This 3 part documentary produced by the BBC tells different stories about brave men who went to war in Afghanistan and who witnessed several horrors of war firsthand. These stories are told through the eyes of these young men who survived, but also lost friends during the war.
The first episode entitled “Ambushed”, tells the story of a very close group who were ambushed in the Helmand province back in 2007. During this ambush, 19-year old Private Chris Gray was killed in action. This …Watch Documentary»»

This BBC documentary film is about the story of two unfortunate twins, who were born in 1965 to Janet Reimer. Her sons, Brian and Bruce, were brought to the local clinic at 7 months old to undergo a routine circumcision operation in Winnipeg, Canada. Unfortunately, the doctor used electrical equipment which malfunctioned a number of times, which eventually resulted in Bruce’s entire Penis being burned off. In the 60s, plastic surgery was still in its infancy, and even today plastic surgery should not be done …Watch Documentary»»

There is an abundance of scientific and forensic evidence to support alternative theories, yet the BBC and other mainstream news corporations have continued to dismiss this information as a conspiracy theory. ‘The Conspiracy Files’ and the BBC in general have failed to objectively present the detail of this evidence. This new documentary by Adrian Connock and David Shayler about the BBC’s selective and distorted 9/11 coverage. With particular reference to the Conspiracy Files programme aired on BBC Two on February 18th 2007.

The Private Life of a Masterpiece is a documentary series produced by the BBC which tells the stories behind great works of art reaching from the Renaissance to modern art, how they were created, who created them, what their motives were and what these works of art may symbolise and mean.
About 4 centuries ago, a painter named Caravaggio created a masterpiece in Rome which even today mesmerizes people who look at it. The reason for this is its depiction of one of the …Watch Documentary»»

The Private Life of a Masterpiece is a documentary series produced by the BBC which tells the stories behind great works of art reaching from the Renaissance to modern art, how they were created, who created them, what their motives were and what these works of art may symbolise and mean.
This late 19th century painting by Norwegian painter Edward Munch is probably one of the most recognisable, and is actually the only painting the painter is known for. Although it was originally not …Watch Documentary»»

The Private Life of a Masterpiece is a documentary series produced by the BBC which tells the stories behind great works of art reaching from the Renaissance to modern art, how they were created, who created them, what their motives were and what these works of art may symbolise and mean.
Over a hundred years ago, Edgar Degas made a sculpture depicting a young ballet dancer in pose. He named this statue “Little Dancer Aged Fourteen” appropriately enough. When it was made availible to …Watch Documentary»»

The Private Life of a Masterpiece is a documentary series produced by the BBC which tells the stories behind great works of art reaching from the Renaissance to modern art, how they were created, who created them, what their motives were and what these works of art may symbolise and mean.
Michelangelo’s David might be the most recognisable statue in the world, being used not only for artistic purposes but also being a star in the commercial world. Yet even though he survived all …Watch Documentary»»

The BBC‘s documentary show Modern Masters features art critic Alastair Sooke, who introduces the most famous and well known modern artists to us.
In this episode, Sooke sets out to discover why Andy Warhol, the king of Pop Art is considered so great and how he still influences our lives today. On his journey he parties with Dennis Hopper, has a brush with Carla Bruni and gets to grips with Marilyn Monroe. Along the way he uncovers just how brilliantly Andy Warhol pinpointed and …Watch Documentary»»

BBC Horizon tells the tale of a certain type of human only found in the fantasy world of Middle Earth, the remains of a human Hobbit. The human remains discovered were tiny, measuring at 1 meter in length. At first the archeologists believed it was a child, but later results showed that this human was in fact an adult. This discovery also opened up new questions, since this skeleton showed signs that were not very human at all including the size of the brain, skull, …Watch Documentary»»

BBC Horizon takes us back in time once more to millions of years before Christ, a time when apes ruled the world. Here, somewhere in central Africa, the first man-ape evolved over millennia, to set off to rule the world. For decades scientists believed this theory to be true, but now a fossil has been recovered which baffled them all. This fossil was supposed to show and prove that we as humans became what we are now due to our enormously large brains compared to …Watch Documentary»»