Comedian Mike King performs for US & Kiwi troops in Afghanistan, witnessing their rebuilding & security roles. He experiences the war's terror firsthand when an “indirect airstrike” siren sends them scrambling for shelter. A stand-up gig like no other.

Join Leee John of Imagination exploring St Lucia’s magic! We venture to the majestic Piton Mountains, the drive-in Sulphur Springs volcano, and vibrant music festivals. The journey also features an exclusive interview with the island's Prime Minister. A unique cultural adventure awaits

Calling himself 'the Phantom,' Michaels is a brazen, deluded swindler. His deceptions began when courting his wife, falsely claiming he was a millionaire's heir. That fortune never materialized, nor did the many fake investments he convinced his high-profile victims to buy into, leaving a trail o...

This serial swindler is Singapore's biggest commercial fraudster, having stolen S$117 million from banks. His case rocked the nation, exposing the dark truth of what a gambling obsession can drive a man to do.

Serial swindler Joseph Hikairo-Barlow conned those around him into believing he was a wealthy Tahitian prince with royal ties. In reality, he was an accountant at Queensland Health, funding his lavish life through an elaborate fraud that stole millions from taxpayers.

Jailed in 1995 for stealing £55,000, Graham Briggs was a serial swindler for whom this 14-month sentence was merely the start of his extensive criminal career.

For 20 years, John Keady seduced women across continents. But he is no mere womanizer; he is a vicious conman who swindled nearly £1 million from his lovers. His first victim? His own adoptive mother, who lost £35,000 when he fabricated credit cards in her name. She forgave him.

Convicted Scottish fraudster Michael Brown swindled £36m, posing as a royal-connected bond dealer. His notoriety peaked with a record £2.4m donation to the Liberal Democrats before the 2005 election. Despite being a non-voter living abroad, he was warmly embraced by senior figures like leader Cha...

Lord Edward "Fast Eddie" Davenport is a convicted fraudster and property developer. He first gained notoriety in the late 1980s for organizing the exclusive "Gatecrasher Balls" for wealthy London teens. Following a 1990 tax fraud conviction, he pivoted to a second career in property development.

For over a decade, Giovanni di Stefano was “The Devil’s Advocate,” representing notorious clients like Saddam Hussein, Gary Glitter, and Slobodan Milosevic. His high-profile work attracted criminals and families globally, who paid hundreds of thousands for a chance at reduced sentences.

David Carroll is one of New Zealand's most prolific criminals. He has amassed over 130 convictions for dishonesty and has been in and out of prison 41 times.

Achilleas Kallakis, from a modest Merseyside family, became a notoriously audacious London property figure. He swindled some of Britain's biggest banks, amassing a fraudulent fortune of £250 million through repeated and elaborate deceptions.

Brian Goldie, a Scotsman with a criminal past, is now in Thailand posing as a qualified ex-advocate from Scotland's High Courts. He is illegally taking money from ex-pats to represent them in Thai courts. Serial Swindlers can exclusively reveal Goldie has no legal qualifications and is, in fact, ...

Born David Douglas, this serial swindler legally changed his name to David Ocean. A real-life "Catch Me If You Can" con artist, he has fraudulently posed as everything from a surgeon to a lothario, leaving a devastating trail of heartache and financial ruin behind him.

Media mogul Selva Carmichael promised to make stars of Big Brother's Lisa Appleton and Mario Maconi, and millionaires of investors in a fly-on-the-wall documentary. But the Bistrol conman's show was entirely bogus. The poorly edited footage that surfaced was a mere accessory, a fabricated "work-i...

Marc Isaacs meets Bob in a severe respiratory ward. Struck by his optimism and humor despite grave illness, the director films a long night with this remarkable man, capturing an unbroken positive spirit.

Jeremy Gilley’s 6-year quest to establish a global day of peace. This film follows his journey to the UN, culminating in the unanimous adoption of September 21 as an annual day of ceasefire and non-violence.

In a London tower block, filmmaker Marc Isaacs sets up in the lift. His informal chats with residents yield unexpected results—capturing multicultural Britain with humor and moving moments.

Women face harassment, abuse, and repression, their sexuality constantly regulated. Yet every woman has the right to sexual empowerment and support.

DRC's war weaponized rape. Hundreds of thousands of women brutally assaulted. Soldiers, interviewed here, cite terror, shaming enemies, attacking rival men, and societal collapse as reasons for their normalized crimes. A shocking investigation.

Inspired by 'Land Matters,' Lee Love and Rooh Star empower themselves by staying connected to their environment. Living in a handmade barrel home and travelling in a makeshift cart, their self-sustainable lifestyle redefines modern possibilities.

After 33 years, a revolution ousts Yemen's President Saleh. Filmmaker McAllister, the last Western journalist, captures the historic shift through tour guide Kais. We witness Kais's personal transformation from a pro-Saleh commentator to a reluctant revolutionary, protesting in Sana'a's bloody st...

Filmmaker Marc Isaacs and editor David Charap deconstruct their documentary, 'All White In Barking'. This behind-the-scenes look reveals the creative struggles between directorial vision and subjects' agendas, showing how the film found its own unexpected narrative path.

In July 1995, Srebrenica, a UN "Safe Area," fell to Bosnian Serb forces. Over 7,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were systematically murdered. A new film reveals unreleased footage and survivor accounts of this genocide.