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Egotistical Buffalo TV host Bill Bittinger bullies crew and guests, driving station manager Karl Shub mad with lawsuits. Only director Jo Jo White stands up to Bill's tantrums as he fails to break into bigger markets.

This 10-part documentary series follows the works of Customs and Border Protection Officers on the 28 international bridges that connect the United States and Mexico.

The field of anthropology goes under the magnifying glass in this fiery investigation of the seminal research on Yanomami Indians. In the 1960s and '70s, a steady stream of anthropologists filed into the Amazon Basin to observe this "virgin" society untouched by modern life. Thirty years later, the events surrounding this infiltration have become a scandalous tale of academic ethics and infighting.

This is the modern-day story of a native peoples' remarkable victory over Western Colonial power. A Pacific island rose up in arms against giant mining corporation Rio Tinto Zinc (RTZ) - and won despite a military occupation and blockade.

A ten minute film that follows a shotgun through three generations of an English family.

In a five-part series, Putting The Fun In Fundamental sees presenter Elliott Gerner traveling from Rio to Bombay and Tulsa, Okalahoma as he throws himself into the religious firing line. Take a dip into the strange and dark corners of religions and cults that are off the beaten path, and enjoy exclusive interviews with members of these curious communities.

Inside story of a British woman in a downward spiral working in Tokyo's hostessing industry. "You come out - and suddenly all your social barriers and all your personal little morals slip, completely slip. Things just go into warp."

A young widow decides to have a child using her dead husband's sperm, the support from her family and friends is challenged by the reality of the difficult choice she is about to make.

A daughter looking after an elderly mother discovers the horrific events in her past through the poems she recites.

Attracted by tales of wealth and better education for their children, thousands of Chinese from the Mainland are flocking to the glittering island seen as a land of opportunity: Hong Kong. Due to their huge numbers, the migrants and visitors are likened to "locusts" swarming the city, and hate songs and racist speeches are now commonplace in Hong Kong media. In the midst of this rising tension, newly arrived Mainland Chinese women try to carve out a better life, find low-cost housing and navigate expensive Hong Kong. If they run into problems, there are limited options.

Filmed inside Syria using undercover filmmakers and smuggling out their footage and outside the country with Assad supporters and exiled leaders alike, this piece documents the early bloody days of a country beginning to destroy itself.

Drama/Documentary in which Film-maker, Andy Lee, recalls his experience of being sectioned under the mental health act in 1994.

Going to the heart of Hamas - their leaders, their supporters, their history. A character-led film about the Islamist Movement Hamas as it starts to run a proto-state in the Gaza Strip.

Documentary filmmaker Adam Giles follows a controversial Gypsy site proposal in West Norfolk. Myths and misconceptions are swept aside as we meet Gypsy activist Cliff Codona and follow Gypsy outreach worker John Day as they attempt to quell the public fear and media negativity.

Lin, 54, is blind and has cerebral palsy. Husband Ralph, 70, is her full time carer, and has Parkinson's disease.

About the now en vogue environmental movement of freeganism and follows a group of freegans traveling across the Anglia region of England in a camper van, surviving on discarded food they find along the way. This documentary explores how these freegans manage to survive and examines how freeganism explores aspects of free living, such as working for free and free hugs.