Where Olive Trees Weep offers a searing window into the struggles and resilience of the Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. It explores themes of loss, trauma, and the quest for justice.

Traces the 1,500 mile walk that film-maker Rob Bliss embarked on through America's southern states while wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt.

In this revealing documentary, Ellie fearlessly confronts the often difficult and emotionally fraught decisions she would, and expectant parents do, face when they are told that their child may be born with a disability. Asking the questions to help future parents navigate this very emotional journey and what they would do if faced with these life changing decisions.

Meet the castaways that reached their shores millions of years ago to become endemic species and create astonishing ecosystems.

Gorgeous footage plus fascinating people devoted to the crop circle phenomenon. It will convince you there's something going on that could unite us to think as a planet, which would help us solve global problems that so challenge us now.

It’s thought that as many as one in ten people in the UK are dyslexic, making it the most diagnosed type of neurodivergence. But despite this, Chris feels that dyslexia is frequently ignored and often misunderstood. He meets two dyslexic people frustrated that the people in their lives don’t fully understand them. Teaming up with top filmmakers, animators and graphic designers, they create evocative short films which explain to family and friends how they’re truly feeling inside - and what’s really going on inside their dyslexic minds. A school counsellor explains to her brothers how being dyslexic impacts her life, and a builder from south Wales becomes the star of his very own musical.

The history of military tanks unfolds in a documentary series that traces their role in history and geopolitics from World War I to the 21st century.

Dinosaur stories based on clues from extraordinary dig sites around the world.

A look behind the scenes of the food industry to discover how ready meals are produced, what new technology could mean for what we eat and the price we'll pay.

We ask what it would take for Harry to earn forgiveness from the royal family

In a follow-up to Hooked, Dr. Brian Pennie talks in depth with the renowned physician, academic and author, Dr. Gabor Maté, about the causes of addiction. Discover Hooked on RTÉ Player, Neuroscientist Dr Brian Pennie explores his experience of addiction. This gripping three-part documentary dives deep into the science of addiction and recovery, whether it's phones, alcohol, gambling, or hard drugs

Coroner Dr James Adeley investigates the deaths of four pedestrians in road traffic collisions. They were all killed in very similar circumstances, but the grieving families all feel that these events can't just be coincidence. As the inquiry continues, it becomes clear that the deaths were the result of drivers still on the roads with dangerously defective eyesight.

Aviation Tactics Declassified: Vietnam War uncovers the vital role of aircraft in shaping the conflict. From strategic bombing to close air support and reconnaissance, this documentary reveals the tactics, innovations, and high-stakes missions that defined aerial combat in Vietnam, highlighting the critical importance of air power in one of history's most intense wars.

A Palestinian sound engineer documents his homeland's changing soundscape, from peaceful moments to wartime chaos, creating an intimate audio portrait of life in Gaza amid escalating conflict.

Witness the fierce early battles of WWI-Liege, Mons, and the grueling retreat-where bravery clashed with chaos in a fight for survival against all odds.