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Last broadcast: 25 March 2009
Fascinating documentary that shows how Werner Herzog worked with improvising musicians to create the score for his award-winning 2005 documentary, Grizzly Man
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Last broadcast: 24 March 2009
Hardeep Singh Kohli is not afraid to ask the questions no one else would... The Glaswegian writer and comedian undertakes a wry personal investigation of some of the big issues in the UK today.
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Last broadcast: 22 March 2009
Recreating extraordinary real-life stories of human endurance against the odds, these gripping dramas revisit the agonising dilemmas faced by real people in extreme situations
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Last broadcast: 22 March 2009
After being attacked by a bear, inventor Troy James Hurtubise became obsessed with making a grizzly-proof suit to help him study his adversary at extremely close quarters
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Last broadcast: 21 March 2009
The prize: $50,000. The challenge: capture the world's largest snake, alive. Enter Robert Twigger - poet, martial artist and rap artist - who believes he's the man to do it. Shame he's scared of snakes...
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Last broadcast: 20 March 2009
Dr Rachel Andrew helps teenagers overcome the problems caused by their anger
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Last broadcast: 20 March 2009
Introducing six young people who are lesbian, gay or bisexual (LGB). Each faces very different issues, some of which relate to their sexual orientation and others that are just part of growing up.
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Last broadcast: 19 March 2009
This powerful documentary follows one mother's journey as she searches for the truth about what happened to her daughter
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Last broadcast: 16 March 2009
Cutting Edge enters the secret world of the insurance investigator, gaining unprecedented access to the fraud team at Britain's biggest insurance company, Norwich Union
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Last broadcast: 15 March 2009
Looking behind the scenes of Danny Boyle's multi-award winning movie, and revealing the real story behind this hugely successful new take on the 'rags to riches' fable
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Last broadcast: 12 March 2009
From Queen Boudica to King Arthur, the ancient heritage of the Celts intrigues and inspires to this day. Richard Rudgley separates history from myth in a revealing journey across Europe's Celtic heartland.
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Last broadcast: 12 March 2009
Channel 4's talent documentary strand, showcasing original work from the best up-and-coming directors, covering a wide range of contemporary issues and personal stories
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Last broadcast: 11 March 2009
Paul Taylor and his wife Sally were born deaf. Now, at the age of 65, they intend to undergo life-changing surgery that will enable them to hear for the first time.
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Last broadcast: 09 March 2009
Minutes into US Airways flight 1549 from New York, a flock of birds strikes the plane, taking out both engines. With no power, the captain must attempt the impossible: to land in the Hudson River.
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Last broadcast: 08 March 2009
In the first weeks of February 2009, Britain suffered its worst snow falls in 18 years. This film explores the possible factors behind the highly unusual weather.
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Last broadcast: 06 March 2009
Eight-part history of the Christian faith, looking at its origins, development and turbulent past. High-profile British personalities examine a religion that has particular resonance for them.
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Last broadcast: 04 March 2009
Parvez Sharma's compassionate and moving exploration of Islam and homosexuality talks to men and women of the Muslim faith who are courageous and defiant about their sexuality and choice of lifestyle
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Last broadcast: 01 March 2009
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.
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Last broadcast: 27 February 2009
Don Letts' documentary about the recording of Tony Christie's album, Made in Sheffield
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Last broadcast: 25 February 2009
Kimberly Rivers Roberts' chilling, Oscar-nominated home video captures the ferocious force of Hurricane Katrina as it lays waste to the city of New Orleans
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Last broadcast: 24 February 2009
Ten boys and ten girls, aged between eight and eleven, are given the chance to experience life without adults for two weeks
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Last broadcast: 23 February 2009
Architecture expert Charlie Luxton takes a high rise hike around the world's most iconic skyscrapers, discovering the stories of power, politics and daring design that lie behind their construction
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Last broadcast: 21 February 2009
A tribute to John Updike, who died earlier this month. Acclaimed by many as America's greatest novelist, Updike talks to Booker Prize-winner Ian McEwan about his views on American life.
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Last broadcast: 17 February 2009
Harry Burton's film is an intimate close-up of famed playwright and essayist Harold Pinter at work on several of his plays
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Last broadcast: 15 February 2009
This insightful documentary considers whether it is possible that, in receiving a transplanted organ, a patient could inherit some of their donor's memories and tastes as well
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