Single Docs.

This critically acclaimed documentary goes inside the extraordinary village of Darvel, where for almost 50 years a community of radical Christians have lived almost entirely outside of mainstream society.

A funny yet intimate portrait of the cloak-and-dagger world of pigeon flying in Greenock, central Scotland.

Sixteen year old Lewis is a young man on a big mission to create a mega prom for teenagers who - like him - have missed out on their own school prom due to illness. Will he succeed?

This cinematic feature documentary tells the remarkable untold story of a South African barefoot runner, Zola Budd, an American track and field prodigy, Mary Decker - and the truth behind one of the most memorable sporting moments in Olympic history.

An immersive, experiential film about the deaf world, with its unique humour and culture; a world which most of us rarely encounter.

For the first time, viewers are given front row seats to MP David Lammy's Tottenham surgery; one of the busiest there is, in perhaps the most infamous borough in the UK.

Isaac isn't a typical teen: he suffers from Asperger's but overcomes his identity issues with a unique dress sense - and now wants to win a slot at Brighton Fashion week.

This is the story of the enigmatic traitor who traded secrets with the Soviet Union, and made a death defying escape - triggering an international manhunt.

From the upmarket resident who dresses in Victorian clothing to the cabbie living in social housing, this is an intimate portrait of the characters who live, work and play in one of London's most famous areas.

Great War Diaries reveals the simple human experience of 1914-18, unsullied by historical interpretation.

This film gains fascinating and extremely rare insight into a controlled world, through the eyes of a young British Mormon, dedicated to serving his Church.

Julie, Hattie and Reece are determined to become Paralympians and show their disabilities haven't held them back - but the competition to reach Rio is fiercer than they could have ever imagined.

Kim Philby was the quintessential English spy; he was 'one of us'. But suspicions grew of his loyalty - then one day he fled: he was a soviet spy all along.

Over an 18 month period, BAFTA award winning director Jessie Versluys followed the remarkable work of Victim Support's National Homicide Team, as they worked with people who have been bereaved by murder.

In 2011, Jennifer Mills-Westley, a 60-year-old British grandmother, was attacked and publicly beheaded in broad daylight in Tenerife.

This Cutting Edge film, which has unprecedented access to those closest to Brady, charts his ongoing attempts to influence and control those around him.

After a catastrophic stroke, Tony Nicklinson was left utterly paralysed. Only able to communicate via a computer controlled by his eyes, Tony wants to die, but he cannot kill himself without help - and anyone who did that would be committing murder.

Tommy leads the EDL; Sayful leads an extremist group of Muslims - these leaders and groups collide on the streets of Luton in a series of headline-grabbing national protests.

Six young teenagers from estates around North London run a very unusual business from a skip - but can they turn a profit?

Famed for telling the backstories to religious art, here we meet the 'real' Wendy who talks frankly and humorously about her life - and death for the first time.

In summer 2010 a global controversy erupted when a US Muslim property developer tried to construct a mosque at the site of the 9/11 terror attacks: this is his story.

This intimate film shines a light on the staff and residents of Save the Family, an innovative and invaluable charity in North Wales that houses homeless families on the brink of losing their kids to care. It's a tale of trauma, loss and ultimately hope.

The Dead Sea Scrolls have been hailed as the greatest archaeological find of the modern era - but from the outset they have attracted controversy.

Was Jesus' body wrapped in the Turin Shroud? The question has divided people for years - but an incredible new discovery means for the first time its authenticity can be determined.

Women old enough to be grandmothers are having babies with the help of IVF. This film tells some incredible stories of controversial fertility treatment, loss, social stigma and hope.