In A Window Looking In, directors Tara Hungerford and Eric Hogan profile 12 BC-based artists, among them writer William Gibson, photographer Fred Herzog and singer/songwriter Sarah McLachlan. Visually bold and captivating, the film peers into the artists' inner worlds to uncover common truths about creativity, the artistic process and living and working as an artist in British Columbia. Knowledge commission.

Autism: The Road Back charts the personal journey of three BC families with children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It talks to parents, service providers, and experts in the field about assessment, diagnosis, and options available for treatment, and provides guidance for families trying to navigate their way through the challenges of ASD in the first six years of their child's life.

Through the personal stories of three young people, this intensely compelling documentary traces the journey of depression, from early signs and symptoms, to assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.

Every year, hundreds of people get lost or injured in Canada's vast backcountry, waterways and coastlines. Lucky for them, there are thousands of men and women trained and ready to come to the rescue. In this new season of Callout: Search and Rescue, we follow SAR teams "out in the field" on real-life missions, as they risk their own lives to bring folks safely home.

BC filmmaker and visual artist Brian Johnson profiles 19 BC-based artists, from a variety of disciplines, who are both inspired and challenged by their geographic surroundings.

This wonderfully atmospheric setting is the venue for this programme of traditional carols celebrating Christmas. There is no better way to get in the festive spirit, while remembering what the Christmas message is really all about. The acclaimed Paisley Abbey Choir sings a selection of such old favourites as Away in a Manger and The Christ Child Lullaby.

A one-hour documentary designed to raise awareness and provide an understanding of dyslexia. Through extensive filming with dyslexic children and adults, and their families, viewers will learn about the most scientifically sound strategies for intervention, the latest research into possible causes, and the challenges and breakthroughs experienced by people with dyslexia.

A one-hour documentary examining the challenging reality of families with young children who live with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.

Military historian Norm Christie takes us into the battlefields of World War II - on land, at sea and in the air. Revisiting the exploits of a generation just now passing into history, each episode examines key Canadian campaigns and how these marked major turning points in the war. Mixing archival footage, photographs, artwork and actuality, this series will create a sense of what it was really like to fight "for King and Country".

This series embarks on a beautiful journey along Canada's greatest rivers. Each episode focuses on one river, exploring its power, beauty and connection to our culture, history and identity. Enjoy a window into the diversity of the Canadian landscape, as these rivers wind through mountains and tundra, salt marshes and vast plateaus.

Greengrass organizes a high-stakes dart match with his very skilled nephew as one of the players, and Nick's mother arrives in town to help out. (4 of 15)

Early each morning, Bejing's Tuanjiehu Park hosts a stunning spectacle performed by thousands of the city's elderly. From gymnastics to disco-dancing, bird training to singing, they each have a hunger for living. Intimate and character driven, the documentary follows four distinct groups as their lives and rituals unfold each morning.

Architect I.M. Pei returns to his home city of Suzhou, China to work on his most personal project to date: a modern museum that complements the architecture of the 2,500-year-old city. For the architect who placed the pyramid at the Louvre, integrating the new with the old is familiar ground. But this project proves to be his biggest challenge yet.

Inside Disaster: Haiti takes audiences behind the headlines of a natural disaster, documenting the emergency relief effort from first response to recovery by the FACT disaster team of the International Federation of the Red Cross. Shot over a six month period with unprecedented access, this three-part series will follow these brave individuals in a life and death situations that threatens the lives of thousands.

Every spring, China's cities are plunged into chaos as, all at once, millions of migrant factory workers attempt to return home by train. Last Train home draws us into the fractured lives of a single family caught up in this desperate annual migration.

A tattered envelope of their Dad's old photos leads Canadian brothers on an adventure in photography, memory, and culpability in the war torn African country of their childhood.

A humorous and poignant look at a group of middle-aged men who have found unlikely success as members of Sweden's all-male synchronized swimming team.

This series follows the adventures of a family of Scottish nobility in decline. The story centres on the irrepressible Archie Macdonald. One moment, he's a trendy London restaurant owner. The next moment, he is laird of a crumbling family estate in Scotland. Combining heartwarming drama and gentle humour, this series follows Archie as he copes with his new responsibilities, his radically altered lifestyle, and the madcap antics of his eccentric parents and other colourful characters.

Explorer Robert Ballard dives into the belly of the submerged Thera volcano to measure the force of the eruption that rocked Santorini. He then follows the trail of the blast.

Witness the dark and violent realm of the insect world.

This four-part series offers an intimate experience, looking at some of the planet's most fearsome animals in their own unique neighbourhoods. Narrated by actor Alec Baldwin, this series reveals the dramatic stories of an African lioness, a great white shark, a polar bear and an Alaskan brown bear, and their gripping struggle for survival.

Take flight with birds of prey, as micro-sized cameras are attached to raptors in order to observe the incredible flying maneuvers that have inspired and guided the designers of cutting-edge military aircraft.

Two forensic experts set out to solve the murder and fate of the Russian royal family.

Discover the awesome survival skills of the American buffalo. It's a life and death saga of powerful and magnificent beasts that have captured the imagination of generations.

With the help of her grandmother, a young mother composes a lullaby to her baby in Halq'eméylem, and at the Chief Atahm School in Adams Lake, children learn math in the Secwepemctsin language of their ancestors. This documentary celebrates 13 BC First Nations languages and pays tribute to the drive to preserve and revitalize them for future generations.

Discover 15 exceptional places in Canada that are recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. From the rich history of L'Anse aux Meadows and Old Quebec City to the majestic beauty of Waterton Glacier and Nahanni National Park, Our Part of the World takes us on a fascinating journey across the country to discover these sites - all of them considered to be of outstanding value to humanity.

For 12 years, filmmaker Leonard Retel Helmrich followed an Indonesian family from the slums of Jakarta, creating a trilogy of award-winning documentaries. In this third film, trials that the family endure are a microcosm of life in Indonesia, with issues of corruption, conflict between religions, gambling addiction, the generation gap and the growing difference between rich and poor.

There are only eight countries in the world that allow women to fight in frontline combat, and Canada is one of them. Filmmaker Beth Freeman tells the story of three remarkable women who have chosen the most difficult and dangerous military professions and are fighting in combat on the battlefronts of Afghanistan. These women share their stories from a uniquely female perspective, challenging our perception of what constitutes a soldier. Knowledge commission.

Historian Norm Christie takes us to the battlefield where, on August 19, 1942, Britain and her Allies strike back at Adolf Hitler's Fortress Europe, by testing the defenses of his Atlantic Wall in a large-scale, sea-borne raid against the fortified French coastal town of Dieppe. Within a few hours, on Dieppe's beaches, 900 Canadians die. Thousands are taken prisoner. Liberation from the sea is now years away, the Allies concentrate on striking back at the Nazis from the air. Vividly re-living the bombing campaign, we follow Bomber Command recruit, rear-gunner Jim Moffat, as he signs up, survives one raid after another, and finally, miraculously, emerges as the only survivor from his crew.

This groundbreaking six-part series examines the creation of the economic system by taking viewers on a global trek through the history of money. Professor Niall Ferguson delves into how the complex system of global finance evolved over the centuries, how money has shaped the course of human affairs and how the mechanics of this economic system work to create seemingly unlimited wealth - or catastrophic loss.

Vancouver filmmaker Erik Paulsson chronicles the events, people and places that shaped British Columbia's early history from its beginnings until the turn of the 20th century.

In this four-part series, art writer Waldemar Januszczak sets out to prove that there's more to Impressionism than its postcard-pretty image. He explores the Impressionists' revolutionary achievements, visiting the sites where they found inspiration, and revealing the technical developments that allowed Impressionist painting to take form.

In June 2009, Bernard Madoff was found guilty of an elaborate con and sentenced to 150 years in prison. We'll meet the victims and explore how he managed to run his con for so long.

Celebrate Vancouver's 125th birthday through the lens of two renowned photographers Fred Herzog and W.J. Moore.

They're burned-out workaholics, bored retirees, urban dwellers, and outdoor "un-enthusiasts". So why are they suddenly climbing mountains and whitewater kayaking? Meet a group of nature neophytes who crave a true wilderness experience but aren't sure how to get started. This exhilarating reality series challenges our budding adventurers to get off the couch and conquer their fears.