Che Guevara, the bereted icon, remains a potent 20th-century myth: part saint, part revolutionary adventurer. His saga—from youthful Latin American journeys, to alliance with Fidel Castro, to tragic death in Bolivia at 39—inspires and divides, ensuring his legend endures in controversy and passion.

What becomes of revolutionaries after victory? Jiovana Navias was chosen to represent Bolivia's unemployed single mothers. The film charts her journey from idealistic campaigner to facing corruption charges, showing the collision of far-left ideology with the realities of power.

Before they were Beatles, how did they form? This documentary reveals their early years, name change, and Pete Best's departure. Featuring unseen footage and interviews with the band and their first manager. Trace the Fab Four's intriguing origins.

1985. A year later, the band fractured in their native Dublin. This is the true personal story of the group that changed themselves—and changed Ireland, the UK punk scene, and, through Geldof’s vision, the world. Featuring exclusive access to personal archives and new interviews with the reunited...

OINK explores humanity's contradictory bond with pigs, from factory farming to family pets—a chaotic journey blending violence and sentimentality. Featuring Steadman's Orwell illustrations, a talking piglet, wild hogs shot from helicopters, and xenotransplantation, this mad romp from China to Wil...

"Split: A Divided America" is a vital documentary journey into the U.S. political divide. With raw street interviews and insights from figures like Chomsky and Carlson, it offers a panoramic, non-partisan look at polarization. Called "sobering" by The New York Times and "a vital conversation-star...

"Programming the Nation" explores subliminal messaging in American media since the 1950s. Director Jeff Warrick investigates its use in film, advertising, music, and even modern military tactics. The documentary examines the history, science, and societal impact of this subconscious influence.

The film explores the creative life, journey, and colorful works of self-taught contemporary painter and muralist Milo Lockett from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

This automotive program highlights the newest exotic vehicles, features test drives, and presents vintage collectibles from museums and affluent individuals, while also showcasing remarkable auto restorations. This week is about photographing and filming cars.

This automotive program highlights the newest exotic vehicles, features test drives, and presents vintage collectibles from museums and affluent individuals, while also showcasing remarkable auto restorations. This week is about performing engines.

This automotive program highlights the newest exotic vehicles, features test drives, and presents vintage collectibles from museums and affluent individuals, while also showcasing remarkable auto restorations. This week highlights about Shelby King Cobra.

Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) can be susceptible in bribery or corruption. Investigations into offshore financial activities show that some PEPs exploit British financial systems and offshore tax havens to launder, conceal, and reinvest their wealth in the global economy, with London emergin...

Despite increasing smoking bans, New Zealand's Māori community is disproportionately affected. 46% of Māori are regular smokers (vs. 21% non-Māori), causing 31% of Māori deaths. "Dying For A Smoke" investigates this crisis, featuring personal stories like Natasha's, who started young. The anti-sm...

Three men, once convicted of murder, are now free—and speaking out. They reveal the crimes they were jailed for, the harsh realities of their sentences, and the twisted paths that led to their release. Through wrongful conviction, changing laws, or new evidence, their stories expose cracks in the...

Colour reveals how light and matter interact to shape what we see.

This episode uncovers the mystery of the Oracle Bones: hand-carved records on tortoise shells from China’s magnificent empires. These ancient artifacts reveal the battle history of the Shang Dynasty, unlocking the secrets of a civilization.

In 2020, amid pandemic, racial unrest, and economic crisis, five Korean Americans run for U.S. Congress. They include a progressive LGBTQ candidate in L.A., a Democrat of Black and Korean heritage in Washington, two Trump-aligned Republicans in Orange County, and a Democratic incumbent in New Jer...

In this Discover China episode, Macau’s vibrant, international history shines. European architecture and religion meet Eastern traditions in a captivating cultural collision. The result is a diverse port city—a sparkling gem in the South China seas.

Following the confirmation of Joe Biden's election victory, a violent mob, incited by Donald Trump, stormed the Capitol, leading to several deaths. The rioters specifically targeted lawmakers, highlighting the fear associated with a white mob in America. They claimed their motives were not insurr...

Produced in Halton Hills, Ontario, Dream Car Garage is hosted by car enthusiast and Legendary Motorcar Ltd. owner Peter Klutt. Many featured vehicles come from his company. From 2000–2008, motor journalist Tom Hnatiw co-hosted. After his retirement, Michelle Jobin took over (2009–2010), followed ...

Known as the “Essence of Jiuzhaigou,” this lake is a natural wonder. Its turquoise, emerald, and gold hues come from mineral-rich travertine and algae on the lakebed. Submerged calcified trees form a peacock’s tail-like “underwater forest.” Viewed from Tiger Mouth, the lake mirrors a peacock spre...

Produced in Halton Hills, Ontario, Dream Car Garage is hosted by car enthusiast and Legendary Motorcar Ltd. owner Peter Klutt. Many featured vehicles come from his company. From 2000–2008, motor journalist Tom Hnatiw co-hosted. After his retirement, Michelle Jobin took over (2009–2010), followed ...

Amid the Temple of Heaven, sacred architecture evolved under one ambitious emperor’s reign, transforming in form and purpose—a fleeting yet profound shift etched into Beijing’s imperial heart.