The Hubble Space Telescope has led us into an era of amazing new scientific discoveries about our universe. Here are some of those discoveries convoluted into a documentary film.

Geologist Iain Stewart retraces the lives of scientist and geologists who reshaped our geological world view.

Why do we think and feel the way we do? Guided by neurologist David Eagleman this science documentary takes us on an epic journey to understand one of the most mysterious things ever to created by mother nature: The human brain.

Walking with Beasts is an epic documentary series which takes a look at the animals and nature of the Cenozoic era, a time stretching back from 66 million years ago until present day. Some of the concepts it illustrates are the evolution of whales, horses, and humans.

The legend of blood sucking vampires has captured peoples’ imagination for generations. A crack team of archaeologists and forensic scientists have uncovered hard evidence for the existence of the legend. We follow them on their investigative trail to find out who the vampire victims were and what they might have looked like.

The Saturn V Story shows the history behind the space technology invented to get to outer space and getting a man on the moon in 1969.

BBC brings the Wild West timeline (1865-1895) back to life in a three-part documentary series, viewing its history through new research and technology.

Amateur archaeological sleuth Kathleen Martinez set out to search for the lost tomb of Cleopatra.

Journey to the Libyan part of Sahara, where an environmental disaster is awaiting to happen; vast amounts of millions of year old fossil water reserves are being extracted underneath the rolling sand dunes.

Join Sir David Attenborough and a team scientists as they reveal the secrets of living lights.

This educational biography of Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace tells the story of two independent discoveries of the natural origin of species: the Theory of Evolution.

This documentary reveals the history behind cat domestication and why house cats has retained many features of their wild ancestry.

Meet Hugh, a man who's fascination and obsessiveness with the number 12 has become so extreme it's causing his life to be filled with problems.

Why do we think and feel the way we do? Guided by neurologist David Eagleman this science documentary takes us on an epic journey to understand one of the most mysterious things ever to created by mother nature: The human brain.

Famed psychologist and brain behind the Stanford Prison Experiment Philip Zimbardo, takes on the massive scientific area of psychology in a 26-episode documentary series. This is Discovering Psychology.

The Lobotomist is a biographical-styled documentary film which follows the story of Walter J. Freeman, a neurologist who fathered the lobotomy - a surgical procedure which usually ended in tragedy.

Investigate the social crisis known as Kodokushi- otherwise known as lonely death. In Japan an estimated 30,000 people per year die alone in their homes. This documentary looks at some of these cases.

Travel with Rick Stein as he journeys across the Mediterranean to experience the culinary wonders this area has to offer.

Piers Gibbon ventures into some of the most remote areas of Papua New Guinea and comes face to face with real tribal cannibals.

This 2-part environmental documentary series shows how desertification is changing the balance of the earth and affecting two continents in particular: Asia and Europe.

This documentary tells the tale of Henri Désiré Landru, a twisted French serial killer. He was a seemingly respectable man in France who singled women out with the sole aim of murdering them. What is his motive and what is his story? Join in as we investigate The Bluebeard Case.

On a hot night in 2002, a murder took place in Manila, Philippines. The victim was a British business man named Steven Alston Davis. His death would transform the life of his mother, Margaret Davis. Investigating the case herself, Margaret spends all her resources to solve her son's murder.

This is the story of how Keith Jones was scammed and how he then traced the scammers to Thailand... and then paid them a visit.

23 years ago a Surrey schoolgirl vanished without a trace. Two decades later, an ex-counter-terrorist cop living in the nearby town starts to investigate.

Scent From Heaven goes in search of the history and story of Oud, also known as Agarwood, the basis of some of the world’s most exclusive perfumes.

Explore the world of mildly interesting things together with The Dull Men’s Club. They indulge in the curiosity of what appears at first glance to be rather uninteresting to the average person.

"A Paradise" is a short documentary following a family in Cuba as they grieve for their loved ones and ponder who is at fault.

Werner Herzog's 1989 documentary film Wodaabe: Herdsmen of the Sun tells the story of the Wodaabe tribe, a vibrant nomadic African community.

This documentary film offers a glimpse into the life of English neurosurgeon Henry Marsh. Situated in Ukraine, we become exposed to the overwhelming dilemmas he has to face and the burden he has to carry throughout his profession.

Cobra Gypsies offers a contemporary and colorful window to the amazing ancient culture of the nomadic Kalbeliya tribes, living in rural Rajasthan, Northern India. The film explores their culture of eternal dance, syncopated music, snake charming, colorful fashion and the nomadic way of life of these exotic looking castoffs, ancestors to the modern Roma Gypsies living in Europe today.

The Congo Dandies is a short documentary exploring a group of unique fashion conscious men in Congo, Africa, called "La Sape". All of these young congolese men are ready to use excessive amounts of money they don’t really have on designer clothes.

More than a decade ago, Brazzaville was considered the worst city in the world to live in. But beyond the war and suffering, there exists a different side to the Congo. Join in as we explore a regular sunday in Brazzaville.