In the year 2007, a documentary series aired its very first episode on the network. It explored the criss-crossing valleys of Bolivia, hundreds of meters above the ground, in which a network of makeshift cables was set up. What made this network of cables unique was the people that clung on to them while whizzing … Read more
The “Dicing with Death” documentary series is back with its latest episode, exploring the remote and isolated region of Llanos in Colombia’s Amazon. While the area is mainly accessible only by plane, local villagers rely on pilots to bring in vital supplies and goods — including food, manure, and weedkiller. Yet these daring individuals have … Read more
Celtic FC and Glasgow Rangers have been facing off in the Scottish Premiership for over 125 years, making it one of the most iconic football rivalries in the world. This fierce competition between the two clubs has captivated spectators every year, often drawing huge crowds to their matches. Recently, this rivalry has been documented in … Read more
The Malaysian peninsula is a magnificent place where land and sea meet. With the Andaman Sea to the west, and the Strait of Malacca to the east, Malaysia has seen tremendous economic growth in recent decades. Despite this development, however, its landscape remains unspoiled; boasting lush forests, towering mountains, pristine islands and a stunning beach … Read more
In “The Tree Solution”, viewers are invited to step into a world where reforestation is hailed as the ultimate tool to save the planet from climate change. But does planting trees offer the miracle solution we desperately need? Director Amanda Wilson takes us on a journey from Australia to India in search of answers, travelling … Read more
In Nigeria, the oil industry has been both a “blessing” and a curse. Currently, it is the world’s seventh-largest oil exporter, but the impact of oil drilling has been devastating to the environment and economy. The mangrove forests of the Niger Delta are host to numerous illegal secret refineries. The “black poison” that they refine, … Read more
In 8th century BC Greece, there were an array of physical competitions that served as both sport and entertainment. These ancient games involved a variety of events including running, wrestling, throwing javelin and discus, boxing and chariot racing. Although the games were not held with the same regularity as they are today, they provided a … Read more
Are you looking for a thrilling journey to the most dangerous places on Earth? Look no further! Through our documentary, we will take you on an exciting tour of some of the world’s most extreme destinations. We start in Siberia, which houses the coldest road on Earth. During winter, temperatures plunges to -50 degrees Celsius! … Read more
Cameroon has some of the worst roads in Africa, yet there is a brave group of people willing to navigate them: the Clandos. Clandos is a word derived from clandestine, meaning illegal; they are illegal taxi drivers who have become essential to the lives of all Cameroonians. Despite only 2% of the country’s roads being … Read more
Eating green is an intimidating endeavor. It often feels like no matter what choices we make, our daily habits will have a negative impact on the planet. However, when it comes to milk, not all choices are created equal. The documentary ‘The Biggest Little Farm‘ follows John and Molly Chester as they attempt to create … Read more