Peter Doherty: Stranger In My Own Skin

Documentary in which legendary conductor and pianist Daniel Barenboim speaks more candidly than he has ever done before about his life and music.

Michael Parkinson, Jimmy Tarbuck and Chris Tarrant reflect on what made Tommy Cooper one of the greats. Friends and colleagues talk about working with the magician, and his daughter Vicky gives her first television interview.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest actresses of the 20th century, Ingrid Bergman's talent was matched only by her incandescent screen presence.

Portrait of the conductor Sir Colin Davis, who died in April 2013, which reveals a reluctant maestro. Shortly before his final illness, he spoke at length to John Bridcut about his life

From living with incurable bowel cancer, to receiving a damehood, to her untimely death, this archive-based feature documentary details the extraordinary last five years of Deborah James's life.

Unseen, unscripted and unguarded. Exclusive home videos of Mark ‘Chopper’ Read reveal the man behind the myth. This special looks at the mystery surrounding Chopper, letting the infamous Australian criminal do the talking.

Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan - the king and queen of daytime TV - reunite on screen to look back over their broadcasting careers, enjoy favourite moments, and reveal a few behind-the-scenes se…

The story of how Adolf Hitler rose from a World War 1 soldier to a political activist, force and leader of a country. How he kept power and what he did with it. All presented using his own words and speeches.

The story of two 13-year-old boys in a small country village during the last days of the Korean War. Sungmin's father gets a job at the US army camp through his daughter's American boyfriend, and the family gets richer. But Changhee's father has been long-lost and his mother can't even afford one meal a day for her children. One day, the boys peep into a deserted mill-house which is unofficially used for prostitution, and find Changhee's mother with a GI soldier. Changhee sets fire to the place and runs away. Months later, Sungmin hears a rumor that his best friend has been killed by a group of angry American soldiers and makes an empty grave with other boys. A year later, Sungmin's father gets fired for stealing things from the camp. Sangmin goes to Changhee's grave to bid farewell and the family leaves the village.