An interactive game in which the viewer must try and beat the keeper. Use your remote control to guide the ball straight into the back of the net, your score will be kept as each player tries to beat their mates.

Award-winning documentary focusing on justice in the Muslim village of Kumba Town in Cameroon. The town is overseen by the progressive female partnership of prosecutor Vera Ngassa and court president Beatrice Ntuba, who work together to help women to speak out and fight back against assumptions of patriacrchal priviledge in modern-day Africa. The cases include Sonita, a young girl who accuses a neighbour of rape; Manka, a six-year-old who has been beaten with a coat-hanger; and Amina, a wife seeking divorce from her abusive husband, All three are given the sort of support that extends beyond legal advice and becomes a crucial act of empowerment. The film won the 'Art et Essai' prize at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival.

Two History Channel programmes about the World War II battle of Iwo Jima: 'Assault on Iwo Jima' and 'Hell's Volcano'.

Rivers and Tides is a mesmerising and beautifully photographed documentary about Andy Goldsworthy, one of Britain's best known sculptors, renowned worldwide for his work with entirely natural materials such as ice, stone, leaves and wood.

Shot in four countries across four seasons, the film provides a fascinating insight into Goldsworthy's painstaking creative process and captures the elusive quality of his intricate and often ephemeral works, which are threatened and sometimes destroyed by nature and the passing of time.

Documenting the formation of a series of Goldsworthy's intricate and fragile masterpieces, Thomas Reidelsheimer's hauntingly powerful film paints a spellbinding portrait of a unique artist.

Foreign drama set in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. In the brutal civil war, Hungarian volunteers supported the 'Red' revolutionaries who were being hunted by the 'White' Government forces ordered to cursh them. The film details a series of battles between the two forces.

BBC documentary series, using cutting-edge CGI effects to explore life on earth in the time before the dinosaurs, when the planet was ruled by an extraordinary succession of plants and animals, including a two-tonne fish that could come on land to hunt, and four-metre sea scorpions that prowled the ocean depths.

Portrait artist Gwenneth Barth demonstrates the medium of pastel, and shares tips and techniques on how to achieve the most out of your work.

• Setting the stage / Light
• Preliminary materials and drawing
• Values
• Pastel materials
• Colour
• Clothing and Background change
• Pastel organization
• Lost and found edges / Eyepaths / Centre of interest

Documentary profile of the Queen Mother, examining a life that spanned the whole of the twentieth century and looking at the qualities that made her so beloved of the public and the royal family alike.

Founded on New Year's Eve, 1969 by George Harris, aka 'Hibiscus', the Cockettes were a troupe of flamboyant hippy drag performers who took San Francisco by storm. Over the next two and a half years they created 20 outrageous and colourful shows (with titles like 'A Crab on Uranus Means You're Loved') and several films, culminating in an off-Broadway show that highlighted the cultural chasm at that time between America's East and West coasts. In this documentary tribute, ex-Cockettes and friends tell the story of those LSD-fuelled, gender-bending party days, interspersed with footage of the Cockettes in action and a commentary on the cultural impact the pioneering performers had at the time and in the years that followed, including the subsequent emergence of glam rock and the influence on artists such as David Bowie.

Carol Reed directs a host of British stars in this documentary-style WW2 adventure. Following the Dunkirk retreat, Lt. Jim Perry (David Niven) is assigned a bunch of raw recruits and sets about transforming them from bickering civilians into a proficient battle-ready fighting force. When training is finished, Perry and his men ship off to Africa and the battle of El Alamein....

A double bill of street racing films around the streets of Stockholm, with no commentary or special effects. In the first film the star is a Porsce 911 whilst the stars of the second are the 600 bhp+ Toyota Supra Turbo and the 400+ bhp Ford Escort. What began as a fun idea amongst friends became a reality...

BBC documentary that celebrates the 90th birthday of British naturalist and broadcaster Sir David Attenborough. Presenter Kirsty Young interviews Attenborough in front of a live studio audience and looks back over some of the highlights of his storied career. Featuring contributions and tributes from famous and grateful admirers including Michael Palin, Chris Packham, David Cameron and Prince William, Attenborough reflects upon his film-making career, his time working for the BBC and discusses some of his plans for the future.

Slovakian documentary written and directed by Dusan Hanák. The feature follows nine people living in the remote and forgotten villages of the Tatra mountains as they struggle with dire poverty and deprivation - a sharp contrast to the communist propaganda of the time which promised citizens a socialist paradise. Amongst the lives documented are farmers, spiritualists and the elderly who struggle with disabilties and addictions on a daily basis. Banned by the state upon its initial release, the film was only allowed to surface 16 years later.

Narrated by David Attenborough, Life Story takes us on the greatest of all adventures--the journey through life. For animals there is just one goal in life--to continue their bloodline in the form of offspring. They are an animal's legacy for the future. The story of their journey is about hope, facing danger, actions of breath-taking boldness, extraordinary behaviours and, ultimately, success against the odds.

This spectacular series follows that journey through its six crucial stages: taking their first steps in the world, growing up, finding a home, gaining power, winning a mate and succeeding as a parent. Life Story brings a new level of story-telling to the landmark genre, creating an experience that is both intimate and intense.

We follow the struggles and triumphs of individual animals, drawing the viewer into their worlds, to sense the danger, the challenges and the decisions they must face.

A journey through the landscapes and historic sites of Italy to the accompaniment of music by J.S. Bach.

Acupuncture is the ancient Chinese practice of healing which involves painlessly and clinically inserting needles into specific parts of the body and stimulating them to release and redirect energy. This release aims to give the viewer a complete healing guide to the origins, philosophy, the various styles, and the treatment for specific problems.

A journey through the landscapes and historic sites of Italy to the accompaniment of music by Beethoven.

A musical tour of the Camargue and areas around Arles, to the accompaniment of music by Debussy, Satie and Ravel.

Cycling documentary looking behind the scenes at the 2004 Tour de France as it follows the Danish team's, and winner Bjarne Riis', preparations and experiences in one of the world's most important sporting events.

Visual journey through Russia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan, with accompanying music by Tchaikovsky.