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The Amy Winehouse Story
Jacques Peretti examines the life of the late Amy Winehouse, in a revised and updated edition of What Really Happened More on The Amy Winehouse Story
Last broadcast: 26 July 2011, on
An Evening with Lee Evans
A Lee Evans Christmas special recorded at the Duke of York's Theatre in London More on An Evening with Lee Evans
An Inconvenient Truth
Davis Guggenheim's Oscar-winning documentary of Al Gore's persuasive lecture to make the issue of global warming a recognised problem worldwide More on An Inconvenient Truth
The Anatomists
A three-part history of the science of anatomy, from the ancient practice of human vivisection in the Greek Empire to the endemic grave robbing of 19th-century Britain More on The Anatomists
Anatomy for Beginners
Controversial anatomist Dr Gunther von Hagens and pathologist Professor John Lee explore the beauty beneath our skin in a fascinating series of anatomy classes More on Anatomy for Beginners
The Ancient Skeletons of Peru
High in the Andes in the 16th century, the fiercely independent Chachapoya tribes suddenly disappeared. Now archaeologists have found startling evidence that may indicate what happened to them. [S] More on The Ancient Skeletons of Peru
Last broadcast: 14 May 2011, on
The Ancient World with Bettany Hughes
A new film about Alexandria provides the centrepiece of Bettany Hughes' definitive history of the ancient world and classical civilisation [S] More on The Ancient World with Bettany Hughes
Last broadcast: 05 May 2010, on
Angela's Dying Wish
When TV producer Angela Howard-Bent was told that she had terminal breast cancer she decided to make a film about the last months of her life. This moving film is her very personal story about life and death. More on Angela's Dying Wish
The Angelos Neil Epithemiou Show
Slapstick, jokes, high-energy dancing, catchy singing and sophisticated magic from a modern-day clown living in an oversized world of pure fun [S] More on The Angelos Neil Epithemiou Show
Last broadcast: Friday 30 December, 9PM on Channel 4
Animal Farm
Presented by Olivia Judson and Giles Coren, this series looks at advancements in GM, cloning and tissue engineering in animals More on Animal Farm
Animal Madhouse
A brand new series exploring some of the extraordinary ailments and conditions that affect all creatures great and small - from pets to livestock and zoo animals [S] More on Animal Madhouse
Last broadcast: 01 December 2010, on
Animals in the Womb
Using revolutionary four-dimensional scanning technology, scientists shine a light on the hidden secrets of mammals in the womb [S] More on Animals in the Womb
Animate TV
Four short films made by contemporary artists, produced in conjuction with Tate Modern More on Animate TV
Anna and the King
Jodie Foster stars as an English governess engaged by the King of Siam (Chow Yun-Fat) to educate his children. At first, the two cultures clash but then romance begins to blossom. More on Anna and the King
Anna Karenina
A four-part adaptation of Tolstoy's epic love story starring Helen McCrory. Set against the panorama of 19th century Russia, Anna Karenina is the story of a woman who risks everything in order to follow her heart. More on Anna Karenina
Annie's Bar
Political soap with scenes shot just hours before transmission. Set in and around Annie's Bar - the legendary watering hole and gossip shop in the House of Commons More on Annie's Bar
Another Perfect World
Jorien van Nes and Femke Wolting's fascinating insight into online virtual worlds where the user can create their own paradise, far removed from real life. More on Another Perfect World
The Antics Roadshow
Banksy's 'incomplete guide to total anarchy' provides a greatest hits of wayward behaviour, sedition and sabotage More on The Antics Roadshow
Last broadcast: 13 August 2011, on
Antony Gormley: Making Space
An intimate look at sculptor Antony Gormley, and how he produces his celebrated art [S] More on Antony Gormley: Making Space
Any Human Heart
Jim Broadbent, Matthew Macfadyen and Sam Claflin take the lead role in William Boyd's funny, moving and ambitious adaptation of his best-selling novel, exploring one man's tumultuous and unpredictable journey through the 20th century [S] More on Any Human Heart
Last broadcast: 12 December 2010, on
Ape
A comedy show featuring a goofy mix of sketches and hidden-camera stunts where Liam Hourican 'apes' a random bunch of famous faces and everyday people in his own particular style [S] More on Ape
Apocalypse: The Second World War
The story of World War II, told in painstakingly digitally colourised and evocative footage, and through the personal testimony of those who were there [S] More on Apocalypse: The Second World War
Last broadcast: 04 December 2010, on
Aquamarine
Sarah Paxton plays a mermaid who comes ashore looking for love and hitches up high school pals Emma Roberts and Joanna Levesque to help her in her quest. More on Aquamarine
The Arbor
The powerful true story of playwright Andrea Dunbar, who wrote Rita, Sue and Bob Too! and died at the age of 29, when her daughter Lorraine was ten years old [S] More on The Arbor
Last broadcast: Saturday 17 December, 9PM on More4
Arctic Monkeys at the Apollo
An exclusive play of the Arctic Monkeys' now legendary gig at the Manchester Apollo More on Arctic Monkeys at the Apollo
Arctic Tale
Queen Latifah provides the narration for this nature documentary following the lives of a polar bear cub and a young walrus More on Arctic Tale
Last broadcast: Sunday 01 January, 8AM on Channel 4
Armadillo: Frontline Afghanistan
A first-hand account of how the reality of war can turn idealism into paranoia, mistrust, alienation and disillusion More on Armadillo: Frontline Afghanistan
Last broadcast: Tuesday 06 September, 10PM on More4
Armstrong & Miller
Original and eccentric comedy sketches from Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller [S] More on Armstrong & Miller
Last broadcast: Wednesday 28 December, 11.10PM on Channel 4
Around the World in 80 Days
Frank Coraci's remake of the classic film, based on Jules Verne's novel, stars Steve Coogan as inventor Phileas Fogg and Jackie Chan as his manservant Passepartout More on Around the World in 80 Days
Around the World in 80 Trades
With £25,000 in his pocket from the sale of his flat, Conor Woodman travels across four continents, trading in all kinds of products with the aim of doubling his money [S] More on Around the World in 80 Trades
The Art Show
Contemporary arts strand that offers viewers a series of highly imaginative, provocative and unapologetically irreverent films covering the modern art scene More on The Art Show
Arthur's Day
Music series celebrating the anniversary of the day Arthur Guinness signed a lease for the world famous brewery in Dublin with a string of performances [S] More on Arthur's Day
Last broadcast: Saturday 15 October, 1AM on Channel 4
Arthur's Hell on High Water
Many environmentalists would like to see an end to commercial trawler fishing. Arthur Potts Dawson takes to the seas with trawlermen to challenge his preconceptions about commercial fishing [S] More on Arthur's Hell on High Water
Last broadcast: 12 January 2011, on
Arthur: T4 Movie Special
In this T4 film special, presenter Rick Edwards chats to Russell Brand in his role in the movie Arthur [S] More on Arthur: T4 Movie Special
Last broadcast: 23 April 2011, on
As Good As It Gets
Oscar-winner Jack Nicholson stars as a reclusive novelist who learns to live again with the help of waitress Helen Hunt (who also won an Academy Award for her role) More on As Good As It Gets
The Ascent of Money
Bringing context and understanding to the current economic crisis, historian Niall Ferguson tells the story of money and the rise - and spectacular falls - of global finance throughout the ages [S] More on The Ascent of Money
Last broadcast: 22 December 2008, on
Ashes to Diamonds
Filmmaker David Brindley meets families across the country who have chosen some of the most surprising, adventurous and unusual ways to say goodbye to their departed's ashes [S] More on Ashes to Diamonds
Asian Gracefully
An intimate look behind the doors of one of the few residential care homes in Britain exclusively for the Asian elderly. More on Asian Gracefully
Last broadcast: 04 March 2011, on
Ask the Chancellors
In a live election programme, would-be chancellors Alistair Darling, George Osborne and Vince Cable debate with each other and face questions from the audience and Krishnan Guru-Murthy More on Ask the Chancellors
Last broadcast: 02 April 2010, on
Assault on Precinct 13
Cop Ethan Hawke and gang boss Laurence Fishburne must fight side-by-side to defend a besieged police station More on Assault on Precinct 13
Last broadcast: 30 November 2008, on
Athletics: IAAF World Championships 2011
All the action from the world's top athletics championship More on Athletics: IAAF World Championships 2011
Last broadcast: Sunday 04 September, 7PM on Channel 4
Athletics: The IAAF World Youth Championships
Highlights from the 2011 meeting in Lille, northern France More on Athletics: The IAAF World Youth Championships
The Atkins Diet: Fat or Fiction
This documentary explores all sides of the popular - and so-called 'miracle' - diet. From the people who are following it, to the science for and against it. More on The Atkins Diet: Fat or Fiction
Atlantic Convoys
In WWII, merchant ships bringing vital goods across the Atlantic were Britain's crucial lifeline, one which German U-boats were determined to destroy in the longest and bloodiest campaign of the war [S] More on Atlantic Convoys
Attack of the Trip Advisors
A look at the virtual AA Gills and Michael Winners using Trip Advisor to have their say on hotels and restaurants, and the hoteliers and restaurateurs at war with the site More on Attack of the Trip Advisors
Last broadcast: Monday 31 October, 9PM on Channel 4
Attila and the Empire of the Huns
The story of how Attila the Hun almost conquered Western Europe, and how the tide of history eventually turned against him More on Attila and the Empire of the Huns
Last broadcast: 26 August 2009, on
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Suspended in a state of cryostasis since the 60s, special agent Austin Powers is defrosted in the 90s to do battle with his nemesis, Dr. Evil, and counter his plans to take over the world More on Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Australia
Romantic adventure starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman, set in 1939 More on Australia
Last broadcast: 17 July 2011, on
Autism: The Musical
Double Emmy Award-winning film following one woman's pledge to lead a group of autistic children to write and perform their own full-length musical More on Autism: The Musical
Autopsy: Emergency Room
In this three-part series, Dr Gunther von Hagens explores the impact that accidents and assaults have on the human body, while demonstrating what medical staff can do to try to preserve life More on Autopsy: Emergency Room
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