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Visually rich dance from an award-winning choreographer inspired by the works of artist Jackson Pollock. Filmed live at Sadler’s Wells in London.

70 years after a body is found floating in a Sydney river, middle aged doctor Jack learns his father, a Holocaust survivor, is allegedly responsible for the unsolved murder of a Nazi and sets out on a quest to find the truth.

Based on global data, the number of male offenders worldwide has increased by 22% since 2000, while the number of female offenders has surged by 60%. This alarming trend raises pressing questions about the underlying causes behind the rapid rise in female incarceration. This five-part documentary series delves into the daily lives and psychological transformations of women inside prison. Through intimate observation and in-depth storytelling, it explores the social, emotional, and personal factors that lead women to crime, as well as how they navigate rehabilitation systems and institutional correction. By examining female inmates’ lived environments, inner struggles, and paths toward redemption, the series reflects on broader themes of justice, punishment, gender, and social responsibility. Women’s Prison offers a rare and powerful perspective on crime and correction, encouraging audiences to reconsider society’s approach to incarceration and rehabilitation.

Scammers make more than 8 million calls every day. The recorded damage exceeds 100 billion rubles. These people are no longer in high-security colonies. They are among us. Anyone can become a victim of such a call.

From the rhythm of dancing to the flow of painting, this three-part documentary explores different forms of meditation in a fast-changing world.

Documentary of the audition for the new members of LINKL PLANET!

Companies are presenting themselves as green and advertising with sustainability claims. In a new series, we're investigating these claims. Are they truly effective solutions or just empty promises?

A story about the impact of modern technologies and innovations on our body and how we can optimize biological processes in the body: from sleep and nutrition to physical activity and mental work.

Finding Diamonds follows filmmaker Ian Bawa and his dog, Diamond, as they travel across Canada exploring the relationship between humans and support animals in the face of trauma and grief.

An exhilarating, chilly but heartwarming journey through breathtaking landscapes and their incredible animal species that have not only adapted to survive, but in many cases, thrive in the inhospitable sub-zero climates.

The epic saga of feuding royals Edward VIII and George VI. Historians and sources close to the story reveal how the bad blood between the brothers continues to shape the British monarchy today.

Acclaimed Torres Strait Islander chef and cultural ambassador Nornie Bero explores the unique stories, flavours and histories of her homeland, the Torres Strait Islands, showcasing the diverse cultures that thrive in this remote paradise.

An ambitious new 3-part series that offers a vision of a new Irish City for 2050. Presented by Carla O’Brien and Dr. Lorraine Mancey.

The global takeover of Mexican music did not happen overnight; it’s been brewing for decades. The Amazon Music documentary Gen Mex is a look behind the streams of this powerful movement, told through the voices of the most influential artists, producers, songwriters, executives and tastemakers who created it and continue to innovate to ensure its growth and evolution.

Ex-inmates and former staff reveal the reality of life inside and working at Belmarsh.

An 8-part series that illuminates amazing stories from across the globe, where communities are working together for a better future.

With high-end tech and innovation, 11 pioneering EdTech companies are scaling new heights whilst reshaping the Indian education system.