Biographical documentaries
Bruce Springsteen: In His Own Words
In an incredible career spanning six decades, Bruce Springsteen has created some of the most unforgettable songs in modern music. Now he sits down for an intimate conversation, exploring the seminal moments that fueled his drive to become a rock icon. Frank and revealing, this is a unique, revealing insight into the cultural life of one of the most famous artists on the planet.
Reclaiming Amy
Amy Winehouse’s death at the age of just 27 shocked the world. Now her closest family and friends reveal the truth about this unforgettable music icon in this BBC documentary film.
With access to never-before-seen family archives and rare musical performances, this raw and moving documentary explores Amy Winehouse’s life, loves and her legacy. Dad Mitch, as well as Amy’s mother Janis, who has never spoken in depth before, tell their story and celebrate their daughter.
Roberta Flack: Killing Me Softly
This is the story of a different kind of soul singer, set against the backdrop of America’s Civil Rights movement. In the early 1970s Roberta Flack was one of the most successful pop stars in the world, with hits such as Killing Me Softly. But, as this fascinating music documentary reveals, Flack was no overnight sensation. Her story is one of struggle, rejection, and controversy.
The Real Mo Farah
Gold medal winning Olympian and British national treasure Sir Mo Farah reveals the shocking truth about his childhood. In this compelling documentary, he describes the journey he made from Somaliland to the UK as a young boy and discusses how he was trafficked into the country aged nine and forced into child labor. And he shares a shocking secret he has kept hidden for 30 years.
Mengele: Unveiled
Josef Mengele was known as the Angel of Death. One of the most notorious figures of the Holocaust, he contributed to sending 400,000 people to their deaths at the Auschwitz concentration camp. This harrowing history documentary looks at his life and crimes. It explores his youth and studies, his adherence to Nazism and the inhumane experiments he conducted at Auschwitz.