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This Oscar-nominated documentary follows the search to learn more about a mysterious nanny who secretly took over 100,000 photographs, discovered in storage lockers decades later. Vivian Mayer is now considered among the 20th century's greatest photographers.

In the early 1900s, Japanese Canadian photographer Senjiro Hayashi took images of people of every race, class and gender in Cumberland, BC. Almost a century later the photos were found and exhibited, showcasing a part of BC’s history that is rarely seen.

Despite a strict father who forbade him from becoming a photographer, Harry Gruyaert was a pioneer in European colour photography - a restless soul who never stopped searching for images.

John Nelson conducts the Ensemble Orchestral de Paris in a performance of Bach's Mass in B Minor at Notre Dame Cathedral. Joining them are the Maîtrise de Notre-Dame choir and soloists Ruth Ziesak, Joyce DiDonato, Daniel Taylor, Paul Agnew and Dietrich Henschel.

S10 E3 - When a great horned owl arrives covered in oil, Dr. Sherri must put it through a difficult procedure to save its life.

S2 E5 - Heidi explores what makes Tokyo the busiest and most expensive city in the world.

Tuscany E13 - David learns the ins and outs of producing what is arguably the world’s most important grain.

India E13 - Feeling homesick, David spends the day indulging in Italian foods and customs with ITC Grand Chola’s executive chef Massimo Gullotta.

S1 E4 - The Majapahit Empire, which unified Indonesia's islands into one nation, was the centre of the global spice trade that enriched it with luxury goods from around the world.

E2 - Visiting locations across London and Devon, Alan explores the world of Miss Marple and finds out what inspired Agatha Christie to create her silver-haired sleuth.

Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors at three royal palaces - the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Kensington Palace. She uncovers captivating tales and unravels dramatic events that changed the course of British history.

S9 E3 - Twin fawns arrive at the centre, a volunteer searches for orphans in the woods, and Hope tends to a tiny owl.

S1 E4 - The Majapahit Empire, which unified Indonesia's islands into one nation, was the centre of the global spice trade that enriched it with luxury goods from around the world.

E2 - Visiting locations across London and Devon, Alan explores the world of Miss Marple and finds out what inspired Agatha Christie to create her silver-haired sleuth.

Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors at three royal palaces - the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Kensington Palace. She uncovers captivating tales and unravels dramatic events that changed the course of British history.

E2 - While populations increase, food is getting less nutritious. Scientists and citizens are racing to create new ways to grow and adapt foods, while advocating an urgent change of mindsets.

E6 - Over 2,000 years, humans have changed the face of Sri Lanka, creating both opportunities and obstacles for its wildlife.

S10 E4 - When two harp seals are rescued, Hope's team struggles to teach them the natural behaviour they need to survive in the wild.

Tuscany E13 - David learns the ins and outs of producing what is arguably the world’s most important grain.

India E13 - Feeling homesick, David spends the day indulging in Italian foods and customs with ITC Grand Chola’s executive chef Massimo Gullotta.

S9 E4 - A seal keeps coming back, forcing Zach to follow it along the coastline.

S8 E6 - Michael is transported back to the time of Heidi in a tiny Alpine village. He then visits the “Swiss Grand Canyon” and the Swiss Army Knife factory.

Two Edmonton dog trainers prepare their pups, including rescued mutt Crocodile Crunch, for the highly competitive IFCS World Agility Championships. The stakes are high as Team Canada takes on the world's best purebred dogs.

Researchers and volunteers working on a mule deer research project in BC are guided by their common love of wildlife. The Southern Interior Mule Deer project is assessing why mule deer numbers are in steep decline and what can be done to help them rebound.

Tuscany E13 - David learns the ins and outs of producing what is arguably the world’s most important grain.

India E13 - Feeling homesick, David spends the day indulging in Italian foods and customs with ITC Grand Chola’s executive chef Massimo Gullotta.

Two Edmonton dog trainers prepare their pups, including rescued mutt Crocodile Crunch, for the highly competitive IFCS World Agility Championships. The stakes are high as Team Canada takes on the world's best purebred dogs.

Researchers and volunteers working on a mule deer research project in BC are guided by their common love of wildlife. The Southern Interior Mule Deer project is assessing why mule deer numbers are in steep decline and what can be done to help them rebound.

S10 E6 - As Murdoch investigates the strange death of a footballer, Brackenreid gets caught up in the team's run for the Olympics.

S2 E3 - When an Oxford lecturer is found strangled by a boxer's hand wrap, Lewis and Hathaway are asked to investigate what appears to be a burglary gone wrong.

E1 - Robson Green searches for white-beaked dolphins, visits Cragside House and witnesses the famous North East Skinny Dip.

S10 E5 - When a tiny piece of trash ruins a racoon's life, Dr. Jessica cuts it free. But Hope has to face tough decisions about its future.

S2 E5 - Nature is a great provider in Chile's remote archipelago of Chiloe. The traditional sharing lifestyle means its people want for nothing, but the rise of modernity is leaving the islands at a crossroads.

E2 - San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

S12 E1 - It's December 1967, and with Christmas fast approaching, Sister Julienne receives surprising news from the Mother House.

S5 E3 - Sunny receives the results from the plasterboard tests. Jessie asks Ebele to come in for an interview.

S1 E4 - After suffering an attack at Luanda's headquarters, Mauro makes a difficult choice. Meanwhile, Silvia and Leo continue to be blackmailed by the man who killed Paulo.

E2 - San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

S12 E1 - It's December 1967, and with Christmas fast approaching, Sister Julienne receives surprising news from the Mother House.

S5 E3 - Sunny receives the results from the plasterboard tests. Jessie asks Ebele to come in for an interview.

S1 E4 - After suffering an attack at Luanda's headquarters, Mauro makes a difficult choice. Meanwhile, Silvia and Leo continue to be blackmailed by the man who killed Paulo.

E2 - San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

E4 - Julie heads to the town that inspired Thomas the Tank Engine and then to the famed Ffestiniog Railway through Snowdonia National Park.

S10 E6 - When a tiny fawn gets hit by a car, Dr. Jessica must splint its broken leg or it may never return to the wild.

Tuscany E13 - David learns the ins and outs of producing what is arguably the world’s most important grain.

India E13 - Feeling homesick, David spends the day indulging in Italian foods and customs with ITC Grand Chola’s executive chef Massimo Gullotta.

S2 E5 - Nature is a great provider in Chile's remote archipelago of Chiloe. The traditional sharing lifestyle means its people want for nothing, but the rise of modernity is leaving the islands at a crossroads.

S1 E2 - After exploring Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park and its Pueblo cave dwellings, Drew reveals how Indigenous architects are drawing lessons - and designs - from their own tribal past.

S2 E2 - Kris travels to Manitoulin Island for a guided walking tour that memorializes historical landmarks, while Sarain joins water activist Autumn Peltier in a water ceremony.

S9 E4 - A seal keeps coming back, forcing Zach to follow it along the coastline.

E3 - Former soldier and archaeologist Ben Timberlake reveals ice's role in wars, from lost First World War bunkers in Italy to modern-day Arctic espionage on Russia's border.

S8 E6 - Michael is transported back to the time of Heidi in a tiny Alpine village. He then visits the “Swiss Grand Canyon” and the Swiss Army Knife factory.

S9 E4 - A seal keeps coming back, forcing Zach to follow it along the coastline.

E1 - Cameras in space reveal elephants struggling through drought, previously unknown penguin colonies and strange ice rings that could endanger seals.

S18 E24 - The arrival of a mysterious stranger sets off a treacherous chain of events in Aidensfield.

S23 E2 - When the newest resident of a police retirement community is found dead, the tight-knit group regard a murder on their doorstep as an affront and a challenge.

E4 - Known as the Paradise Islands, the Sporades' lush pine forests and breathtaking coastlines are recognizable to millions as the backdrop of the movie Mamma Mia.

S2 E5 - Nature is a great provider in Chile's remote archipelago of Chiloe. The traditional sharing lifestyle means its people want for nothing, but the rise of modernity is leaving the islands at a crossroads.

S23 E2 - When the newest resident of a police retirement community is found dead, the tight-knit group regard a murder on their doorstep as an affront and a challenge.

E4 - Known as the Paradise Islands, the Sporades' lush pine forests and breathtaking coastlines are recognizable to millions as the backdrop of the movie Mamma Mia.

S2 E5 - Nature is a great provider in Chile's remote archipelago of Chiloe. The traditional sharing lifestyle means its people want for nothing, but the rise of modernity is leaving the islands at a crossroads.

S18 E24 - The arrival of a mysterious stranger sets off a treacherous chain of events in Aidensfield.

E6 - The survival of the Bauhaus rests on the success of their exhibition showcase.

S10 E7 - As Hope scrambles to get ready for her busiest day of the year, the government comes to seize the bear cub that she's worked so hard to save.

S9 E4 - A seal keeps coming back, forcing Zach to follow it along the coastline.

E2 - San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

S10 E7 - Murdoch suspects a connection between dead men found with lipstick smudges on their faces and Crabtree's burlesque dancer sweetheart.

Cellist Yo-Yo Ma, conductor Manfred Honeck and the Berliner Philharmoniker perform Brahms’ Tragic Overture in D minor, Schumann’s Cello Concerto in A minor and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6 Pathétique in B minor at this Easter concert in Baden-Baden.

E1 - Monty Don reveals how some of France's most historic gardens were used as public expressions of money, power and passion.

S10 E7 - Murdoch suspects a connection between dead men found with lipstick smudges on their faces and Crabtree's burlesque dancer sweetheart.

Wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan journeys into Lapland to film the Northern Lights. He travels through the beautiful remote wilderness accompanied by a Scandinavian reindeer.

S13 E3 - A famous chef is poisoned at the grand opening of his latest hotel. He ate the same thing as everyone else, so how did he end up dead?

S8 E1 - When her friend doesn’t arrive home one night, Tosh persuades DI Calder – now a resident of the Isles – that something is wrong.

S1 E5 - Another robbery has Patrick worried that his family is being targeted, but Jay has his own theories. He tails a suspicious miner and makes a surprising discovery.

E2 - San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

S13 E3 - A famous chef is poisoned at the grand opening of his latest hotel. He ate the same thing as everyone else, so how did he end up dead?

S8 E1 - When her friend doesn’t arrive home one night, Tosh persuades DI Calder – now a resident of the Isles – that something is wrong.

S1 E5 - Another robbery has Patrick worried that his family is being targeted, but Jay has his own theories. He tails a suspicious miner and makes a surprising discovery.

E2 - San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

Wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan journeys into Lapland to film the Northern Lights. He travels through the beautiful remote wilderness accompanied by a Scandinavian reindeer.

S10 E8 - When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.

S9 E4 - A seal keeps coming back, forcing Zach to follow it along the coastline.

E1 - Starting his epic cross-country walk on the west coast of Cumbria, Tony Robinson travels through the Lake District, ending up at England's most remote youth hostel, Black Sail Hut.

E2 - Monty Don turns to the French love of food and finds out how this has influenced their gardens.

E1 - Suzy Klein looks at how composers such as Beethoven, Berlioz and Liszt became the superstars of their era.

S8 E6 - Michael is transported back to the time of Heidi in a tiny Alpine village. He then visits the “Swiss Grand Canyon” and the Swiss Army Knife factory.

S1 E2 - After exploring Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park and its Pueblo cave dwellings, Drew reveals how Indigenous architects are drawing lessons - and designs - from their own tribal past.

S2 E2 - Kris travels to Manitoulin Island for a guided walking tour that memorializes historical landmarks, while Sarain joins water activist Autumn Peltier in a water ceremony.