A Jihad for Love

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 More on A Jihad for Love

A Long Weekend with The Son of God

Filmmaker George Carey travels to Siberia to meet a group of people who believe Christ has returned among them More on A Long Weekend with The Son of God

A Small Town Murder

Mosco Boucault's True Stories film focuses on the police station of Roubaix, a small town near Lille, where Inspector Haroune investigates a burglary that escalated to murder More on A Small Town Murder

A Woman Among Warlords

A True Stories documentary following Malalai Joya, an Afghani woman who embarks on a campaign to be elected to her country's national assembly More on A Woman Among Warlords

ABC Colombia

An intimate portrait of a small rural community in a part of Colombia entirely controlled by paramilitary forces, seen through the eyes of the children who grow up there More on ABC Colombia

Act of God

True Stories presents Jennifer Baichwal's intriguing film which looks at the metaphysical effects of being struck by lightning More on Act of God

Afghan Star

Havana Marking's riveting True Stories documentary follows four of the finalists on Afghan Star, Afghanistan's equivalent of Pop Idol, which is watched by a third of the country's population More on Afghan Star

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

Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer

Documentary from Nick Broomfield that traces the tragic, farcical life of America's most renowned contemporary murderess to its inevitable brutal conclusion More on Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer

Akram Khan: Homeland

Acclaimed dancer and choreographer Akram Khan provides a remarkable insight into the creation of Desh - his first contemporary solo show in 11 years More on Akram Khan: Homeland

Last broadcast: Sunday 25 December, 10PM on More4

Albino United

In Tanzania, where albinos are murdered and their body parts used for 'magic' potions, a brave group of albinos are using football to spread the message that they too are members of society More on Albino United

Alexis Arquette: She's My Brother

This film is a unique, honest and moving look into one year in the life of Alexis Arquette, the year she prepared for sex reassignment surgery More on Alexis Arquette: She's My Brother

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

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 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

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

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

Babes in Hollywood

Every spring, thousands of aspiring child actors flock to Hollywood for the casting period for new television shows. This film follows a dozen of these aspiring Brads and Angelinas, and their families. [S] More on Babes in Hollywood

Last broadcast: 09 August 2011, on

Bahtalo!

This True Stories documentary follows the adventures of Lali, a Transylvanian Gypsy and Lori, a Transylvanian Hungarian, as they seek the opportunities offered by the rapid globalisation of Europe More on Bahtalo!

BalletBoyz: Next Generation

BalletBoyz: Next Generation follows the rise of a new all-male dance company, from auditions to a performance in Addis Ababa's City Hall [S] More on BalletBoyz: Next Generation

Last broadcast: Sunday 25 December, 11.05PM on More4

The Battle for Barking

Laura Fairrie's film records the battle between Labour's Margaret Hodge and BNP leader Nick Griffin in the London borough of Barking during this year's election [S] More on The Battle for Barking

Last broadcast: 30 November 2010, on

The Battle of Orgreave

A powerful, partial re-enactment of one of the most violent clashes between striking miners and police during the 1984-85 miners' strike More on The Battle of Orgreave

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

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

The Big C

US drama series The Big C follows reserved suburban wife and mother Cathy Jamison, who vows to dramatically shake up her life after she is diagnosed with terminal cancer [S] More on The Big C

Next on: Thursday 16 February, 10PM on More4

Big River Man

This affectionately humorous portrait of Slovenia's Martin Strel, swimmer extraordinaire, follows his attempt to swim the length of the Amazon, the world's longest river [S] More on Big River Man

Last broadcast: 17 August 2010, on

Big Snake

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... More on Big Snake

Last broadcast: 21 March 2009, on

Biggie and Tupac

Nick Broomfield uncovers the conspiracy theories surrounding the murders of rappers Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls More on Biggie and Tupac

Billy the Kid

A portrait of Billy, a 15-year-old outsider growing up in Maine. Behavioural issues have left him marked but he has created techniques to help him survive in an environment of prejudice. More on Billy the Kid

Black Gold

As westerners sip designer lattes and cappuccinos, Ethiopian coffee growers live in hardship. Black Gold travels from Ethiopia to Seattle to reveal the grinding poverty behind our daily cup of luxury. More on Black Gold

Black Star: An African Football Odyssey

A film about Africa, about football and about Chelsea footballer Michael Essien's return to Ghana to play for his country at the 2008 African Cup of Nations More on Black Star: An African Football Odyssey

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

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

The Boy Who Was a King

The story of Simeon II of Bulgaria's unprecedented journey from boy king to democratic leader, exploring what his tale signifies not only for him but for his conflicted country More on The Boy Who Was a King

Last broadcast: Tuesday 06 December, 10PM on More4

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

The Boys of H Company

This documentary follows the steps of the US troops of H Company as they fight against Japanese forces on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima More on The Boys of H Company

Last broadcast: 13 October 2010, on

The Bridge

A haunting True Stories documentary about the most popular suicide destination in the world - San Francisco's beautiful but deadly Golden Gate Bridge More on The Bridge

Britain's Supreme Court

True Stories goes behind the scenes of Britain's new Supreme Court, where the country's top judges hear high-profile cases that will shape the nature of our society [S] More on Britain's Supreme Court

Last broadcast: 08 February 2011, on

Brothers and Sisters

Compelling US drama from the producers of Alias and The West Wing. An all-star cast play a wealthy but troubled family from California grappling with love, loss and living in the modern age. [S] More on Brothers and Sisters

Burma VJ

Anders Østergaard's documentary goes beyond the occasional TV news clip from Burma to capture the bravery of the video journalists, who risk imprisonment or worse to capture and deliver the footage More on Burma VJ

Cafe de los Maestros

This wonderful documentary brings together the octogenarian stars of the 1950s tango scene for an emotional concert in Buenos Aires' monumental Teatro Colon More on Cafe de los Maestros

Calvet: A Tale of Vice, Family... and Paint!

The story of Jean Marc Calvet, who was on the run in Costa Rica with stolen money but turned his life around through instinctive art he created in a desperate attempt to escape his demons More on Calvet: A Tale of Vice, Family... and Paint!

Last broadcast: Tuesday 13 December, 11.15PM on More4

Cannibals of the Stone Age

Archaeologists are investigating a Stone Age mass grave in Germany that may force us to accept that cannibalism and human sacrifice are undeniable parts of our history [S] More on Cannibals of the Stone Age

Last broadcast: Wednesday 07 December, 11PM on More4

Carny

True Stories documentary exploring the unusual, bizarre, and often very sad 'outsider culture' of the carnival worker across America More on Carny

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

Catfish

The riveting true story of a photographer's online relationship with an eight-year-old child prodigy and her attractive elder half-sister. But are they what they claim to be? More on Catfish

Last broadcast: 03 May 2011, on

The Caviar Connection

Dragan Nikolic's True Stories film is an artistic view of two seasons in the lives of caviar fishermen Ivan and Dragan Rat, brothers who live in a Serbian village on the river Danube More on The Caviar Connection

Chosen

Film about the sexual abuse of boys by teachers in Britain's private schools, driven by the frank recollections of three highly articulate men More on Chosen