Welcome to the ancient Kingdom of Mourne, where animals outnumber people ten to one and no two days are the same for the busy mountain vets.

Can nature help us fall in love? Five couples spend ten days sailing down a river on rafts. Immersed in the natural world - fishing, cloud-watching, listening to birdsong, will this make them more open to falling in love?

When it comes to ‘what mother nature intended’, it turns out she was pretty open minded. Find a totally unique exploration of the natural world in this blue-chip, feature-length visual extravaganza.  

We assume the Norwegian Fjords are a safe haven for nature, but this is far from the truth. Plastic rubbish can be found everywhere. If this is happening in one of the world’s most remote environments, in one of the world’s richest countries, that’s a very loud wake-up call.

An award-winning, emotive documentary, showing the most extensive diversity of cetaceans ever seen on film.

This series follows Marcus - chef extraordinaire and successful restaurateur - as he follows his dream of living, and cooking, in the English countryside. Marcus travels across the country visiting farmers and gardeners - inspiring him as he grows his fledgling market garden.

A primetime commission for Channel 4 that sees contestants create incredible feats of imagination, all made from wood.

Camille Pissarro was known as the father of Impressionism. It was a dramatic path that Pissarro followed, and throughout it all he wrote extensively to his family. It is through these intimate and revealing letters that this gripping film reveals Pissarro’s life and work.

Exploring the story of Britain through the places where Britain meets the world; its beaches.

Ten passionate cleaners compete in an entertaining studio competition to win the coveted title of Nation’s Best Cleaner.

A smash-hit scripted comedy where mismatched pairs pour out their hearts in couples therapy. All primary characters are played by the same actor in a hilarious peek into relationship stories that we can all identify with.

To understand what’s happening in the world now, we need to understand then.

For many years no-one was interested in the art of the Impressionists. Then, something remarkable happened. This film takes you on a journey to discover an extraordinary moment in art history.

The emotional story of how orphaned baby elephant, Shaba, was saved and rehabilitated by a female-led grassroots movement. 

COMING SOON!