already know? This episode throws a unique lens onto an extraordinary life, focusing on ten defining pictures, from iconic shots to private snaps. Their secrets are revealed by those who were there and those who knew Tupac best.

Following the unique experience of an elderly couple accused of murdering their son, Steven Clark. Steven disappeared in mysterious circumstances while on a walk with his family in 1992. Decades later, his parents Doris and Charles were arrested on suspicion of murder following a cold case review.

A woman gets a hairdo for a great evening by her favourite hairdresser.

Charlie's bath-time is interrupted by some old friends who they haven't seen in years. Though Charlie is bitter about old history, their friends help them come to terms with what they've gone through and what it means to remember.

A collection of Sean's last recordings as he tries, increasingly desperately, to prove that his apartment is not haunted.

The stories of the families of people who were killed on camera by members of a British Islamic State terror cell dubbed the Beatles. ITV's global security editor Rohit Kachroo spends time with Bethany Haines, Marsha and Carl Mueller, and Diane Foley and hears about their fight to bring the murderers to justice, while Spanish hostage and survivor Marc Marginedas provides first-hand testimony of life in the Syrian prison where he was held alongside many of those who later died.

Twelve young women spend 40 days canoe-tripping in the Canadian wilderness over a challenging counter-cultural summer spent exploring their physical surroundings and inner selves free from mainstream society’s expectations.

Lockdown, lack of green space, Don Quixote and video games.

Some thing has to do something about all that dog sh*t. This is a corporate public information film about the necessity of cleaning up after your dog. Come on guys, just pick up the poop.

Lital is a travelling artist, specialising in traditional arts, and Vinas is a musician, who creates his own instruments. What makes their love story unique is that they come from different worlds … Lital is Israeli and Vinas is Iranian. When they met in 2018 at a peace camp in Turkey, they were both on a journey of self-discovery, both experienced travellers and honed in survival skills. It was love at first sight and from that moment they were inseparable. With Israel and Iran bitterly opposed to each other, they were forced to become itinerant, travelling across Turkey and the Caucasus on short tourist visas. They travelled to Cyprus in 2019 and, so they would not be separated, they were forced to apply for asylum. With no support from the welfare services, they became homeless, living off the streets of Nicosia and taking handouts from charities. It was ignominious and dangerous. This is their story, a tale of hardship, isolation and peril … but mostly of love.