Collection of highlights from the 2010 US punk rock festival. The bands featured include Pennywise, Sum 41 and Bouncing Souls.

Anglo-Ghanaian film maker John Akomfrah's experimental documentary essay uses an abstract montage of archive material, landscape photography and literary reference to explore themes of immigration and identity. In an attempt to portray the disorientating experiences of those who migrated to Britain from the colonies in the years following the Second World War, the film draws on the Nine Muses from Homer's Odyssey as a structural device, and is divided into nine parts, one for each of the artistic muses.

Documentary about the Mayan Calendar and the predictions it apparently makes. The programme explores the prophecies of the Maya people and discusses whether or not the the calendar's end date of 21st December 2012 really means the end of the world...

Documentary about post-war Britain, focusing primarily on London. Using archive footage, the programme looks at the state of the country after the Second World War, with ongoing rationing and buildings still in ruins, and discusses the growth and feeling of hope that gradually developed, helped along by the Festival of Britain held in 1951.

Documentary about the changes in farming from the beginning of World War I to the 1960s. Using archive footage and accounts from those who worked the land, the programme shows how agricultural life declined as Britain endured two world wars and economic depression. Gradually, however, the land became an important source once again, though the farming industry had significantly changed.

Chris Terrill presents this documentary series following the Royal Navy as they search for drug smugglers in the Caribbean. Aboard warship HMS Manchester, over the course of seven months, the crew investigates various goings-on while enduring worsening weather conditions as the hurricane season approaches. The episodes comprise: 'Bad Guys Dead Ahead', 'Old Lady of the Seas', 'In the Dead of the Night', 'High Winds and Savage Seas' and 'Mission of Mercy'.

Film director and actor Kevin Smith offers his reflections on a variety of subjects. Smith, the director of films including 'Dogma' (1999), 'Chasing Amy' (1997) and 'Cop Out' (2010), is known for his loquaciousness during public appearances, captured notably in the documentary 'An Evening With Kevin Smith' (2002). The ostensible premise for the extended and far-reaching soliloquy that comprises this show is a question and answer session at Count Basie Theatre in his hometown of Red Bank, New Jersey. However, in trademark fashion Smith is only able to answer one question, as a specific enquiry leads him to reflect on subjects as diverse as marijuana, working with Bruce Willis and the inspiration for a number of his films.

Interview with contemporary writer Paul Auster in which he discusses his work and the themes it explores. Auster rose to prominence with the publication of 'The Invention of Solitude', a memoir, and followed up the success with a series of detective stories. In this programme he reflects at length on his career to date and his plans for the future.

Animation based on the comic by American artist Art Spiegelman which chronicles his experience of the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre. Living in Lower Manhattan, Spiegelman was severely affected by the event which caused him to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. In his work, the artist expresses how the attack made him feel and gives his views on how the matter was handled by the Bush administration.

Filmed in 3D for theatrical release, this concert film goes behind the scenes with teen pop sensation Justin Bieber as he prepares for and performs his 2010 tour and show at Madison Square Garden.

Biographical documentary following war photographer Robert King. The film spans over a 15-year period looking at King's work in locations such as Bosnia, Chechnya and Iraq. The story reveals what effect time spent seeing the tragedies of war first-hand has had on King and also demonstrates how the media coverage of war has altered in recent years.

Peter Rosen directs this documentary profile of the great Russian composer. The film charts the life of the composer, and examines the balancing act Khachaturian he had to perform between his role as an active member of the communist party, and that of a champion of artistic freedom. The film, also includes a performance of the Concerto-Rhapsody for Cello and Orchestra performed by Mstislav Rostropovich.

French filmmakers Renaud Barret and Florent de la Tullaye direct this rags-to-riches documentary telling the story of Benda Bilili, a Congolese band in which four of the seven members are paraplegic. At one time homeless on the streets of Kinshasa, one of the world's poorest cities, the musicians have risen to prominence on the world music scene and now spend their days travelling to music festivals across Europe.

Pregnancy guide for fathers-to-be, with Coach Mahoney and perinatal specialist Dr. David Miller. The programme features light-hearted but comprehensive help and tips for any man who has been blessed with the joy of having a child on the way. Topics covered include what to expect with mood swings, morning sickness, cravings and other normal side-effects of pregnancy, along with what to expect from a father's perspective.

Documentary composed entirely of interviews with women of all ages from across Ireland. The collection of conversations with 70 Irish women, from a three-month-old baby in her crib to a 90-year-old woman reflecting on her past, explores how women share their journey through life with men: their fathers, brothers, lovers, husbands and sons.

Review of the 123rd mixed martial arts event which took place in November 2010 at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit. The footage includes full coverage of the Light Heavyweight bout between Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Lyoto 'The Dragon' Machida, and the Welterweight bout between Matt Hughes and B.J. Penn.

This charming DVD gives you the opportunity to learn techniques and tips first-hand.

Perfect for complete beginners as well as those wishing to perfect their pastel technique, the programme begins by showing you how to use grids to capture landscapes from photographs.

Jim Burroughs writes and directs this documentary looking into the critical issues surrounding the supply and control of the world's fresh water supplies. The film looks into recent flooding, drought and other water-related disasters around the globe in places such as Bangladesh, India and New Orleans, and asks what can be done to keep fresh water flowing freely for everybody.

Documentary based around press coverage of the photo call and interviews held by Prince William and his fiancee Catherine 'Kate' Middleton on the announcement of their engagement in November 2010.

Documentary telling the stories of the Confederate soldiers, both famous and ordinary, who fought in the American Civil War.

A religious drama on the life of David from the Old Testament of the Bible. Leonard Nimoy, Jonathan Pryce and Sheryl Lee headline the cast.

Lost in Everest's Death Zone (DVD)
In 1999, Michael Matthews, a high-flying financial trader from London paid $40,000 for his shot at Everest's summit, the expedition he was part of fell into disarray and he found himself alone, above 8000 metres separated from his team by a violent storm. The film recreates this story using actual expedition footage plus dramatic reconstructions to tell a compelling story

Also included is a 500 piece jigsaw, depicting Everest, suitable for all ages.

Broadcaster Alistair Cooke narrates this World War Two documentary detailing the defence of Britain over the course of a year from 10th May 1940 to 10th May 1941. Based on original and dramatic film taken from both British and German sources, the film includes air-to-air footage of dogfights during the Battle of Britain and images of British cities enduring the Blitz.

The Skills you need to handle a boat with confidence from the Back To Basics series. Includes: 'Pre-Launch Checklist' , 'Required Safety Gear', 'Launching and Loading', 'Getting Underway', 'Basic Manoeuvres', 'Basic Navigation', and 'Docking'.

Documentary examining Islam's relationship with the west. The programme traces the history of Islamic religious beliefs and politics, as well as highlighting its increasing influence within Africa, Asia and Iran.