Good Dog! Bad Dog!

An examination of the issues surrounding pedigree dog breeding More on Good Dog! Bad Dog!

Last broadcast: 14 March 2010, on

Chris Petit's 'Content'

From the director of the cult film Radio On comes this evocative 21st century ambient road movie More on Chris Petit's 'Content'

London Orbital

Chris Petit's film journeys through the stories and places hidden in and around the world's biggest bypass, the M25. More on London Orbital

Alex: A Passion for Life

Cutting Edge catches up with Alex Stobbs, the musical prodigy and cystic fibrosis sufferer originally featured in A Boy Called Alex, who is now studying music at Cambridge [S] More on Alex: A Passion for Life

The Red Lion

Cutting Edge meets the people propping up the bar in some of the country's 600 Red Lion pubs, creating a unique snapshot of British drinking habits [S] More on The Red Lion

Generation XXL

This long-term series follows seven obese children for a decade, revisiting them every two years to discover what it's like to grow up as an obese child in Britain today [S] More on Generation XXL

The Last of the Honeybees

This film about the plight of honeybees focuses on three American apiarists whose colonies are destroyed by unknown forces More on The Last of the Honeybees

Jess: Britain's Youngest Sleepwalker?

Cutting Edge reveals what life is like for a little girl whose insomnia has become more than a childhood habit. Three-year-old Jess has a condition that has baffled medical experts. [S] More on Jess: Britain's Youngest Sleepwalker?

The Russians Are Coming

Sally Ashby's intriguing First Cut film lifts the lid on the exclusive world of super rich Russians who want an English public school education for their children [S] More on The Russians Are Coming

Daredevils

A series of visually stunning films following some of the world's most extreme individuals, who risk their lives pushing themselves to the physical and mental limits of human capability [S] More on Daredevils

Last broadcast: 20 October 2009, on

Bus Pass Bullfighter

Filmmaker Molly Clarke follows Frank Evans, a 65-year-old British bullfighter, as he steps back into the ring, in spite of undergoing replacement knee surgery and a quadruple heart bypass. [S] More on Bus Pass Bullfighter

Kidnapped by the Kids

As parents everywhere struggle to balance the competing demands of work and home life, Kidnapped by the Kids finds out what would happen if, just for a while, the children were in charge [S] More on Kidnapped by the Kids

Tower Block of Commons

Politicians swap their comfortable homes and move into council estates across the country, encountering first-hand the reality of residents' lives [S] More on Tower Block of Commons

Last broadcast: 01 February 2010, on

Waking the Baby Mammoth

Documentary following a team of experts as they investigate the carcass of a one-month-old baby mammoth who lived around 40,000 years ago in the hope of discovering more about the creature's life [S] More on Waking the Baby Mammoth

Octomom: Me and My 14 Kids

This exclusive Cutting Edge tells the inside story of what it's like to be Nadya Suleman - a single unemployed mother with 14 kids [S] More on Octomom: Me and My 14 Kids

Young, Angry and White

First Cut meets a teenager considering joining the BNP, and attempts to understand what makes a young person think of joining a party with such a controversial manifesto and image [S] More on Young, Angry and White

Which Way Home

As the USA maintains a strict policy on immigration from Mexico, the Oscar-nominated Which Way Home shows the personal side of migration through the eyes of children trying to cross the border More on Which Way Home

Sleep with Me

First Cut journeys into the hidden world of the bedroom with this telling and humorous peek beneath the sheets at the bed-sharing politics of couples all over the UK [S] More on Sleep with Me

Ten Days That Made the Queen

This film takes a look at ten momentous and defining days in Queen Elizabeth II's life and reign [S] More on Ten Days That Made the Queen

Last Party at the Palace

In May 1958, a longstanding aristocratic ritual came to an end as the last debutantes took their curtsies before the Queen. This evocative documentary tells the story of that final 'season'. [S] More on Last Party at the Palace

Gerry's Big Decision

Sir Gerry Robinson, one of Britain's most respected businessmen, comes to the rescue of several companies across the UK, armed with his personal cheque book [S] More on Gerry's Big Decision

The Enemy Within

Innovative film drawing parallels between Anarchist attacks on Victorian London and today's radicalism, examining how feelings of oppression, persecution and anger can lead to extremism [S] More on The Enemy Within

Is It Better to Be Mixed Race?

This documentary from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season asks is it a biological advantage to have parents of different ethnic backgrounds? [S] More on Is It Better to Be Mixed Race?

Pig Business

Eco-campaigner Tracy Worcester investigates the intensive pig farming industry, arguing that it harms both human and environmental health More on Pig Business

Last broadcast: 30 June 2009, on

Moving to Mars

A moving, humorous film which follows two families of Burmese refugees as they start a brand new life in Sheffield More on Moving to Mars

Bleach, Nip, Tuck: The White Beauty Myth

Two documentaries from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season examine the growing trend for deracialisation surgery [S] More on Bleach, Nip, Tuck: The White Beauty Myth

Race and Intelligence: Science's Last Taboo

In this documentary from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season, Rageh Omaar explodes myths about race and IQ and reveals what he thinks are important lessons for society [S] More on Race and Intelligence: Science's Last Taboo

Wild Things

In the early 1970s, a group of idealistic young adults chose to raise their children collectively. So what happened next? This intriguing documentary goes in search of the grown-up Wild kids. [S] More on Wild Things

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

Cowboys in India

The True Stories strand, which showcases the best international feature documentaries, presents Simon Chambers' travelogue in the Indian region of Orissa More on Cowboys in India

Decoded: Dan Brown's Lost Symbol

Tony Robinson sets out to find the truth behind Dan Brown's blockbuster, The Lost Symbol [S] More on Decoded: Dan Brown's Lost Symbol

Last broadcast: 26 December 2009, on

Penis Envy

This ground-breaking series explores all things penile. The penis is the organ most central to a man's sense of self, and the quest for penile perfection has driven some men to incredible lengths. More on Penis Envy

Defamation

In this True Stories documentary, Yoav Shamir embarks on a controversial, personal exploration to answer the question, 'What is anti-Semitism today?' More on Defamation

The World's Greatest Musical Prodigies

Sixteen-year-old Alexander Prior is one of Britain's most talented and prolific young composers. Now he's bringing together some of the world's greatest young musical talent to perform his new concerto. [S] More on The World's Greatest Musical Prodigies

The Trials of Amanda Knox

Amanda Knox is currently serving 26 years in an Italian jail for the murder of her flatmate, Meredith Kercher. This True Stories documentary asks: who is the real Amanda Knox - and was she really capable of murder? More on The Trials of Amanda Knox

Grey Gardens Documentary

Albert and David Maysles' film tells the true story of distressed Edith 'Big Edie' Bouvier Beale and her daughter Edith 'Little Edie' Bouvier Beale, whose plight touched a nation's heart More on Grey Gardens Documentary

Farrah Fawcett: A Life

The life story of Farrah Fawcett, the beautiful Texan actress who became America's leading sex symbol in the 1970s. Fawcett was diagnosed with cancer in 2006 and died in June 2009, More on Farrah Fawcett: A Life

Farrah's Story

This intimate documentary, filmed by Fawcett, her family and friends, follows the final two years of the star's life as she battled bravely against bowel cancer More on Farrah's Story

The Turin Shroud: The New Evidence

This documentary sets out to reveal the story behind one of most controversial relics in Christianity as the age and authenticity of the Shroud of Turin is again open to debate More on The Turin Shroud: The New Evidence

My Father the Mercenary

This emotional First Cut film follows a brother and sister as they travel from England to Belgium to collect their father's remains, and to uncover the extraordinary story of who he was and how he died [S] More on My Father the Mercenary

Strictly Bolshoi

This intimate one-off film follows leading ballet choreographer Christopher Wheeldon as he becomes the first Englishman to be invited to create a new work for the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet More on Strictly Bolshoi

The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures

The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures have been inspiring children and adults alike since 1825, with the express purpose of teaching science to young people More on The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures

Encounters at the End of the World

Werner Herzog's Oscar-nominated film finds the legendary director in Antarctica, at the McMurdo Research station where he meets the scientists who inhabit a remote, magical world More on Encounters at the End of the World

The Family at Christmas

The critically acclaimed observational documentary series The Family returns for a one-off Christmas special. It's the week before Christmas and things are far from calm in the Hughes household. [S] More on The Family at Christmas

Last broadcast: 24 December 2008, on

Sam Taylor Wood's Nowhere Boy

An in-depth look at Sam Taylor-Wood's debut feature film Nowhere Boy, which charts John Lennon's formative years, and includes interviews with cast stars Aaron Johnson and Kristin Scott Thomas [S] More on Sam Taylor Wood's Nowhere Boy

Nobel Night

More4 celebratest the 2009 Nobel Prizes with three documentaries: two focusing on the Literature and Peace Nobel Laureate winners, and one that features highlights on the remaining Laureates. More on Nobel Night

My First Year

A group of 11-year-olds negotiate the biggest challenge of their life so far: starting secondary school [S] More on My First Year

Les Dawson's Lost Diaries

Drawing on the personal diaries of the late, great comedian, this programme offers a fascinating insight into the private world of fears and disappointments of the funny man More on Les Dawson's Lost Diaries

The Last American Freak Show

Richard Butchins' extraordinary film is a road trip with a difference, as he follows the journey of a self-described travelling Freak Show through America [S] More on The Last American Freak Show

Last broadcast: 15 December 2009, on