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After months of lockdown and global uncertainty, the 2020-21 big wave surfing season in Nazaré gets
off to a roaring start with an unprecedented massive swell from Hurricane Epsilon. For the surfers, the stakes have never been higher as they battle to break the world record.
Revived for a new generation, James Herriot’s tales of a country veterinarian practice in 1930’s and 1940’s
Yorkshire have lost none of their humour or rustic charm. If you fancy a trip back to a less complicated time, you need look no further.
Documentary series in which hosts Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti pack their suitcases and go behind the
scenes at luxury hotels in order to find out how they tick.
Eye-opening feature-length documentary telling the story of several families as they attempt to escape oppression
in North Korea. Acclaimed by critics, it shines an often distressing light on a world most of us are fortunate enough never to see.
A docu-concert feature film that starts with a mini-doc about HOOVER DAM and finishes with the first
ever Rock and Roll show performed and filmed at the world famous landmark. The live event took place on 8th April 2023.
Interviews with iconic business entrepreneurs in this fascinating series of shorts.
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Edgy comedy meets extreme violence in this series written by the guys behind The Tourist. Think Guy Ritchie meets
Wes Anderson as hard-up strangers Janet and Sam find a haul of cocaine and see a chance to make some cash. Trouble is, the bad guys want their drugs back.
Created by (and starring) Stephen Graham, this mini-series picks up from the frenetic 2021 film of the same name.
Set in a busy restaurant, the show’s selling point is its in-yer-face style, which puts the viewer right at the centre of the action.
Addictive reality show about the Singh family, who run a wedding dress shop in the heart of Toronto's Little India.
The kids plan to modernise but mum and dad (especially the wonderfully eccentric dad) want to keep things as they are.
June 25, 2021. With 16 days to go before Richard Branson flies into space, the entrepreneur reflects on his
early years and the influence of his iconoclastic mother. As a dyslexic teenager, Branson left school to create a magazine called Student, which led to a mail-order record business and, eventually, Virgin Records and Virgin megastores.
When it comes to freestyle football, British duo ‘the F2’ are world leaders, so you can expect this show to be packed
with properly gobsmacking footy tricks. Why do the likes of Ronaldo line up to pay tribute to the F2? The answer is here.
Season two of The Gilded Age begins on Easter morning 1883, with the news that Bertha Russell's bid for a box
at the Academy of Music has been rejected. Through the eight episodes of the season, we watch as Bertha challenges Mrs. Astor and the old system and works to not only gain a foothold in Society, but to potentially take a leading role in it.
This blend of documentary and concert film finds the London-based jazz quintet (and, let’s not forget, last year’s
Mercury Prize winners) showcasing their hip hop and afrobeat-inspired sound to devastating effect.
Nobody knows hospitality like Tom Kerridge. Here he goes behind the scenes
of the industry he loves in order to meet the skilled and passionate professionals striving to reach the top of their game.
Exploring themes of mental health and celebrity, this superb feature-length documentary tells the story
of boxer Ricky Hatton – from his lowly beginnings in Manchester to the breathtaking Las Vegas showdowns of his glittering career.
This very special concert courtesy of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra features lushly performed versions of music
from Hollywood classics including Superman (natch), Titanic, Jurassic Park, Gladiator and loads more.
Combining a family history of mental health issues with a keen interest in medical science, Charlotte Church gets brainy,
dissecting a real human brain and examining her own DNA in a bid to learn more about our inner workings.
An innovative audio-visual examination of finding joy among all the frenetic chaos, stress, and isolation around the world.
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Created by comedian Mawaan Rizwan. Juice is a brilliant – and very surreal – comedy following Jamma,
as he navigates work, life and relationships with his family and boyfriend, Guy.
Documentary-maker Sam Pollard specialises in detailing the African-American experience.
Here he turns his eye on black baseball players, who in the 19th century formed ‘The Negro League’, and in doing so changed the sport – and the world – forever.
Over a decade in the making, this inspiring documentary follows deprived kids who thanks to the New York Theatre
Ballet’s Lift program discover the magic of self-expression through dance. Lift by name, uplifting by nature.
Follows Tracy Edwards, a 24-year-old cook on charter boats who becomes the skipper of the first ever all-female
crew to enter the Whitbread Round the World Race in 1989.
Often described as the greatest cyclist ever, famed for his strength and cunning, Mark Cavendish is a true
sporting legend. With exclusive access to the man himself, as well as his family and coaching team, this documentary charts his rise, fall and sporting resurrection.
Before Nick Cave became the national treasure he is today, he fronted a band
of reprobates and psychopaths who struck fear into audiences and promoters wherever they played. This is the wild and chaotic, dangerous and drug-fuelled story of The Birthday Party.
For its first-ever show in Madrid, the New York City Ballet performed George
Balanchine’s Serenade, his Square Dance and then The Times Are Racing by Justin Peck. Happily the whole thing was filmed for us to feast on, like the ballet-hungry banqueteers we are.
Executive-produced by Jed Mercurio (i.e. him who did Line of Duty and The Bodyguard)
this twisty crime series finds accountant Lexie playing dangerous games with a crime lord – as well as the cops trying to bring him down.
David Attenborough’s look at the globe’s hostile habitats is accompanied by gob-smacking footage,
making this the gold standard in wildlife documentaries. How do they do it? Improved technology helps, but mainly it’s a testament to the dedication of the team.
Created by Taylor Sheridan (i.e. the guy who brought you Yellowstone), this US spy series stars Nicole Kidman
and Zoe Saldana, the latter playing a member of the real-life Team Lioness, a crack CIA squad operating in Iraq.
Adrenalin-fuelled South African drama series about young driver Ethan, who gets tired of gang life
and takes up the extreme motorsport of ‘spinning’. But as anyone could have told him, the gangs ain’t gonna let him go that easily.
Part of the expanded Star Trek universe, Picard finds Patrick Stewart reprising his role as Picard who, having retired
from the Starfleet, is drawn into a new adventure fighting for the rights of synthetic beings, or synths.
Steven Bartlett (aka ‘the trendy Dragon off Dragon’s Den, who always wears the cool trainers’) talks to various
business disruptors and innovators. The result is always eye-opening, often revelatory.
Superstars Eni Aluko and Rachel Brown-Finnis head up a search to find the next female football prodigy
in this reality-soccer series. On hand to help are footy legends such as Peter Crouch and Rio Ferdinand.
TV nature boffin Liz has a passion for all things Caribbean – so who better to explore the unique natural wonders
of Caribbean’s untamed heart?
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