A documentary covering a year in the career of avant-garde designers Viktor & Rolf, starting from their exhibition in the Louvre Museum in 2004 and building up to the launch of their perfume and  catwalk collection of autumn 2005.

The brief history of Crass, the avowedly political British punk collective, active 1977-1984, is retold using interviews and archive footage. As well as the Crass manifesto, there are musings on the Thatchergate hoax and being ripped off by David Beckham.
 

An AOL blunder in 2006 led to the search histories of 650,000 internet users being made public, and it is one of these histories which forms the basis of I Love Alaska.

Chris Keulemans was a “third culture kid”, growing up in a number of different countries, always imagining he was really from New Jersey, USA. A road movie told in stills details the journey of a man trying to discover the beauty and sense of home that he never had. 

These amusing personal stories about puberty are told by children between the ages of 10-13 and illustrated with quirky animations. 

In Nick Broomfield’s second documentary on the first known female serial killer, he investigates Aileen’s past in an attempt to discover if her crimes were committed in self-defence, as Aileen cracks up on Death Row.  

Nick Broomfield and crew investigate the sexual fetishes catered for by the dominatrixes of upscale S/M club Pandora’s Box in Manhattan. Warning: contains adult content.

Broomfield’s first doc about the serial killer looks at the oddities and inconsistencies in her trial, including interviews with the bizarrely incompetent lawyer who persuaded her to plead no contest to seven counts of murder.

Filmed during Fleiss' high-profile LA trial on drugs and pandering charges, British documentary-maker Nick Broomfield attempts to uncover the story of how a girl from a privileged family background went into business procuring prostitutes for the rich and famous in Hollywood.

Pashtuns are a people who live in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Pashtun movies – otherwise known as Lollywood porn – form a kind of lite-porn genre in which female performers dance provocatively. People from the industry, film critics and a women’s activist discuss the films and their effect on Pashtun culture. 

Rudy Truffino abandoned a life of privilege for a new world of travel and adventure. He fell in love with the jungle of Venezuela and built a beautiful resort there. But its success finally led him to abandon his utopian home – and his wife and children. Filmmaker Rob Smits travelled to Venezuela to find his family and examine the legacy of ‘Jungle’ Rudy. 

Celebration is a purpose-built, sanitised town in Florida. Created by Disney to reflect its own values, the bizarre community (dating from 1996) features only pre-1940s-style architecture and has its own ‘garden police’. Six couples go in search of their very own utopian lifestyle: will they find here? 

Living in exile in Melbourne, unable to return to his native Burma, Maung Maung Aye occupies himself by creating animated representations of his homeland. While online, he meets a Burmese girl, and a long-distance romance begins to blossom.

Six year-old Uma tells how videophone technology became a vital part of her life following her parents' divorce, as it allowed her to keep in touch with them both at all times. The film makes use of stylised animation, based on the drawings of its young narrator.

Blair and Diana are a regular couple who work alongside each other at a car-valeting firm during the day. But, after hours, they are transformed in the virtual world of Second Life – he to superstar nightclub DJ, she to risqué fashion designer.

An anonymous poem piques the interest of Sarah-Jane, and sets her off on a mission to identify her secret suitor. Vibrant rotoscoped animation is used to relate this tale of romance in the digital age.

JFK enjoyed a number of sexual liaisons that could have ended his political career, but his brother Bobby always managed to keep the truth from the press. This explosive documentary focuses on four women who could have ended JFK’s presidency, and the deal the brothers made with J Edgar Hoover to stay in power.

Sam identifies himself as a psychopath. Filmmaker Ian Walker takes him on a diagnostic journey to be analysed by psychologists and neurologists. But Ian hasn’t considered the reality of spending time with someone with a serious personality disorder, or the effect that the diagnosis will have on Sam himself – or his wife.

In his youth, Hans-Joachim Klein took part in terrorist campaigns, including the 1975 attack on the OPEC summit in Vienna, in which three people died. Here, he opens up about his terrorist past and gives the real story behind the motives and actions of the people involved.

The Yanomamö tribe is a fierce, ancient people, living in the most inaccessible depths of the Venezualan rainforest. When documentary maker Rob Smits dared to undertake the journey into their world, he got far more than he bargained for.