Art film, Stalinist propaganda or something else entirely? We look at Sergei Eisenstein’s Ivan the Terrible and some of the questions raised by academic Joan Neuberger. More…
Does the present really exist in the universe? Or is it just an illusion of our recent past? Here we find clues that might unlock answers to these and so many other questions. More…
In Seeing Stars, an episode from the BBC Horizon series, astronomers are now looking deeper into the cosmos than ever before using the most advanced telescopes. More…
For decades we’ve been shown black and white images of the Moon and told that’s how it looks, but Jose Escamilla shows us our closest Celestial body in full colour. More…
Narrated by Brian Cox, Revelation of the Pyramids takes an in-depth look at ancient pyramids found in Egypt, Mexico and even China, and offers some startling insights. More…
Renowned author and filmmaker Jay Weidner looks into the controversial theory that the Moon Landing footage was faked by Stanley Kubrick and exposed in The Shining. More…
Marcus Robinson has been at the World Trade Center site since 2006, filming, photographing and painting as part of an artistic project about reconstruction, ambition and humanity. More…
On August 7th 1974, Philippe Petit performed “the artistic crime of the century” when he walked across a wire between the World Trade Center towers at 1,362 ft in the air. More…
Leslie Iwerks documentary reveals all of the unknown facts about the history, science, politics and troubles of one of the most prolific animation studios today. More…
Crude is a real-life legal thriller and David vs Goliath story of oil behemoth Chevron battling against indigenous Ecuadorian peoples affected by oil contamination. More…
Andrea Dunbar was a playwright who grew up in a broken down Bradford estate, writing two semi-autobiographical plays about her life before dying of a brain haemorrhage at the age of 29. More…
With unprecedented access Kevin Macdonald has managed to make the definitive Bob Marley film reaffirming the legend whilst also peeking behind the curtain to see the man. More…
Wim Wenders’ musical extravaganza documentary sees Ry Cooder travelling to Havana to bring together a group of legendary Cuban musicians to record an album. More…
In The Reflecting Pool, the father of a 9/11 victim and a journalist start to question the official account of events surrounding the Pentagon and World Trade Center attacks. More…
Alex Gibney’s We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks’ cold and matter-of-fact approach is perfectly suited to telling the still ongoing story of the controversial publishing website. More…
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