For the first time since his release, Stephen Greer returns to the prison where he learnt to paint to teach art to offenders. Will art transform their lives as it did his? Show more

Documentary in which Dan Gordon recruits young Protestant bandsmen in east Belfast for a unique theatre project that explores questions about their history, identity and the flag. Show more

Documentary seeking to understand why some people choose to leave their bodies to medical science after death. Show more

For 25 years, Gerry Osborne has been writing to Tommy Zeigler on death row. Though they’ve never met, the two men have supported each other through the ups and downs of life. Show more

This intimate film takes us into into a world where tanning addicts turn to anything to achieve that perfect ‘glow'.
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David Jeffrey narrates a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to be a successful football referee in Northern Ireland. Show more

Dame Kelly Holmes explores the rise of parkrun and the mental health benefits of running, in the build-up to the launch of a new run in Northern Ireland. Show more

Two sporting veterans explain how their history and attitudes to ageing and life have helped them enjoy many decades of competitive sport. Show more

Garvagh tug-of-war team is determined to win the Northern Ireland championships. Through a gruelling training regime and diet, they must collectively lose 90kg to make the weight. Show more

Documentary charting the inspirational stories of the women who have experienced the trauma of losing their hair through cancer and alopecia. Show more

Following the competitors of road bowls - hurling steel cannonballs down country lanes - over the course of a road-bowling season in Armagh. Show more

Self-confessed nerd Ed Byrne is in Northern Ireland to meet a community of people who enjoy comic books and movies so much they transform themselves into superheroes for fun. Show more

Documentary about Craig Morrison, who finds a wealth of belongings and personal stories while clearing houses. Show more

Documentary following attempts by Crossmaglen GAA club's new managers, Oisin McConville and John McEntee, to guide the next generation of players to victory. Show more

Documentary about an east Belfast family with a pony stabled in their back garden. Show more

An insight into Northern Ireland's funeral business and the importance of breaking down taboos around one of life's inevitabilities.

Documentary about a Belfast teenager with Asperger's who dreams of fitting in and being accepted for who he is. Show more

Documentary reuniting a group of former altar boys, who witnessed the outbreak of sectarian violence on the doorstep of Holy Cross church in Ardoyne, north Belfast. Show more

Londonderry teenager Katie Duddy talks about the loss of her mother to cancer and how she coped. Show more

Nineteen-year-old Oliver reflects on how life has changed since coming out as transgender.