Tupac became the unlikely martyr of gansta rap, and a tragic symbol of the toll its lifestyle exacted on urban black America. 'Tupac: Hip Hop Genius' is the complete and unauthorised biography of Tupac, featuring exclusive and previously unseen footage and in-depth interviews with those that worked closely with him during their career, including close friends, colleagues, journalists, producers and musicians.

Nicolas Philibert is one of the world's leading documentary makers and is the winner of a BAFTA and a Cesar. The protagonists in this documentary are the patients and staff at the La Borde psychiatric clinic in France. Each summer they perform a play on a stage set in the grounds of La Borde. The film charts the rehearsals for the play and allows the viewer a glimpse at life in one the world's most highly regarded psychiatric institutions.

A young filmmaker attempts to understand his life by recording it on film, only to have his experiment turn into an alienating, voyeuristic obsession. One of the neglected milestones in contemporary film history, this legendary independent classic captures the state of mind and the state of the art in late 1960s America.

Biographical and musical overview of Maurice Ravel (1875 -1937). Ravel spent the majority of his life in Paris where he studied music and became one of France's most revered composers and one of the most notable composers of the 20th century.

Barak and Tomer Heymann direct this documentary following 39-year-old Saar, who is living in London when he discovers he is HIV positive. In light of his diagnosis, Saar travels to his native Israel seeking reconciliation and forgiveness from his family who refused to accept Saar after he came out as homosexual years earlier. Though he lives a quiet and peaceful life in London, kept healthy by medication and happy by his involvement with the London Gay Men's Chorus, his time back in Israel is less comfortable. He is constantly met with concerns about his sexuality, his condition and whether or not his young nephews and nieces are safe in his vicinity. But Saar hopes nonetheless that his family can reconcile themselves with his sexuality and his illness.

Daisy Ridley narrates this documentary which follows 13-year-old Kazakh girl Aisholpan as she looks to become the first female eagle hunter in 12 generations of her family. After undergoing months of intense training with her father, Aisholpan aims to overcome the odds and compete with the best eagle hunters in the world at the renowned Golden Eagle Festival in Mongolia.

Dan Snow presents this three-part BBC documentary in which he examines events from the year 1066 which changed the course of British and European history. Alongside dramatic reconstructions, Snow explores the power struggle between the Vikings, Anglo-Saxons and Normans as Norwegian King Harald Hardrada (Clive Russell), King Harold Godwinson of England (Adam James) and William of Normandy (Ed Stoppard) contest the English throne, before the decisive Battle of Hastings on October 14th 1066.

Documentary focusing on the decline of America. The film examines the senseless violence prevalent in American society between the 1960s and the 1980s and looks at a number of high-profile gun-related deaths. Featuring archive footage as well as interviews with police officers and infamous criminals, the film looks at the causes of such violent acts and what can be done to prevent them going forward.

Documentary about the early life of Beatle George Harrison. In 1963, George accompanied his brother Peter to Benton, Illinois, to visit their sister Louise who had recently married an American and emigrated. As Louise performed her sisterly duty, plugging her brother's band to everyone who would listen, the Beatles' first song 'From Me to You' was played on Illinois radio, thrusting the Liverpudlian band into the American limelight.

Feature documentary directed by Alvaro Longoria looking at the different types of propaganda used by North Korea. Using privileged access provided by insider and communist Alejandro Cao de Benós, the film studies the ways that North Korea manipulates the truth to achieve their desired goals.

Documentary about American composer Cole Porter. Bass-baritone and Porter historian Wilfried Van den Brande charts the key events of Porter's life and career by tracing his footsteps and visiting places including his birthplace of Peru, Indiana, his university at Yale and many of the cities he lived in such as Paris, New York and Venice.