This compelling documentary delves into the lives and legacies of three iconic figures—Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, and Muhammad Ali—who were instrumental in America's Civil Rights Movement. The film also explores the turbulent journey of Malcolm X, whose powerful oratory and unwavering advocacy for black empowerment challenged the status quo and inspired millions. His life, marked by personal tragedy and ideological battles, underscores the complexities of the fight for equality.

The California Model, a system-wide change within the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, was inspired by prison operations in Norway and other Scandinavian countries where incarceration is considered an opportunity for recovery and rehabilitation rather than punishment.

A journey into a forgotten conflict. Ten million people have been displaced by the civil war in Sudan, more than in any other crisis worldwide.

This documentary traces the country's journey from the Soviet invasion and the rise of the Taliban to the impact of US intervention and the challenges of rebuilding after decades of war.

Tsunamis are the oceans deadliest forces, bringing giant waves with immense and unstoppable power. No coastline on the planet is truly safe from these massive displacements of water, caused by two tectonic plates shifting under the ocean floor. In this episode of Mega Disaster, we travel the globe and learn about some of history’s worst tsunamis.

This episode showcases bees, ants, termites, nifty nest builders like storks and other birds, busy burrowers like marmites and ground squirrels and a few more amazing builders.

Explorer and naturalist Evrard Wendenbaum, who specializes in lost worlds, embarks on a new expedition to one of the most secretive and inaccessible places on Earth: The Matarombeo Massif on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.

When Sir David Attenborough was in his mid-eighties, many thought he had retired. Instead, he was embarking on a new seven-yearjourney, revisiting some of the most astonishing landscapes and creatures on the planet and using advanced technologies to share a freshperspective on our world. From the depths of the Great Barrier Reef to the rainforests of Borneo, from the fastest bird on earth in Rome tothe legendary Dodo in the Natural History Museum, this remarkable documentary follows David's travels across the globe and throughtime. Featuring spectacular footage and breathtaking CGI, Attenborough's Global Adventure represents a new era of natural history filmmaking.

The film follows the work of two research teams investigating the influence of moors and swamps on the climate. Greenhouse gases escape when permafrost moors melt. But swamp and mire areas that have been thrown out of balance, for example by plantation farming for the production of palm oil, can actually accelerate climate change.

A composition of wildlife footage, archive material and elaborate re-enactments results in a brilliant reconstruction of the life of famed marine biologist and environmental pioneer Jacques Cousteau.