The Mayan Apocalypse 2012

Film-maker Paul Murton explores the '2012 phenomenon', a belief that cataclysmic or transformative events would occur in that year, pinpointed millennia ago in Central America by the Maya [S] More on The Mayan Apocalypse 2012

Last broadcast: Saturday 07 January, 10PM on More4

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

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

Miliband of Brothers

From the team behind More4's When Boris Met Dave comes this docudrama that tells the unlikely story of David Miliband and his younger brother Ed [S] More on Miliband of Brothers

Last broadcast: 26 September 2010, on

The Mona Lisa Curse

The Mona Lisa Curse is a Grierson award-winning polemic documentary by art critic Robert Hughes that examines how the world's most famous painting came to influence the art world. More on The Mona Lisa Curse

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

Mugabe and the White African

The astonishing story of Mike Campbell, a courageous Zimbabwean farmer who stood up against the illegal land grabs of the Mugabe regime More on Mugabe and the White African

Last broadcast: 18 May 2010, on

Mum, Heroin and Me

Jane Treays' moving documentary tells of the turmoil and heartbreak of Kate Mackenzie, whose daughter Hannah is addicted to heroin More on Mum, Heroin and Me

Murder Most Foul

Anthony Sher visits South Africa to investigate why the post-apartheid nation is tearing itself apart in an orgy of violent crime. Has the dream of a 'rainbow nation' finally disintegrated? More on Murder Most Foul

Murder in Mexico: Presumed Guilty

Roberto Hernandez and Geoffrey Smith's film examines, through one man's case, the reality of Mexico's judicial system, where the accused is presumed guilty More on Murder in Mexico: Presumed Guilty

My Enemy's Enemy

Klaus Barbie was ruthless Gestapo captain famed for his purging of resistance members in Nazi-occupied France. This is the story of his life after the war, and his trial for war crimes in 1987. More on My Enemy's Enemy

My Father, Pablo Escobar

The incredible story of Pablo Escobar, the infamous boss of Colombia's Medellin drug cartel, told by his son, Sebastian, and his widow, Maria Isabel Santos More on My Father, Pablo Escobar

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

My Mother Diana

An examination of how Princess Diana's life and her relationship with the House of Windsor, the media and the public have shaped her son Prince William [S] More on My Mother Diana

Last broadcast: 24 April 2011, on

Nefertiti and the Lost Dynasty

A brand new scientific investigation brings state-of-the-art CT scans to Egypt's Valley of the Kings to investigate a mysterious family of pharaohs and examine their links to King Tutankhamun [S] More on Nefertiti and the Lost Dynasty

Last broadcast: 12 February 2011, on

No End in Sight

This analysis of Iraq's descent into insurgency, civil war and chaos as the result of the Bush administration's policy is a brutal retelling of what followed the fall of Baghdad in 2003 More on No End in Sight

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

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

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

One Lucky Elephant

Circus producer David Balding's beloved elephant Flora is no longer happy to perform, and he must find her a new home [S] More on One Lucky Elephant

Last broadcast: Tuesday 04 October, 10PM on More4

Our Daily Bread

This beautiful and evocative high-end documentary provides a powerful look at agricultural processes throughout Europe More on Our Daily Bread

Our Year Without Oil

This True Stories documentary follows a family as they embark on an oil detox, and try to live their lives without using fossil fuels More on Our Year Without Oil

Perfect Child Mummies

Scientists examine the perfectly preserved remains of three Inca children found high in the Andes to piece together the final hours of their lives [S] More on Perfect Child Mummies

Last broadcast: Wednesday 16 November, 11.05PM on More4

Pink Saris

The story of Sampat Pal, who fights to defend lower caste Indian women from domestic abuse and social injustice, which in many cases is perpetrated by their husbands' families More on Pink Saris

Last broadcast: 25 December 2010, on

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

The Power of the Game

Michael Apted's documentary film threads together international football themes from Iran to America, all connected by their passion for the 2006 World Cup More on The Power of the Game

Pray the Devil Back to Hell

Gini Reticker's powerful True Stories film about a group of 'ordinary' Liberian women who succeeded in doing the unthinkable, ending the vicious civil war and bringing about peaceful regime change More on Pray the Devil Back to Hell

Project Grizzly

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 More on Project Grizzly

Last broadcast: 21 March 2009, on

Promises

Featuring Palestinian and Israeli children who live in and around Jerusalem, this True Stories documentary offers an intimate, refreshing and sometimes hilarious insight into the Middle East crisis More on Promises

The Queen of Persia

Iranian director Nahid Persson Sarvestani's very personal film compares and contrasts herself to another exile - Farah Diba, the late Shah of Iran's wife More on The Queen of Persia

Last broadcast: 21 September 2010, on

Red Oil

This True Stories documentary unravels the tangled tale of Venezuela's oil industry, which was taken into state control by President Hugo Chavez in 2002 More on Red Oil

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

Reunion

This True Stories documentary follows the very first reunion of an extended Jewish family in Buffalo, New York More on Reunion

Road to Las Vegas

Jason Massot's moving film follows African American couple Vanessa and Maurice Melton as they leave Alaska for Las Vegas in search of their fortunes [S] More on Road to Las Vegas

Last broadcast: 14 December 2010, on

Rough Aunties

Kim Longinotto's Sundance-winning portrait of the Bobbi Bears, a group of women based in Durban, South Africa who protect and shelter the child victims of sexual and physical abuse More on Rough Aunties

Last broadcast: 03 August 2010, on

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

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

Sarah Palin: You Betcha!

Nick Broomfield heads to Alaska to find the real Sarah Palin and meet the friends, family and colleagues that gave their heart, soul and belief to the charismatic, charming, intoxicating ex-hockey mum More on Sarah Palin: You Betcha!

Last broadcast: Tuesday 27 December, 10PM on More4

Saving Grace

Academy Award winner Holly Hunter stars in gritty drama Saving Grace as Grace Hanadarko, a fast-living and headstrong Oklahoma City police detective set on a path of self-destruction [S] More on Saving Grace

Next on: Thursday 16 February, 10.35PM on More4

The Secret History of Eurovision

The inside story of how the Eurovision Song Contest became the most popular live musical event on the planet, and how it helped to build a new Europe [S] More on The Secret History of Eurovision

Last broadcast: 07 May 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

The Shutka Book of Records

In the small Macedonian town of Shutka, the Roma population pride themselves that each and every one of them is a champion at something in this endearing, uplifting film More on The Shutka Book of Records

Sisters in Law

This True Stories documentary provides a fascinating, shocking and often hilarious look at the daily work of a group of feisty female legal professionals at one small courthouse in Cameroon More on Sisters in Law

Sketches of Frank Gehry

Sydney Pollack directs this True Stories documentary that looks at the life and career of architect Frank Gehry, whose creations include the Guggenheim in Bilbao and LA's Disney Concert Hall More on Sketches of Frank Gehry

Skin Deep

Sandra Laing was born in apartheid-era South Africa to white parents but, due to a genetic quirk, looked mixed race. At the age of 10 she was reclassified 'coloured', with devastating consequences. More on Skin Deep

Last broadcast: 23 October 2009, on

The Solitary Life of Cranes

A visually stunning exploration of London seen through the eyes of crane drivers working high above the city streets More on The Solitary Life of Cranes

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

Sounds Like Teen Spirit

An affectionate and touching look at the fortunes of the children representing Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus and Georgia in the finals of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest [S] More on Sounds Like Teen Spirit

Last broadcast: 07 May 2011, on

Southland

Gritty police drama set on the lawless streets of Los Angeles where rookie cop Ben, his hard-as-nails training officer John, multi-tasking detective Lydia and their team in the Los Angeles Police Department live and work [S] More on Southland

Last broadcast: Thursday 15 December, 9PM on More4