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

Next on: Sunday 10 June, 2.55AM on Channel 4

Sperm Donor Unknown

The funny, moving and surprising story of a young woman searching for her sperm donor father, who she knows only as Donor 150 [S] More on Sperm Donor Unknown

Last broadcast: 28 June 2011, on

Stanley Kubrick's Boxes

When the acclaimed director Stanley Kubrick died in 1999, he left behind thousands of boxes of archive material. Jon Ronson tries to shed light on this remarkable and mysterious legacy. More on Stanley Kubrick's Boxes

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 Story of Film: An Odyssey

Award-winning film-maker Mark Cousins provides a worldwide guided tour of the greatest movies ever made and tells the story of international cinema through the history of cinematic innovation [S] More on The Story of Film: An Odyssey

Last broadcast: Saturday 10 December, 9PM on More4

Surfwise

The True Stories documentary presents Doug Pray's fascinating, disturbing portrait of Dorian 'Doc' Paskowitz, a surfing guru who introduced the sport to Israel More on Surfwise

Sweethearts of the Prison Rodeo

True Stories goes behind prison walls to follow convict cowgirls on their journey to the 2007 Oklahoma State Penitentiary Rodeo More on Sweethearts of the Prison Rodeo

The TV Book Club

Books, reviews, debates, author interviews and more from The TV Book Club [S] More on The TV Book Club

Last broadcast: Sunday 08 April, 7.20PM on More4

Taking Liberties

True Stories offers a revealing and entertaining look at the shocking number of government attacks on civil liberties since New Labour took power in 1997 More on Taking Liberties

Talk to Me

Filmmaker Mark Craig kept every message left on his answerphone over a 20-year period. Here he weaves these messages together with music and other paraphernalia to tell his story. More on Talk to Me

Tears, Tiaras and Transsexuals

The True Stories strand travels to the glittering world of Las Vegas with this intriguing documentary, which takes a no-holds-barred look at the first ever 'World's Most Beautiful Transsexual Pageant' More on Tears, Tiaras and Transsexuals

Last broadcast: 17 June 2009, on

Terror Attack: Mumbai

The inside story of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, told by the people who were caught up in the siege. More on Terror Attack: Mumbai

The Thin Blue Line

US documentary-maker Errol Morris' film about the controversial case of Randall Adams, a drifter who ended up on death row for the murder of a Dallas policeman More on The Thin Blue Line

Thriller in Manila

Joe Frazier takes British filmmaker John Dower back to 1975 and the most hyped boxing match in history - his epic third and final battle with sporting legend Muhammad Ali [S] More on Thriller in Manila

Last broadcast: 05 January 2009, on

Todd Margaret

In The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, the titular American bluffs his way into a great job opportunity, heading up sales in his employer's London office. All he has to do is sell several thousand energy drinks before the boss arrives... [S] More on Todd Margaret

Last broadcast: 19 December 2010, on

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

Trouble the Water

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 More on Trouble the Water

True Stories

Bringing together compelling stories from across the globe, More4's True Stories strand showcases documentaries from acclaimed international filmmakers. More on True Stories

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

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: 27 September 2011, on

Us Now

Ivo Gormley's timely documentary examines the way social media technologies could, as Gormley says, 'change the fabric of government forever'. More on Us Now

Vic Reeves' Turner Prize Moments

Vic Reeves looks back at the controversy, shock and outrage of 20 years of Turner Prize coverage and assesses its impact on the British public's appetite for art More on Vic Reeves' Turner Prize Moments

Last broadcast: Sunday 04 December, 11.15PM on More4

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

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

Vote Afghanistan!

Reporting from behind the scenes of the recent disputed Afghan elections, this documentary goes on the campaign trail with three of the main candidates More on Vote Afghanistan!

Last broadcast: 27 April 2010, on

WWII: Air War

Extraordinary colour archive footage and personal testimony combine to tell the story of the vital fight for control of the skies during the Second World War More on WWII: Air War

Last broadcast: Wednesday 14 December, 11.05PM on More4

Waltz with Bashir

Israeli director Ari Folman's Golden Globe-winning animated film follows his efforts to find old friends and comrades from the Lebanon War, and discover the truth about that time and himself More on Waltz with Bashir

Last broadcast: 29 March 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

Warsaw Ghetto: The Unfinished Film

An examination of a mysterious Nazi propaganda film that juxtaposed staged scenes of Jews living a life of luxury in the Warsaw Ghetto with chilling images that required no staging at all More on Warsaw Ghetto: The Unfinished Film

Last broadcast: 30 October 2010, on

We Live in Public

An award-winning portrait of Josh Harris, one of the internet's earliest visionaries and the man behind a bizarre psychological experiment that prefigured Big Brother More on We Live in Public

What Makes a Masterpiece?

Is the power of great art in its mysterious ability to move us? Science now claims to have discovered why we like the art we like with neuro-aesthetics, which examines how the brain processes art. [S] More on What Makes a Masterpiece?

Last broadcast: Saturday 21 January, 9PM on More4

When Boris Met Dave

An exploration of the shared past at Eton and Oxford of the two most powerful Conservative politicians in Britain: London Mayor Boris Johnson and party leader David Cameron [S] More on When Boris Met Dave

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

Where There's a Well

Where There's a Well follows a London school boy as he discovers the impact that a reliable water supply can have on the future for villagers in Madhya Pradesh [S] More on Where There's a Well

Last broadcast: Thursday 19 January, 12.15AM on More4

Which Side Are You On?

Ken Loach presents his moving film which looks at the songs and poems inspired by the strike produced by the likes of striking miners, their friends, family and supporters More on Which Side Are You On?

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

White Tribe

Darcus Howe travels the length and breadth of the country to discover why the English don't seem to want to be English anymore [S] More on White Tribe

Last broadcast: 26 November 2009, on

Who Am I? The Found Children of Argentina

Award-winning True Stories documentary about the children of 'disappeared' people who opposed the Argentine military junta of 1976-1983 More on Who Am I? The Found Children of Argentina

Who Killed the Electric Car?

Chris Paine's True Stories documentary investigates the quiet destruction in the obscurity of the Arizona desert of thousands of new, radically efficient electric vehicles More on Who Killed the Electric Car?

Wikileaks: Secrets and Lies

The people involved in Wikileaks tell their story of the saga, as human emotions clashed with journalism at the cutting edge of 21st-century technology [S] More on Wikileaks: Secrets and Lies

Last broadcast: 29 November 2011, on

Without a Trace

Fast-paced, award-winning US drama. Each year, thousands of people go missing in New York. Have they been abducted or murdered, have they committed suicide - or are they on the run? [S] More on Without a Trace

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: 24 September 2011, on

World War II: The Unseen Films

The story of World War II, told through the eyes of the men who were there and previously unseen colour archive footage, restored using advanced technology to show the war as it looked and sounded [S] More on World War II: The Unseen Films

Last broadcast: 06 October 2010, on

World War II: The Untold Stories

A season of programmes examining compelling stories from the Second World War [S] More on World War II: The Untold Stories

Last broadcast: 23 October 2010, on

The Yes Men Fix the World

The Yes Men set out to demonstrate, via a series of audacious stunts, the true meaning of corporate responsibility More on The Yes Men Fix the World

Young@Heart

A fascinating, warm profile of Young@Heart, an American choir, average age 80, who prefer to sing the works of The Clash and Radiohead rather than Gershwin and Gilbert and Sullivan More on Young@Heart

Zoo

Robinson Devor's astonishing story of a seemingly average businessman whose secret sexual life led to his shocking death More on Zoo

21 Below

Samantha Buck's intimate portrait of a very ordinary American family living in Buffalo, New York undergoing the hardest of times More on 21 Below

50 Years of Bad Sex

Jacques Peretti takes a critical look at five Titans of mainstream entertainment that have promoted and exploited sex, and influenced our view of what's sexy [S] More on 50 Years of Bad Sex

Last broadcast: Friday 16 December, 10PM on More4