The Boy from Bamiyan

Phil Grabsky's humorous, poignant film follows optimistic, cheeky and inquisitive Afghan boy Mir over 10 years as he grows into a man in one of the most turbulent countries on Earth [S] More on The Boy from Bamiyan

Last broadcast: Tuesday 01 November, 10PM on More4

Crack House

The true story of a gang of young drug dealers, told using surveillance footage to provide a fascinating insight into their lives, those of their customers, and the ATF operation to convict them [S] More on Crack House

Last broadcast: 24 May 2011, on

Dolphin Boy

The story of a young man suffering from severe post-traumatic stress disorder, and his last chance of recovery, using dolphin-assisted therapy More on Dolphin Boy

Last broadcast: 17 May 2011, on

Kissinger

An intriguing look at Henry Kissinger, based on Niall Ferguson's two years of exclusive access to the Nobel Peace Prize winner [S] More on Kissinger

Last broadcast: Tuesday 11 October, 10PM on More4

Bernie Madoff: $65 Billion Swindle

Documentary telling the story of disgraced financier Bernard L Madoff, who was sentenced to 150 years in prison in June 2009 for defrauding investors out of billions of dollars [S] More on Bernie Madoff: $65 Billion Swindle

Last broadcast: 26 July 2009, on

Cat Dancers

Harris Fishman's fascinating documentary is a heady mix of dangerously exotic animals, complex personal relationships and a double tragedy [S] More on Cat Dancers

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

Up in Smoke

A British scientist is attempting to convince farmers and the authorities to adopt his revolutionary alternative to slash-and-burn farming [S] More on Up in Smoke

Last broadcast: Tuesday 27 September, 10PM on More4

The World Sheep Dog Trials

Coverage of the World Sheep Dog Trials 2011 where 26 nations and 240 of the world's greatest handlers and their dogs pit their wits against some of Britain's finest sheep [S] More on The World Sheep Dog Trials

Last broadcast: Saturday 24 September, 8.10PM on More4

Contact in the Outback

The remarkable tale of two cultures colliding in 1960s Australia, told through the story of one Aboriginal woman [S] More on Contact in the Outback

Last broadcast: 26 January 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

Starsuckers

Starsuckers is a hilarious, shocking documentary about the celebrity-obsessed media and how they feed our addiction to fame [S] More on Starsuckers

The Redemption of General Butt Naked

The story of General Butt Naked, the despised Liberian warlord responsible for the death of 20,000 people, who reinvented himself as an evangelical preacher More on The Redemption of General Butt Naked

Last broadcast: 02 August 2011, on

Journey to the Edge of the Universe

Using cutting edge visual effects and CGI, this scientific visual extravaganza creates the first accurate non-stop journey from here to the edge of the universe More on Journey to the Edge of the Universe

Last broadcast: 22 January 2011, on

After the Apocalypse

The story of the people of Semipalatinsk in Kazakhstan, who were used as guinea pigs in the Soviet Union's testing of nuclear weapons More on After the Apocalypse

Last broadcast: 19 July 2011, on

Bodysnatchers of New York

The chilling story of New York surgeon Dr Michael Mastromarino, who illegally carved up hundreds of corpses without permission before selling the bones and tissue on for transplants [S] More on Bodysnatchers of New York

Last broadcast: 26 October 2010, on

Voices from the Killing Fields

The Khmer Rouge slaughtered nearly two million people in the late 1970s. Yet the Killing Fields of Cambodia remain unexplained. Investigative journalist Thet Sambath records shocking testimonies, from the foot soldiers to Pol Pot's right-hand man. More on Voices from the Killing Fields

Last broadcast: 05 July 2011, on

The September Issue

Watch Anna Wintour, editor of Vogue, as she prepares the prestigious September 2007 issue of the fashion bible, with all the autumn fashions More on The September Issue

Last broadcast: 24 August 2010, on

For Neda

The story of Neda Agha Soltan, the young Iranian woman shot dead in Tehran in 2009 - who she was, why she became a powerful symbol and what she was fighting for [S] More on For Neda

Last broadcast: 21 June 2011, on

When Britain Went to War

This documentary uses archive footage and the recollections of an eclectic mix of key players from both camps to revisit a crucial period in Britain's social history: the miner's strike of 1984 [S] More on When Britain Went to War

The Pipe

The Pipe meets members of a small community in a remote corner of Ireland resisting Shell Oil's attempts to lay a gas pipeline across their farmland [S] More on The Pipe

Last broadcast: 14 June 2011, on

Egypt's Warrior King

The story of Thutmosis III, the 'Napoleon of Egypt', and how he brought Egyptian imperialism to its peak [S] More on Egypt's Warrior King

Last broadcast: 11 June 2011, on

Best Undressed

Martin Taylor's film is a revealing behind-the-scenes look at Australia's longest running and probably most politically incorrect beauty contest, Miss Nude Australia [S] More on Best Undressed

Google Baby

An Israeli entrepreneur is proposing a new service: pregnancy producing. His customers can select sperm and eggs online, with surrogacy outsourced to India. But what are the ethical and moral implications? [S] More on Google Baby

Last broadcast: 31 May 2011, on

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

Tyson

Mike Tyson's life, told in the ex-fighter's own words, finds the controversial ex-heavyweight champion ruefully reflecting on his past [S] More on Tyson

Last broadcast: 16 November 2010, on

Nuclear Eternity

Nuclear waste remains hazardous to human life for at least 100,000 years. A huge bunker is being built in Finland to store some of it. This True Stories film examines the consequences. More on Nuclear Eternity

Last broadcast: 26 April 2011, on

Heavy Water

Commemorating the anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, this documentary based on Mario Pertucci's poem tells the story of the people who dealt with the catastrophe at ground level More on Heavy Water

Village of the Dolls

The fascinating story of Mark Hogancamp who, brain-damaged and broke following a vicious attack, sought recovery in a second world war scale-model town he built in his garden [S] More on Village of the Dolls

Last broadcast: 19 April 2011, on

Guilty Pleasures

Julie Moggan's True Stories film examines the allure of the fantasy world created by Mills & Boon's massively popular romance novels, through the eyes of three enthusiasts, one writer and a cover model [S] More on Guilty Pleasures

Last broadcast: 12 April 2011, on

Death of the Megabeasts

An examination of the megafauna - huge Australian creatures including a giant wombat, a massive kangaroo and the earth's biggest flightless bird - and why they died out 60,000 years ago [S] More on Death of the Megabeasts

Last broadcast: 09 April 2011, on

Love, Lust and Lies

This story of the lives of three Australian women told with remarkable honesty demonstrates how fascinating and complex so-called 'ordinary' life can be [S] More on Love, Lust and Lies

Last broadcast: 22 March 2011, on

Bobby Kennedy: The Last Journey

When Robert F Kennedy's body was taken from New York to Washington by train for burial, thousands of mourners turned out to pay their respects. This film tells their story. [S] More on Bobby Kennedy: The Last Journey

Last broadcast: 16 March 2011, on

How to Buy a Puppy

A practical guide to dog health for owners and prospective owners of pedigree dogs, examining best practice in the world of pedigree breeding [S] More on How to Buy a Puppy

Last broadcast: 13 March 2011, on

The Sound of Mumbai: A Musical

The story of a Mumbai slum school choir who perform a concert at the city's prestigious National Centre for the Performing Arts [S] More on The Sound of Mumbai: A Musical

Last broadcast: 08 March 2011, on

Drain the Ocean

This innovative documentary combines scientific knowledge and CGI animation to reveal the diverse world below water [S] More on Drain the Ocean

Last broadcast: 05 March 2011, on

The Cove

Louie Psihoyos' Oscar-winning documentary shows in chilling detail the illicit slaughter of dolphins at Taijia, a rural Japanese cove More on The Cove

Last broadcast: 20 July 2010, on

McQueen and I

The dramatic story of Alexander McQueen's rise to fashion stardom, his relationship with his eccentric, aristocratic muse and patron Isabella Blow, and of both their tragic suicides [S] More on McQueen and I

Last broadcast: 25 February 2011, on

My Kidnapper

Mark Henderson was taken hostage in Colombia in 2003. Now he's returning to Colombia to meet one of his kidnappers and understand the truth behind his imprisonment. [S] More on My Kidnapper

Last broadcast: 22 February 2011, on

War Child

Bafta Award-winning film-maker Jezza Neumann's shocking portrait of Palestinian children living in the aftermath of war [S] More on War Child

Last broadcast: 15 February 2011, on

ER

Multi-award winning US drama created by prolific novelist Michael Crichton that follows the busy lives of the hard-pressed doctors, nurses and support staff of a hectic inner-city emergency room More on ER

The First New Heart

In 1967, Dr Christiaan Barnard completed the world's first successful heart transplant. This factual drama, with Rupert Graves as Barnard, tells the story of this ground-breaking moment. More on The First New Heart

Erasing David

In this True Stories documentary, David Bond decides to try and disappear off the face of the earth for a month. Can private investigators track him down? The results are both astonishing and scary... More on Erasing David

Hide & Seek

Jewish survivors of the Second World War tell their inspiring stories from the childhood years they spent in hiding and on the run [S] More on Hide & Seek

Last broadcast: 26 January 2011, on

Engineering Britain's Superweapons

After WWII, Britain was desperate to retain its status as a great power alongside the United States and the Soviet Union. Investing millions in increasingly powerful weapons seemed the only option. More on Engineering Britain's Superweapons

Last broadcast: 05 August 2009, on

The Nurture Room

Filmed over a year, this documentary follows three troubled Glasgow schoolchildren on a journey to recapture their childhood [S] More on The Nurture Room

Last broadcast: 18 January 2011, on

The Kids Grow Up

Doug Block's film follows his relationship with his daughter Lucy as she, now aged 17, is just a year away from leaving home for college More on The Kids Grow Up

Last broadcast: 11 January 2011, on

Rwanda after Genocide

Deborah Scranton's powerful film looks at the 1994 genocide in Rwanda from both political and personal perspectives More on Rwanda after Genocide

Last broadcast: 04 January 2011, on

Michael Jackson's Secret Hollywood

Jacques Peretti lifts the lid on how the weird world of Hollywood really operates behind the scenes [S] More on Michael Jackson's Secret Hollywood

Last broadcast: 30 December 2010, on