In Tattoo Odyssey, renowned photographer Chris Rainer travels to the remote Indonesian island of Siberut to visit the Mentawai, a jungle tribe whose bodies are embedded with ink. From here the film then embarks on an adventure that connects the ancient tribes with the modern tattoo-aficionados of the west. What Chris discovers is a deep understanding of what it means to express oneself as a human being.

Canadian director Lawrence Elman goes in search of the man behind the myth of Che Guevara on a Norton motorcycle, similar to Che’s. He encounters Che’s family and oldest friends. This is a film that discovers humanity, passion and the free spirit of a young 22-year-old whose eyes were forced open on a relentless road trip.

School shootings are always horrific, but the brutal killing of five Amish girls on October 2, 2006, shocked the world. Tracing the collision course between Roberts and the Amish community, we'll find out what drove the killer to this extreme act of murder and learn how the Amish could forgive the killer of their children, even inviting his widow to their funeral.

A story of savagery, brilliance, mystery and splendour told through the eyes of archaeologists excavating the newly discovered Moche tombs, in the desert of Northern Peru. As the programme investigates the bizarre lives of this unknown civilization, it reveals that their ancient rituals still exist today.

Treasure Divers is the first HD television series to provide an inside look at the little known and rarely filmed world of underwater treasure excavation. Shipwreck treasure historian Captain Carl ‘Fizz’ Fismer and Dive Master Captain Gary Mace trawl a host of underwater wrecks in search of riches, both monetary and historic.

Buried, lost, or sunk in the depths of the ocean, treasure has fascinated countless adventurers throughout the world for centuries. This series follows the trails to the sites of legendary treasure, the historical events that surround them, the dramas and adventures of those who risk everything in their search for a “pot of gold”.

Egypt’s boy-king Tutankhamun died aged 18. Hastily mummified and placed in an unfinished tomb, his existence remained unknown until the tomb’s sensational re-discovery in 1922. Two American detectives investigate how and why he died and conclude the evidence points to murder, conspiracy and cover-up. It’s an irresistible whodunit where real life detectives hunt down real life ancient killers.

From a tiny revolver to a rifle so big it needs to be supported by a bench, the gun room has it all. The amazing array of weapons here come in many varieties spanning over 200 years: automatic, silent, historic, deadly. Curator David Miller knows and loves all of the nearly seven thousand weapons that call this storage area home.

The career of Lt. Chew-Een "Kurt" Lee, the first officer of Asian descent to be commissioned in the United States Marine Corps, opens a new chapter in American military history. A pioneer and shining example of resolve and courage, Kurt Lee’s story is one of pride, perseverance, tragedy and triumph.