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Can being in the wrong place at the wrong time make you a criminal? Guilty Bystander meets people who've been convicted under the controversial joint enterprise law.

A documentary series about three boys from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan who live in the same entrance of an ordinary St. Petersburg house. Their families came to Russia for typical migrant reasons — no money, no job, no future at home. But the boys don't care about that yet: they go to school, fall in love, play and grow up — in short, they have a lot of adventures and fun while they are warmed by friendship and youth.

With the National Portrait Gallery reopening, Kate Bryan discusses the refurbishment with its director and begins a journey of portraiture through the ages.

Restored and colorized unique footage shot in the period 1941-1945.

Pianos are placed in airports, stations and street corners around the world for anyone to play. Join us as we unfold life stories of each piano player and watch them through fixed camera lenses.

Patrick Gower investigates vaping. Is this just the latest moral panic or are we looking down the barrel of 'Cigarettes - the sequel'? More people are vaping in NZ than ever before but is it safe? Made with the support of NZ on Air.

A behind-the-scenes look at what makes the unique, family-run Gloucester Service Station tick over, and the stories behind the extraordinary people and produce that make it such a special place.

Two-part series uncovering the case of David Fuller, a killer who also abused over 100 bodies in a hospital mortuary.

Vítor has a busy life at IFSC, but he always has fun with his friends. This comedy is based on other people's shame.

Researchers who push the boundaries! This exciting documentary series shows the great advances made by humanity and the researchers who risked their lives to achieve them. A new perspective on groundbreaking events.

Twenty years after 9/11, terrorist groups from around the world still threaten our security. We join the secret missions of the American military who try to counter these threats.

In the documentary "Who killed Tina?" We look for the killer of Tina Jørgensen (20) that disappear on her way home from central Stavanger, September 24th 2000. Five weeks later an armed robbery lead the police to Bore church, by coincidence they open a manhole and discover Tina. She has been moved 30 km from where she disappeared.

The two-part series features 30-minute all-access episodes taking fight fans inside the training camps of both fighters.

In the deep ocean, life is concentrated at chemosynthetic oases where primary production is made possible via chemosynthesis at cold seeps and deep sea hydrothermal vents. The non-chemosynthetic regions of the deep are divided into two very different worlds. First is the midwater, where pelagic wanderers tread migratory routes that span entire oceans, and planktonic drifters and their predators take part in bioluminescent light shows. It is separated into zones based on depth, including the sunlight zone (epipelagic), twilight zone (mesopelagic), midnight zone (bathypelagic), abyssal and hadal zones. And below, lies the deep sea floor. A kingdom of mud and ooze, where sessile creatures cling to any solid outcrop and corals craft kingdoms on the seamount crusts. The worlds of the deep sea could not be more different, and yet their stories are fundamentally intertwined.

Inside the nerve centre of murder inquiries, revealed through the detectives themselves.

Thease movie collector's, reviewers and content creators are put to the task in this jeopardy like game, they must use knowledge to make it out on top

We float over Europe and see how cheerful Christmas celebrations light up the entire continent.

Ashwathy, an ordinary housewife craving a materialistic life, pretends to be affluent. What happens when her facade lands her in trouble?

Learn about the horrors that led married couple Fred & Rose West to become 2 of Britain's most notorious serial killers, responsible for at least 12 murders between 1967 & 1987.

Host Brad Olsen explores Antarctica's mysteries, from Nazi bases and ancient civilizations to UFO encounters, challenging conventional understanding through extraordinary discoveries.