A brilliant, jaw-dropping and cinematic insight into a town built by plantation owners off the back of slavery - a reality glossed over in the town's sanitised historical narrative.
In a derelict Gothic mansion on the outskirts of London, we join eight actors as they investigate key scenes and soliloquies from Shakespeare’s Scottish tragedy.
Ten years in the making, Coup 53 tells the story of the Anglo-American coup that overthrew Iran's Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and reinstalled the Shah.
Montreal, 1969: As the civil rights movement gathers momentum, student protesters take over a University building in a challenge to institutional racism.
Newsreel Retrospective (1968–1972): Anti-Imperialism in Action
Showing on Sun 07 Jun
The second of our two programmes from the Newsreel Retrospective (1968-1972) expands the focus globally, turning to the global struggle for liberation and decolonisation.
Iceland's magnificent, ancient landscapes are changing, and for renowned author Andri Snær Magnason, the irreparable loss of his country's glaciers is about more than just ice.