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A deeply personal portrait of the late Donna Summer, featuring never-before-seen footage of the iconic singer-songwriter. Directed by Oscar and Emmy-winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams.

An intimate portrait of actor Val Kilmer, whose documentation of his life and craft over four decades comes together for a unique and heartfelt film.

Documentary charting Queens Park Rangers' return from the brink of bankruptcy, featuring boardroom battles and private chats from the larger-than-life characters at the heart of the story.

In the next episode of this special series, Brighton and Hove Albion manager Chris Hughton discusses the individuals that have inspired him during his life and career.

Alexander Payne: Explore the life and career of the Academy Award-winning American film director Alexander Payne, a man who possesses his own unique filmmaking style. (S7, ep 10)

Mission Accomplished: A poignant look at terrorism in the US during the 2000s, including the September 11 attacks and George W Bush's war on terror. (S1, ep 3)

A look at the life and career of filmmaker behind Easy Rider, his acclaimed directional debut. He also starred in Apocalypse Now, Super Mario Bros and Blue Velvet. (S11, ep 11)

A look at the life and career of a highly-innovative filmmaker known for Titanic, Avatar and The Terminator. (S8, ep 1)

The Seventies, Part 2: A look at the history of cinema through the 1970s, including films that pushed the boundaries of filmmaking from The Godfather to Jaws. (S1, ep 6)

Sitcoms, at heart, is a reflection of America's situation- family. Explore how sitcoms evolved, reflecting the change of this most fundamental unit. (1 of 8)

The workplace is a rich source of comedy as it binds vastly different people together with laughter. Sitcoms evolve in endlessly humorous ways. (2 of 8)

A look at the life of the late Robin Williams, the Academy Award-winning star of much-loved films such as Good Will Hunting, Jumanji and Mrs Doubtfire. (S10, ep 10)

Saw You Last Night on the Tonight Show: A look at the iconic LA club that launched the careers of the most legendary comics of all time. Strong language and distressing themes. (1 of 5)

The Comedy Strike: The 1979 comedy strike saw Mitzi and The Store's comics enter the darkest moments in history. Strong language, potentially distressing and offensive themes. (2 of 5)

The Wild Bunch: A new generation of comedians emerge: Sandra Benhard, Jim Carrey, Damon Wayans and more. Strong language and adult themes. (3 of 5)

Joe Rogan Returns: The massive podcast stardom of Joe Rogan and pals like Marc Maron and Whitney Cummings puts the Store back on top. Strong language and adult themes. (4 of 5)

The Birth of a Bit: Last episode in the series charting the evolution of comedy whilst shining a spotlight on iconic LA club The Comedy Store. Strong language and adult themes. (5 of 5)

The Seventies, Part 2: A look at the history of cinema through the 1970s, including films that pushed the boundaries of filmmaking from The Godfather to Jaws. (S1, ep 6)

Sitcoms, at heart, is a reflection of America's situation- family. Explore how sitcoms evolved, reflecting the change of this most fundamental unit. (1 of 8)

The workplace is a rich source of comedy as it binds vastly different people together with laughter. Sitcoms evolve in endlessly humorous ways. (2 of 8)

Monkey Love: Nurse-turned-exotic animal broker Tonia Haddix fights to retain custody of her 'kids' - seven chimpanzees bred for entertainment. (1 of 4)

Gone Ape: When former Hollywood chimp Tonka disappears, PETA launches an investigation and a high-stakes legal battle escalates. (2 of 4)

Head Shot: As Alan Cumming doubles the existing reward for Tonka's whereabouts, the filmmakers face an ethical dilemma. (3 of 4)