Latitudes of Change follows an international crew on a maritime expedition of more than 12,000 km aboard the sailboat Atlas.
Brought together by a shared mission, the crew sails to the threatened ecosystems of the Arctic seas to collect scientific data on marine life, with a focus on whales, plankton and microplastics. Combining citizen science, exploration and personal challenge, the film documents both the research and the human experience of those carrying it out. Shot on location in the Arctic, it delivers visually spectacular cinematography of the polar seas, their wildlife and the voyage itself.
In the sun-scorched heart of Northern Queensland, the lure of overnight wealth meets a deadly reality. As four prospectors push their luck in Australia’s most hostile terrain, they face a brutal trifecta: punishing weather, venomous snakes, and the crushing isolation of the bush. Gold is the goal, but survival is the price.
With the wet season closing in, every decision carries the weight of everything they have. The clock is ticking, the stakes are brutal, and nature doesn’t negotiate.
Gold Fever Australia is a high-octane factual series about obsession, risk, and the relentless pursuit of fortune in one of the most extreme environments on earth.
The Doctor’s Wife is a documentary that follows retired New Zealand pediatric cardiac surgeon Dr. Alan Kerr and his wife, Hazel, during their 20-year humanitarian commitment in Palestine.
After retiring from a distinguished career as a cardiac surgeon in New Zealand, Dr Alan Kerr led a Kiwi team to Gaza and the West Bank to operate on children with heart disease. What started as a two week visit became an enduring 20 year commitment to Palestine, involving 40 medical missions to Gaza and the West bank and hundreds of operations.
Dr Kerr recognised the need for, and was instrumental in the establishment of, an independent Palestinian cardiac unit. He trained the first Palestinian paediatric cardiac surgeon and has been recognised as the ‘Father of Paediatric Cardiac Surgery’ in Palestine. However, he couldn’t have achieved this on his own. His wife, Hazel Kerr, travelled with him – bringing a different kind of healing to the people she met in Palestine.
Cuba’s ambitious plan to unify its currency has instead unleashed runaway inflation, crippling shortages and a thriving black market, leaving ordinary Cubans to pay the price. With the economy in freefall and the Party’s credibility eroding in the age of social media, Cuba’s socialist system faces the gravest crisis in its history. When thousands took to the streets in 2021 demanding change, the government responded with mass arrests and decade-long prison sentences. Through the voices of historians, musicians and those who dared to protest, Ulkolinja asks the question Cuba can no longer avoid: how much longer can the revolution survive?
When the truth you’ve been told your whole life unravels, where do you turn? In this gripping documentary series, investigators Ali and Carla become the last hope for people whose identities hang in the balance.
From hidden adoptions and secret affairs to disputed paternity and long-lost siblings, each episode follows real people confronting the DNA revelations that shatter everything they thought they knew about themselves.
With cutting-edge DNA technology and dogged determination, Ali and Carla navigate the emotional minefield of family secrets, rejection, and the desperate human need to know where we come from. Some discoveries bring joyful reunions. Others expose painful betrayals. But for every person who walks through their door, the question is the same: Who am I, really?
In a world where a simple swab can rewrite your entire history, these are the stories of those brave enough to seek the truth, no matter the cost.
Narrated by Hugo Weaving, this ground-breaking documentary series brings modern Australia’s history vividly to life through stunning colorization.
For the first time, pivotal moments from 1900 to 1970 are transformed from black and white into radiant color, revealing the nation’s journey as never seen before. Decade by decade, witness Australia’s evolution—its people, culture, and defining moments—reimagined in vivid detail that bridges the distance between past and present.
History has never felt so immediate, so real, so alive.
Three international travellers venture into Xinjiang, China’s vast western territory, to uncover stories rarely told from outside perspectives. Across five episodes: X-pedition, X-trail, X-pression, X-roads, and X-pectations. A historian, an adventurer, and an entrepreneur journey alongside local residents to explore this land where ancient traditions meet modern aspirations.
From remote mountain trails to bustling crossroads of commerce, each host brings a unique lens: one delves into millennia of cultural heritage, another pushes into uncharted terrain, and the third discovers innovation reshaping the region’s future. Together with Xinjiang’s diverse communities, they reveal the layers of history, culture, and daily life that define this ultimate frontier.
Travel Photography and filmmaking are glamorous, right? It’s all Mai Tais and lazy sunsets, yeah? Well, no. No, it’s not.
Many times, getting the perfect travel shot involves a bit of blood, sweat and tears, but always with a few laughs and surprises. One thing is certain, the journey can be just as exciting as the destination and getting the perfect shot often requires an adventure in the making.
Travel Shooters takes an unscripted, ‘behind the scenes’ perspective, following Dan and Zora on photo and video journeys across the spectrum of exciting and captivating locations around the world, with each episode focusing on a unique travel adventure, location or photographic expedition.
Dale Frank Nobody’s Sweetie is a visual extravaganza showcasing the life and work of one of Australia’s most Successful and prolific contemporary artists. The film is an intimate portrait of a very private man and reveals his well guarded life behind his work.
The stakes are high, the art world is fickle and Dale spends as lavishly as he creates. His ever-evolving rural estate is home to the largest private Natural History collection in Australia, and he’s creating an exotic arid zone Botanical gardens in the surrounding fifty hectares.
But where the light shines brightest, shadows are the darkest: on top of a crushing workload, Dale has inner demons and health struggles to contend with. Due to a debilitating neurodegenerative illness, Dale battles chronic and excruciating pain. With the help of prescribed morphine and the support of his good-humoured assistants James and Trev, Dale’s relentless creative drive, resilience and capacity for hard work bulldozes through each day to get the job done.