The inspirational story of Indigenous Australian Football League legend Adam Goodes.
A deep and powerful story about race, identity and belonging, the film centres on an incident where a 13-year-old opposition supporter called Goodes an ape during a football match. Pointed out by Goodes, the girl was ejected from the stadium by officials. The event went on to divide a nation, with Goodes booed by opposition fans at subsequent matches. It generated enormous public debate and dominated media coverage, exposing an ugly seam of racism running through the nation. The film unpicks the unfolding events from 2013 to 2015, raising fundamental questions about the nature of racism and discrimination in society today. What happened resonates beyond Australia.

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This is a documentary about Master Hai Deng who was a revered abbot of the Shaolin Temple during the 20th century and was famed for his wisdom and deep knowledge of the martial arts as well as for being able to support most of his body weight on one finger.

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Team Gaza records the lives of four young football players daring to dream in Gaza, a land strip sealed off from the outside world. Stuck between walls these four Gazans try to build their lives.

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Marcel Theroux travels to Japan to meet some of its "Junior Idols", young girls trying to break into pop stardom by performing in front of adult audiences. He visits the home of an 11-year-old, who is about to make her weekly live web-cast to hundreds of fans, many of whom are middle-aged men. As well as using the web, Yune and other idols perform at live shows, where close by the venues are sexualised images of schoolgirls on everything from adverts to art. The reporter hears claims the Junior Idols is one of number of industries in Japan that has evolved to satisfy the dubious needs of lonely men.

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Drancy 1943: The Big Escape
70 Jewish prisoners dig a tunnel to escape from Drancy transit camp, working in shifts day and night for three months. Only a few meters from freedom, their plan is discovered by the SS guards. Fourteen of them are immediately arrested and tortured before being deported to the death camps.

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It has been hailed as one of the last great mysteries of World War II. It was supposed to be undetectable for British and American radars. Small aircraft with 1000 kilograms of bombs flying 1000 km per hour. Hitler's last chance. Did the Germans fly the first stealth fighter in 1944?

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Bat-crazy volunteers Robin and Karen are on call 24/7 to save their favourite flying mammals. With a small team of volunteer ambulance drivers, they patrol the country rescuing bats from the most unlikely places. They have turned their homes into bat hospitals, and their living rooms into test-flight runways draped in nets and sheets. All in aid of getting these little mammals fit to be released back into the wild.

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In a high-security psychiatric clinic sits Thomas Quick, Sweden's most notorious serial killer. A misfit loner who openly confessed to a range of crimes, including rape, murder and cannibalism, his story has shocked and haunted the Swedish nation for more than 20 years. However, new evidence - including testimony from the man himself - has taken this terrifying story in an even more disturbing direction. With full access to Quick, Brian Hill's film is a chilling documentary that uncovers a dark tale of murder and lies.

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Unearthed Series 7 Part 13 Seven Wonders Of the Pyramids
Investigators use cutting-edge tech to explore seven ancient pyramids from around the world; as experts explore their lost labyrinths and alien relics, they discover unexplained connections between cultures thousands of miles and years apart.

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The Real Thing were four working-class boys from one of Liverpool's toughest neighbourhoods, who became Britain's most enduring soul and funk act ever. With a string of hits, they dominated the international charts throughout the 1970s with iconic songs like You to Me Are Everything, Can't Get By Without You and Can You Feel the Force.

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