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Delve into the inner workings of the Third Reich, where power, paranoia, and ambition ruled. This series uncovers the complex relationships and deadly rivalries between Adolf Hitler and his top-ranking Nazi leaders. From their united rise to power to the fractures that emerged as egos clashed and loyalty was tested, discover the secrets behind the men who shaped and executed the Nazi regime's dark agenda. Through betrayal, manipulation, and unchecked ambition, witness the internal power struggles that ultimately influenced the fate of the Third Reich and the course of history.

For over 15 years, a powerful man secretly filmed for his own pleasure, dozens of women bathing, undressing and having sex. Revealing the stories of his victims as the police alerted them to the existence of these videos.

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A short documentary following a daring band of unlikely explorers embarking on a quest to uncover the forgotten mines of Cornwall, only to unearth an unexpected journey of self-discovery. For this motley crew, the pursuit of the unknown serves as a cathartic release, allowing them to momentarily cast aside their worries and reset for the challenges of everyday life. Transcending mere adrenaline urges, the group becomes a vital means of connection and understanding, underscoring the importance of community in our lives.

A scientist travels across the Mediterranean to understand the effects of wildfires on local communities, as well as its connection to past fascism, organised crime and political ideologies.

In 1975, Britain battled a historic heatwave. This documentary shows how the nation pulled together - from standpipes to shared baths - in a drought that changed life and policy forever.

Through the story of Oleksa, a young man with undiagnosed autism, the film explores the impact of war on those often overlooked. Oleksa’s defences collapse in the face of unimaginable challenges, leading him to lose everything — only to gradually rediscover trust and human connection.

A rhythmic portrait of an island community, where the sea has always defined life.

Is a label reality or fiction?

A short experimental documentary all about the filmmaker’s experience with her childhood eating disorder, Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFiD)

Over the brief course of a month, troubled teen Daniella finds solace in the pursuit of another young woman.

Sound of the Damned combines the lyricism of Julie Andrews with the terror of Children of the Damned in an experiment of alchemy. Hand processed chemistry gives rise to a mix of emulsions that struggle for sound and visual dominance within the instability of the 35mm film frame.

Gerald Grimm appears to be a normal old man. However things aren't always what they seem. Accidents happen, regrets overcome, challenges are faced and misfortune strikes.

A short look into an independent Mexican eatery in Surrey and the characters who work there.

A brand-new documentary delving into the creation of the Super Space Theatre format and how ITC transformed classic Anderson shows into feature-length movies, featuring Super Space Theatre consultant David Hirsch.

While hiking through the New Forest, three friends uncover a buried pocket watch linked to a disappearance over a century ago.

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As a part of a tribute night to broadcaster and television executive Alan Yentob, he interviews leading British artist Jenny Saville. One of the most successful figurative painters working today, she came to prominence as part of the YBA movement in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She has been reluctant to discuss her work for many years on television, until now. Alan Yentob was working with her on a film for Imagine and caught up with her in Vienna on the eve of two major 2025 exhibitions she is mounting. This was the last interview Alan Yentob conducted in a career spanning six decades at the BBC, bringing many of the world’s leading artists and creatives to the screen. Alan also persuaded Jenny to allow cameras into her painting studio for the first time in almost three decades.

Follows Luke Grenfell-Shaw's mission to cycle from Brighton to Beijing after being diagnosed with cancer at the age of twenty-four.

A natural bodybuilder confronts his limits of dedication and resolve after his brother suffers a heart attack.

Staff at an office crèche fight to protect their children during a zombie outbreak.

After losing his son, an aged Engineer confronts the cowardly General to stop the slaughter of thousands and bring an end to the Vietnam War.

A short documentary that follows transgender femme individuals as they seek a voice that reflects their gender identity. Guided by a trans vocal coach, the film weaves together stories from different stages of people's journeys. But this is more than an exploration of vocal technique, this is a film about identity and resilience - blending lived experience with a wider social commentary on the power and politics of voice.

Curtis and Grace are navigating growing up and discovering a complicated adult world of influence and identity. Elegantly portraying a family's dynamic and routines, small, meaningful details come together effortlessly in a thoughtful and intimate narrative.

Live film from 6th March 2025 in Manchester, UK. Setlist: Take the Night Off / I Was an Eagle / You Know / Breathe, Tap at My Window, Nouel, Fortune, Song for Our Daughter, The End of the Affair, Goodbye England (Covered in Snow), Child of Mine, Patterns, Your Girl, No One's Gonna Love You Like I Can, The Shadows, Caroline, Looking Back, Lullaby, Patterns in Repeat, What He Wrote, Daisy, Once, For You

Last orders take a deadly turn when a zombie crashes a late-night bar, forcing a drunken regular and the weary bartender into an unlikely alliance to survive the night. This horror comedy follows two kind-hearted misfits searching for love while trying to survive a zombie attack the only way they know how - by getting drunk and fighting back!

In a world where blood and memory intertwine, a seasoned sensei discovers an ancient bracelet said to defy death itself. Desperate for vengeance against his wise brother now a leader who has overshadowed him. The Sensei performs a forbidden ritual to revive two fallen warriors: a pair of blood brothers whose bond was once unbreakable. But when they return, their memories are fractured. They don't recognize each other, their loyalty is uncertain, and the sensei finds himself caught in a storm of violence, betrayal, and confusion. As the brothers show threats of clash in combat, the sensei must make the impossible choice: which of the two will stand by his side to bring down his own flesh and blood. Every strike draws him closer to his revenge, yet every drop of blood reminds him of the cost. In the end, vengeance may come not only with the death of his brother but with the death of the very family he tried to control.

A short documentary featuring candid interviews, home footage and artworks by the celebrated American artist Noah Davis

BBC Eye investigates the popular uprising that led to the downfall of Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5 2024. At least 52 people were killed and hundreds injured when police opened fire on protestors. Using unseen videos, documents and eyewitness accounts, BBC Eye pieces together what happened, why and who was responsible for one of the worst incidents of police killing in Bangladesh’s history.

Alan is the British founding father of cryonics — freezing the dead with the hope of reviving them in the future. When his wife dies, he honours their promise by preserving her, dreaming of one day reuniting. Years later, he meets someone new— but when she rejects cryonics, Alan must confront what truly matters most.

As a bird that briefly perches is a cinematic diary that weaves together the filmmaker’s sentiments about homeland with reference to the geology of Hong Kong; an analogy between human nature and greenhouse gardening; and her reflections on the choice of living abroad as she studies the everyday life of migrant farmers and their adaptation on foreign soil, reinterpreting agricultural processes and the migration of species. The work explores the implications of rooting, re-rooting and growing as the artist contemplates on the evolving dynamics between land and human.

A Marauders Short Film

In 1930s rural England, a young housemaid, Alice, becomes entangled in suspicion and power games when her employer, Beatrice, uncovers a hidden letter from her husband.

An anxious brother delays telling his sister the truth about his upcoming wedding, an uncle takes drastic measures to "make a man" out of his closeted nephew, and a young man reflects on his turbulent teen years and the experiences that pushed him to leave his hometown behind. A powerful collection of shorts about the quiet ways in which we learn to stand up to prejudice and doubt.

Freddie Mercury's biographer Lesley-Ann Jones details her investigation into whether the bisexual rock legend could have fathered a daughter in the 1970s and kept it a secret from even his closest friends.

The time has come for three cultists to summon their almighty god, however as they start the process issues arise.

A man must resist the urge to scratch.

'Imagined Landscapes' is the first sight of a landscape the artist had always imagined but had never seen, as someone who grew up in the UK with a curiosity about their Armenian family. The film shows through a series of still camera shots, landscapes and medieval monasteries, alternately experienced as ancient spaces or as sites of modern conflict. 'Imagined Landscapes' explores cultural memory through landscape and examines our shifting ideas of homeland from the perspective of diaspora.

A small community of passionate ice hockey players from around the North East of England reflect on mental health, fellowship, and loss, as they share a last game with their lost teammate and celebrate his passion for the sport.

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Artist Joe Boyd unveils beauty in life’s forgotten fragments, alchemizing the mundane into moments of wonder. In the embrace of the imperfect, and incomplete, he discovers that art’s true power lies not in permanence, but in the delicate, fleeting dance of creation and release.

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Sandra Mokena joins a Christian assassination group led by Jeff Bowman. Questioning its morality and uncovering secrets, Sandra must choose between duty and breaking free in this darkly comedic tale of faith and identity.

When COVID-19 struck in 2020, Alyssa – an Australian healthcare professional living in the UK with her partner – wanted to do everything she could to help. What happened next changed her outlook on life forever.

Historian and adventurer Dan Snow heads to the Andes Mountains on 5 for a fresh look at one of history’s most enduring mysteries. Dan Snow & the Lost City transports viewers to Machu Picchu, where the secrets of the Inca civilisation are waiting to be unearthed.

A short documentary with Stephen Poliakoff remembering his show Perfect Strangers.

Adam, a confident dancer, faces a mysterious Gatekeeper on his way to a special date. The surreal encounter forces him to confront inner conflicts and distractions, challenging his self-awareness and pushing him to face what stands in the way of his goal.

A short film about a man sitting on a bench who begins to realise his online date may have stood him up.

Just months after nearly losing his life in an accident, 18-year-old Ethan Walker embarks on a 1200km charity cycle ride to Munich for Scotland’s Euros opening game against Germany.

In Myanmar, a trans elder offers her beauty salon as a safe space for young trans sex workers.

Two close friends meet again after six years in a remote cabin, but beneath this friendly reunion lies a buried secret, and its revelation will be deadly

The Bodoach seeks out a child.

Life-long friends: Santiago, Kiara, and Meleri are on the brink of adulthood. Raised in the tranquil town of Gaiman, these Welsh Patagonians in their final year of high school prepare to perform one last time at the ‘Eisteddfod’ – a Welsh tradition they’ve upheld since they were five years old. But are they ready to say goodbye? As they face the impending changes of university life and new beginnings, their final performance becomes a poignant celebration of their shared past and an emotional farewell to their childhood.

Mia, a young woman who uses a wheelchair and lives with her conservative father, is curious about love. When James, a young man with secrets, unexpectedly enters her life, she embarks on a journey of intimacy and self-discovery.

Merging the artistry of a visual album with the depth of a documentary, Twa Double Doubles follows Scottish musicians Norman & Corrie as they return to Norman’s ancestral home—a remote island in the North Sea. Exploring themes of folklore, fatherhood, and the challenges of forging a career remotely, this 30-minute film offers a rich, intimate portrait of Shetlandic culture, capturing its beauty, history, and enduring mysteries.

Following the events of Skepna's death, Mantiram makes his grand return. Ghanti and Friends must say goodbye to a bridge, trees, and stuff, prepare for war and make their final stand.

Examining the divine female figure in West African sculpture through an exploration of the director/animator’s Bété ancestry, drawing upon the spiritual iconography of the Bété people.

The story of our was inspired by William Caxton, the first English printer, who published Reynard the Fox in 1481. Caxton reminds us that people from different countries have been sharing animal fables with each other for centuries. Caxton worked for more than 30 years in Flanders and became a fluent speaker of Dutch; he translated the beast epic of Reynard the Fox, from Dutch into English, and thanks to this translation this animal story became hugely popular in England too. Today not everyone is familiar with the wily fox Reynard and his mortal enemy, Ysengrim the Fox, with Bruin the Bear and King Noble the Lion, but once upon these were household names.

From Riverdance star to pioneering choreographer, Breandán de Gallai charts one man's artistic and personal journey through five decades of Irish cultural transformation, blending tradition, identity, and grief into groundbreaking new forms of Irish dance.

A wandering monk must deliver a holy relic to its rightful place of worship, all the while evading nefarious forces.