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Vampire Island

Galapagos–inhabited by creatures that seem from another world. For millions of years marine iguanas have adapted to hostile conditions. But now they seem to reach the limits of their adaptability. How can we prevent the demise of Godzilla's little heirs?

Vanishing Dragons - The Disappearing Marine Iguanas of Galapagos

The truth behind the world's most riveting scandals and crimes as covered by the iconic magazine.

Vanity Fair Confidential

From executive producer Morgan Spurlock, this documentary chronicles the lives of Americans who turn to in vitro fertilization contests as their only hope of starting a family.

Vegas Baby

This documentary focuses on Winston Churchill’s years in the political wilderness, his early opposition to Adolf Hitler and Nazism, and his support for Jews under threat by the Nazi regime.

Walking with Destiny

To commemorate 25 years of `Star Trek: Deep Space Nine', an exploration of the film's legacy. Full interviews as well as behind-the-scenes stories with the original team and actors will be presented and revisited.

What We Left Behind: Looking Back At Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

The biggest readers and writers of gay romance books are women.  LGBTQ and m/m romance are the fastest expanding genres, seeing larger growth in readership than any other publishing segment.  The documentary attends Gay Rom Lit, to find out why.

What Women Want: Gay Romance

What's With Wheat?' is a hard hitting investigation into the growing epidemic of wheat & gluten intolerance, and why after eating wheat for thousands of years, it has been linked to so many health problems.

What's With Wheat

In this film we pay tribute to one of the most gripping rags to riches stories ever told. Whitney Elizabeth Houston first showed the vocal range and star quality that would soon make her a legend in music. We talk to those who were close to her, retrac...

Whitney Houston The Greatest Love of All

In this film we pay tribute to one of the worlds most loved and best selling music artists of all time. Whitney Elizabeth Houston first showed the vocal range and star quality at the tender age of 11.

Whitney Houston: We Will Always Love You (2012)

Berlin has a natural wild side - a fascinating parallel world of wildlife wonders great and small, right on the doorstep. For every human inhabitant of Berlin there are at least two birds, and nowhere else are so many sparrows and nightingales to be found as in Germany’s capital. Swarms of bees harvest the honey from the city’s almost half a million trees, while badgers can be found scurrying across courtyards and praying mantises await their prey in strips of railway land. The metropolis of Berlin is an urban jungle, providing a habitat for thousands of racoons, foxes, bats, squirrels, hedgehogs and beavers - Berlin is wild in more ways than one.

Wild Berlin

"Wild Hungary - A Water Wonderland" is a wildlife documentary about a white-tailed eagle family, a young otter and a giant catfish that share the wetlands of this country in Central Europe. Hungary lies in the bottom of the huge Pannonian Basin encircled by the peaks of the Alps and the Carpathians. Countless rivers and streams run from the mountains into the heart of the basin like the Danube or the Tisza and the countryside is densely scattered with thousands of lakes as well. In such a water paradise it’s not surprising that wildlife is flourishing, often quite close to human settlements or well-known tourist destinations like the Lake Balaton or the Hungarian Puszta. "Wild Hungary" is also the story of a fisherman and a herdsman for whom the rhythm of the river and the moving of the water makes the yearly calendar. "Wild Hungary" offers a view behind the clichés that lives about this country. And there are much more to taste than the famous goulash soup.

Wild Hungary - A Water Wonderland

Plunge into an underwater feeding frenzy, an epic struggle for survival where whales, sharks, dolphins, seals, gannets and billions of fish collide with mankind during one of nature's greatest migration spectacles.

Wild Ocean

Serbia is in the heart of the Balkans, a “little Europe“ within Europe; with its rich variety of landscapes and natural beauties, it certainly does this name justice. This nature documentary presents Serbia's breath-taking, picturesque regions and unique wildlife on a journey to the most beautiful and wildest areas of the Balkan peninsula, from high mountains across gentle hills to the vast plains of the Puszta. Serbia is only about five times the size of Schleswig Holstein, yet here the most varied vegetation zones, animal kingdoms and cultures meet. And even today a large number of Serbian people live in close communion with nature. They are proud of the storks’ nests in the villages, the ancient species of livestock that have been preserved and the vultures that return to make their home here. In many places people are pleased to see bears, lynx and wolves, and even jackals are at home in the forests of Siberia. It is a country full of traditions and folklore, with deep influences from the Orient as well as the West. The Danube is the most prominent river in Serbia. As it makes its way through the Carpathian Mountains of Rumania it forms the most imposing gorge in Europe, the Iron Gates. Other striking features of Serbia's landscape include the archaic earth pyramids of Devil's Town, towering up in powerful red colours - and what must be the driest region of Siberia, the Deliblatska Pescara, which is also known as Europe's Sahara. Colourful birds called bee-eaters have settled on a rocky slope - a whole, noisy colony of them. They make their nests in caves which they dig themselves in the ground, and the inaccessible location means it is difficult for enemies to reach them. The more frequently the male brings the female insects it has caught, the more powerful is the bond between them later.

Wild Serbia

Bears, wolves, lynx and eagles, untamed rivers running through endless forests where wildlife and rare flowers thrive… Where is this place? In Slovakia, untouched wilderness and astonishing fauna and flora still exist.

Wild Slovakia

The complete life story of songwriter, producer and entrepreneur- Will.I.Am.  From “being raised in the ghetto’ to forming the Black Eyed Peas, everything Will.I.Am touches turns to gold.  He has dabbled in fashion, technology, acting and business.

Will.I.Am: The Way I Am

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb investigates the origins and events of a dark period in our history.

Witches: A Century of Murder

Journeying into the minds of women incarcerated in America?s prisons, this harrowing documentary series seeks to understand the unique methods and motives of female convicts.

Women Behind Bars

This compelling docuseries offers an intimate look into the personal lives of women currently awaiting execution on death row.

Women on Death Row

Our ongoing quest to explore and come to terms with the Arctic is presented in the context of the crucial role that ice plays in the north. It is the underpinning of the ecosystem, the foundation upon which the animals and plants of the north depend.

Wonders of the Arctic

Scientists are already looking feverishly for evidence of extraterrestrial life. With the ExoMars mission, ESA will soon find life on Mars. If there are only tiny microbes, there could also be life in other places in the universe. But can life in space exist at all? The exobiologist Jean-Pierre de Vera collects microorganisms around the world and tests them in his Mars simulation laboratory. Can they survive under the deadly conditions of Mars? Researchers believe there are planets on which alien life can exist. In 1991 the Swiss astrophysicist Michel Mayor discovered the world's first exoplanet. Since then, about 3,000 planets have been detected outside our solar system. Heike Rauer from the German Aerospace Center is looking for habitable planets. Will she find a second earth? The European Southern Observatory is also searching for life in space, building the largest telescope in the world. In the next 20 years the E-ELT should be able to prove the existence of life on distant planets. How would extraterrestrials look? Some scientists suspect that they may well resemble us humans. Under other environmental conditions, alien life could also arise completely differently. It could be formed from methane and silicon. Different gravity would form alien bodies completely differently. Could extraterrestrials send us messages? At the SETI Institute in California, alien hunters like Seth Shostak are listening to signals from alien civilizations. But mere listening is no longer enough. Some SETI researchers now want to send messages to the aliens themselves. They hope to finally get an answer. But would that be a bad idea? Many scientists warn of the dangers of establishing contact. The former SETI researcher and science fiction author David Brin also fears that it could be a devastating mistake. With well-meant news we could end up attracting attention from hostile civilizations. Should we really tell them that we exist and where they can find us?

World War A - When Aliens Attack

Retired Sheriff John Bunnell hosts this explosive series consisting of the most outrageous police footage: car chases, robberies, riots, arrests and more!

World's Wildest Police Videos

An in-depth look at the lives and crimes of some of the world's most evil killers, including Jeffrey Dahmer, Richard Ramirez, Cary Stayner, Leonard Lake, Dorothea Puente and more.

World’s Most Evil Killers

FIFA World Player in 1998, 2000 and 2003, Zidane has been labeled the greatest player to ever come out of France.

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