Subgenre Sampler
Documentary: 3037 Films to Buy & Rent
Great Rift, The (2010)
- Typically stunning BBC Earth series investigates the geological forces which shaped East Africa's Great Rift Valley, and which make it one of the…
Guilty Pleasures (2010)
- Dir. Julie Moggan
- Ostensibly about the ubiquitous Harlequin Mills & Boon novel, this colourful and insightful documentary examines the role of fantasy in three avid…
Hayley Westenra: Live on Tour in Northen Island (2010)
- A look at Hayley Westenra’s recent tour of Northern Ireland. Interviewed by the young singer Kate Garbutt, Hayley shows what it’s like to be on…
History of Christianity, A (TV Mini-Series) (2010)
- In this fascinating six–part series Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch, one of the world's leading historians and Professor of History of the Church…
Home By Christmas (2010)
- Dir. Gaylene Preston
Feat. Tony Barry, Martin Henderson, Chelsie Preston-Crayford
- The director of WAR STORIES returns to the subject for this deeply personal yet affecting docu–drama focusing this time on a single story…
How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr Foster? (2010)
- Dir. Norberto López Amado, Carlos Carcas
- Another towering tribute to an architect, this time chronicling the achievements of Britain's most famous building designer, Norman Foster, whose…
How to Build a Human (2010)
- Remarkable series that explores how humans are made and the ways we are shaped by our genes and hormones from cradle to grave. From human cloning to…
Human Instinct (2010)
- Another gem from the makers of THE HUMAN BODY, this time explaining those overwhelming drives within us, like love at first sight – and why we…
I Am (2010)
- Dir. Tom Shadyac
- Disillusioned by Hollywood, the director of the ACE VENTURA movies takes stock, combining discussion with the likes of Noam Chomsky and Desmond Tutu…
I Need That Record! (The Death (or Possible Survival) of the Independent Record Store) (2010)
- Dir. Brendan Toller
- A bittersweet symphony for vinyl–loving Gen–Xers and their rockin' forefathers, this would have further sated nostalgic pangs to hark…