Explore our human limits of perception as we travel tthe cosmos to find the biggest and smallest objects of creation.

Investigate the science behind one of evolutions most amazing tricks – that of Metamorphosis.

Search For Second Earth is a futuristic science documentary series featuring four different episodes on what the epic voyage to another Earth-like planet would be like.

Venture back 65 millions years ago through A Volcano Odyssey and re-discover how a super volcano calamity changed all life on Earth.

The Secret Versailles of Marie Antoinette re-enacts the life of Marie Antoinette in Versailles and her life in her get-away home "the Queen’s Hamlet".

The Pirates' Lost City explores hidden treasure salvaged from the sunken pirate city Port Royal and views how pirates lived in the 17th century.

This is the story of English Queen Mary I, otherwise known as Bloody Mary. She was a devoted followed of catholicism, and was set on turning England's faith back to its catholic ways and renounce the newer emerging protestant faith. In an effort to do so however, hundreds of people burned at the stake.

Egypt Uncovered is a 5-part documentary series examining ancient Egypt. Where did this great ancient civilization's wealth come from and how did Egypt become one of the greatest empires the world had ever seen?

Gorillas: From The Heart of Darkness takes a look at how the Rwandan war in the mid 90's affected the Mountain Gorilla and their surrounding environment.

Tasmania: Weird And Wonderful sets off into the Tasmanian wilderness to explore the very different animal and nature life it inhabits.

Join a team of marine biologists as they journey across the Great Southern Ocean and beyond Antarctica to explore the rich ocean life it harbours.

They cannot tolerate sunlight and some of them are even blind, but termites remain one of the world's most ingenious builders in the animal kingdom. Join in, as we explore the termites and their home in this 52-minute long documentary.

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.

Bettany Hughes sets out to understand and analyze Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis.

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.

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.

This documentary takes a unique look behind the scenes at the St Mary's Hospital after a major terrorist attack occurred in London, England.

When billions of dollars are at stake, just how far are corporations willing to go to protect their bottom line? This is a film about a US-owned gold mining corporation in Peru destroying the environment versus the people trying to preserve it.

Salt: Tears of the Earth takes a look at the very ancient and back-breaking industry of salt mining.

Orphans of the Sahara is a documentary series which tells the story of the Tuareg people, a large Berber ethnic confederation of the Sahara desert.

Examine one of the most notorious prisons in the world found in Haiti. A prison where thousands of prisoners are locked up without trial and fight for their lives each day.

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.

Jonestown: Paradise Lost is a documentary film following the cult of the Peoples Temple and infamous cult leader Jim Jones, both through their formation and ultimate demise through mass suicide.

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.

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

Situated in poverty stricken western Africa, this documentary shows how a small African village burned and collected charcoal, dug ore and created flux, built a kiln to smelt iron and forged that iron - all in effort to create a single iron hoe tool.

Within Japan, there's a place that's like another world: Gion, in Kyoto. When night falls in this historic district, nearly 100 geiko come out to entertain.

A Danish documentary crew set out to investigate a small town in rural Iowa, USA. In the town of Elk Horn, as its called, people talk Danish, eat Danish food and even do Danish activities.

Carts of Darkness follows a group of homeless men who have combined bottle picking with the extreme sport of racing shopping carts down the steep hills.

Explore Ukraine dating as we go to Odessa. Beautiful young, single women in Odessa are looking for a husbands. This has made Odessa a tourist magnet for seedy single American men of all ages.

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

This documentary visits the people of Samburu, who have maintained a strict patriarchy for over 500 years in northern Kenya. That is, until 25 years ago, when Rebecca Lolosoli founded Umoja village as a safe haven for the region's women.