Amelias Children

The fourth annual Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need features the show's presenters leading rambles across the UK, joined by viewers and inspirational youngsters helped by the charity. Anita Rani heads to Northern Ireland's Mourne Mountains, Adam Henson takes in Scotland's Galloway Forest Park, Ellie Harrison leads a mass ramble of more than 1,000 round the cathedral city of Ely, John Craven and Steve Brown team up to take a group of ramblers through Padarn Country Park in north Wales, and Matt Baker heads to the Isle of Skye, hoping to fulfil a young boy's dream of scaling a mountain.

Explores the plight of some of the one million children caught up in the world's biggest migration as they flee poverty, hunger and medical shortages in Venezuela. Reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy and director Nick Blakemore join the children as they make the dangerous crossing into Colombia, where they then have to fend for themselves, often with no money and nowhere to stay.

This film exposes the most controversial and harmful parts of CSE programs. This project is a joint effort of Family Watch International, the UN Family Rights Caucus, the Stop the Kinsey Institute coalition and concerned parents worldwide.

Tells the stories of people who survived Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, Co Galway, where it was estimated that nearly 800 children had died between 1925 and 1961. Through the personal narratives of survivors, adoptees and the women who pieced together the evidence that has shaken Ireland to its core, this programme uncovers the truth of a shocking story that continues to affect the lives of many in Ireland, the US and the UK.

In the 1970s, Detroit was experiencing an economic boom in the automobile industry, and lush neighborhoods housed the rich beneficiaries of Motor City. But the idyllic suburban life ended abruptly when four children were abducted and killed by the Oakland County Child Killer in the dead of winter. Fears of a serial killer targeting children haunted the region for 13 months, with parents warning their children to stay away from strangers and keep close to home. Then, the killings stopped.

The continuing adventures of Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny as they spend the summer on their grandfather's private island.

Following a comprehensive re-investigation, featuring expert analysis from the country's leading criminologists, new and compelling evidence will name the Beaumont children's suspected killer.

Children of the Stars is a trip through the history of the people of America and their vision of the sky. This series travels through Latin America to discover the secrets of ancient temples devoted to stars in the Universe and to visit the world’s largest astronomical observatories, following the path of prestigious scientists. This trip will show us how the cosmos inspires humanity and the arts.

The empathetic, hard-hitting tales told in Die Verrufenene (Der fünfte Stand) (a.k.a. The Slums of Berlin) and Die Unehelichen (a.k.a. Children of No Importance) deal with Germany's disenfranchised in a realistic, gritty manner while still adhering to the melodramatic conventions of the day. Although Lamprect enjoyed a long and varied career behind the camera, he was most active as a passionate movie collector and champion of film preservation. The liner notes accompanying this set make it clear that it's hard to apply the auteur theory to someone like Lamprecht, but these particular films demonstrate handily that the director had a keen interest in the medium. As message pictures, they tend towards the preachy and sentimental, and yet there's also a "try something and see if it works" mentality at play here that makes them of great interest to silent fans.

In this documentary by Abbas Kiarostami a traffic control officer is trying to regulate the traffic on a street in Tehran and not let people break the law.