E1 - The Prisoner, or How I Planned to Kill Tony Blair

Aired: January 15, 2008

E2 - Stranded! The Andes Plane Crash Survivors

Aired: January 22, 2008

In October 1972, a student rugby team boarded a small plane in Montevideo to fly across the Andes for a long weekend of playing rugby and partying in Chile. But they never reached their destination as a storm brought their plane down in the high Andes, leaving the survivors stranded on a remote glacier. Ill-equipped, with no food and little hope of rescue, the survivors faced extreme hardship and many life-or-death situations, including the agonising decision to eat the flesh of those killed in the crash to stay alive. Thirty years later, those that got down from the mountain relive their 72 days 'up there' to give this extraordinarily powerful, vivid and immediate account of human endurance and heroism.

E3 - Jonestown: The World's Biggest Mass Suicide

Aired: January 27, 2008

E4 - The Devil Came on Horseback

Aired: January 29, 2008

E5 - Hitler's Secretary

Aired: January 30, 2008

Acclaimed film comprising an extended interview with 81-year-old Traudl Junge, who recalls her role as Adolf Hitler's personal secretary during his final years.

E6 - The Polish Ambulance Murders

Aired: February 05, 2008

E7 - Orthodox Stance

Aired: February 12, 2008

E8 - Blue Blood

Aired: February 17, 2008

E9 - Very Russian Geniuses

Aired: February 19, 2008

E10 - Dance With a Serial Killer

Aired: February 24, 2008

Series showcasing the best in international documentaries. In 1989, a woman was brutally murdered in broad daylight on a beach in Brittany. The detective assigned to the case was a young homicide cop, Jean Francois Abgrall. Abgrall was soon convinced that the murderer was a weird drifter called Francis Heaulmes who, despite an alibi, kept dropping mysterious hints. Abgrall recounts how he trailed Heaulmes through France to bring him to justice.

E11 - Tito's Ghost

Aired: February 26, 2008

E12 - Dolce Vita Africana

Aired: March 04, 2008

Documentary about celebrated Malian photographer Malick Sidibe, whose iconic images of his country from the late 1950s through to the 1970s captured the carefree spirit of his generation asserting their freedom after independence, up until an Islamic coup ushered in years of military dictatorship. The filmmakers travel to Malick Sidibe's studio in Bamako to witness him at work and meet many of the subjects of his earlier photographs, whose personal stories also tell the history of Mali.

E13 - Standing in the Shadows of Motown

Aired: March 09, 2008

Documentary telling the story of the Funk Brothers, the Motown session musicians who were behind more number one hits that the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones, Elvis and the Beatles combined. Drawn together from Detroit's jazz and blues scene, the film recounts their evolution of the Motown sound from its origins to its demise in LA during the 1970s, and reunites the surviving Funk Brothers for the first time in thirty years.

E14 - Somebody Has to Live: The Journey of Ariel Dorfman

Aired: March 11, 2008

E15 - All White in Barking

Aired: March 14, 2008

E16 - The English Surgeon

Aired: March 30, 2008

Henry Marsh is one of Britain's leading brain surgeons. Ten years ago he befriended Igor Kurilets, a fellow neurosurgeon who works in the Ukraine, and ever since he has travelled to the Ukraine twice a year to operate on patients for free. Geoffrey Smith's moving film follows Henry as he travels to Kiev to help Igor operate on a young man called Marian, who without surgery has just months to live. When Henry arrives he faces a serious challenge - Marian must be awake when his tumour is removed, and Henry must use the most basic tools, including a Black and Decker drill.

E18 - My Secret Agent Auntie

Aired: May 07, 2008

E19 - The Battle for Jerusalem

Aired: May 14, 2008

E20 - My Israel

Aired: May 14, 2008

E21 - Flipping Out - Israel's Drug Generation

Aired: May 15, 2008

As part of a season marking the 60th anniversary of the founding of Israel, Yoav Shamir's documentary looks at why so many young Israelis use their National Service discharge bonus to go backpacking in northern India and Goa, with a high proportion experimenting with drugs and consequently suffering mental breakdowns.

E22 - Bob Dylan's Indian Birthday

Aired: May 21, 2008

Documentary focusing on Shillong, North India, where each year the village comes together to celebrate the birthday of their musical hero - Bob Dylan. At the heart of the celebrations is Lou Majaw, a local celebrity who tours India performing Dylan's songs to rapturous crowds. This film takes a behind-the-scenes look at Majaw's life, seeing how the rock and roll lifestyle seems to be tearing him apart.

E23 - The Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World - Enterprise

Aired: May 27, 2008

E24 - Death of a WAG

Aired: May 28, 2008

E25 - The Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World - A Good Match

Aired: June 03, 2008

E26 - The Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World - Family Duties

Aired: June 10, 2008

E27 - The Father, the Son and the Housekeeper

Aired: June 16, 2008

E28 - The Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World - Bright Future

Aired: June 17, 2008

E29 - The Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World - Compilation

Aired: July 07, 2008

E30 - The Chuck Show

Aired: July 23, 2008

E31 - Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story

Aired: July 27, 2008

Documentary telling the story of Stax, one of the most influential soul record labels ever. Founded in a black neighbourhood of Memphis by a white brother and sister in the 1960s as a studio with an open-door policy, the label went on to sign such iconic acts as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes and their house band, Booker T and the MGs. Featuring interviews with Jesse Jackson, Elvis Costello, Chuck D, Justin Timberlake, Bono and Pete Townshend.

E32 - Kidult: My Kid Could Paint That

Aired: July 30, 2008

E33 - The Burning Season

Aired: August 06, 2008

E34 - Flying - Confessions of a Free Woman - 1

Aired: August 13, 2008

E35 - Flying - Confessions of a Free Woman - 2

Aired: August 20, 2008

E36 - 1968

Aired: September 22, 2008

Documentary exploring what really happened throughout the world in the seminal year of 1968, a time of music and of revolution, asking why so many hopes were disappointed and what is the period's true legacy. Drawing on archive footage from the US, Vietnam, Britain, France, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Italy and Mexico, the film dynamically reconstructs the hopes, the fears and the ultimate sense of despair that pervaded the events of 1968.

E37 - Dirty Tricks: The Man Who Got the Bushes Elected

Aired: October 06, 2008

E38 - Roman Polanski - Wanted and Desired

Aired: October 13, 2008

E39 - Shot in Bombay

Aired: October 20, 2008

E40 - When Borat Came to Town

Aired: October 27, 2008