Documentary TV Shows

OpenMindz on the Grind

Singing for Dear Life

A three part series telling the oral history of working life in the East End of London via little known songs remembered by a group of octogenarians. The songs, stories and recollections ... See full summary »

Yes I Can

Yes I Can is a 4-part creative documentary series for Setanta Sports and the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. It features inspirational people overcoming their disabilities and attempting an extreme sport.

Celebrity Rides: Jay's Duesenberg

Great Walks: Torridon

The complete circuit of Beinn Alligin "The Jewel" in Wester Ross, Scotland. Contains local historical references.

Wonders of the World

Kap's Amazing Stories

Leben am Limit

Extrem

Flugtrute: DDR - Danmark

Was? Deutsch mit spass!

The Health Show

The Mind Machine

Ein Tag mit ...

Local Currency

Age of Terror by Peter Taylor

Havets Helter

Great Zoos of the World

Seabrook's Year

The Making of a Continent

Blue and Green Planet

A documentary series exploring green lifestyles, green businesses, green technology, alternative energy, and conservation and preservation of Earth's resources.

El Angelus del Papa

Sundance

The Sundance is one of the most sacred ceremonies for the people of the First Nations. Dancers embark on a spiritual journey for healing in a grueling ceremony that has long been forbidden ... See full summary »

The Return of the Goosedance

For many many decades, Crees were prevented from practicing their traditions, maintaining their spirituality, and even speaking their language. Recently however, a new generation of Crees ... See full summary »

The Song of the River

For centuries the James Bay Cree were a nomadic people who lived off the land, often in isolation from Quebec and Canada. Since the 1970's the province of Quebec sought to create and then ... See full summary »