Bent on destruction, feral pigs have marched into communities and conquering the world! Can anyone fight off these relentless invaders?

There is another side of Egypt that is not so widely known. Egypt is also the land of secrets. Another history, a secret history, tells of Egypt as the inheritor of deep wisdom and magical ability from an even earlier culture. It is the account of the Egyptians themselves. This alternate history is echoed by parallel accounts from the myth and history of other ancient cultures, as well as myriad secret societies and occult sources. The remarkable number of parallels in these stories provides a unique window into this other Egypt.

Land of Look Behind is a 1982 documentary film about Jamaica. It was filmed in May and June of 1981 by Alan Greenberg, and was the directors first film. The films cinematographer was Jorg Schmidt-Reitwein, an associate of Werner Herzog. The musical score is by K. (Kerry) Leimer.
The film begins with footage of Jamaicas wild interior region called the Cockpit Country. It also features footage of the funeral of reggae musician Bob Marley. A number of Rastafarians are interviewed, and performers Gregory Isaacs and Mutabaruka are also featured. In addition, Father Amde Hamilton of The Watts Prophets performs a spoken word piece during Marleys funeral service.

Planet Earth consists 11 episodes and 2 bonuses (March of the penguins and Zeitgeist Pack)
1/11 From Pole to Pole
Following the suns seasonal journey and how it affects the lives of all creatures.
2/11 Mountains
A look at mountains, from their origins at Earths lowest places to the summit of Everest.
3/11 Freshwater
Following the descent of the planets mightiest rivers from their sources to the sea.
4/11 Caves
Featuring, among others, the Cave of Swallows in Mexico and Deer Cave in Borneo.
5/11 Deserts
A look at Earths most spectacular deserts, revealing the secrets behind desert survival.

A tribute to choreographer Pina Bausch.

Part 2: Marriage of Inconvenience - Palm Beach Divorce Murder
The murder of an Atlanta socialite goes unsolved for 13 years until one of the hit men confesses that the womans husband was responsible. Millionaire James Sullivan is accused of hiring a hit man to murder his wife in 1985, but vanishes after a warrant is issued for his arrest 13 years later.

Controversial anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens shows the beauty of the human body and shows the mysteries of our own bodies. In each episode is a human dissection, carried out by Dr. Guther von Hagens along side him is pathologist Professor John A. Lee.Written by Josh Kington

Jon Snow presents a forensic investigation into the final weeks of the quarter-century-long civil war between the government of Sri Lanka and the secessionist rebels, the Tamil Tigers. With disturbing and distressing descriptions and film of executions, atrocities and the shelling of civilians the programme features devastating new video evidence of war crimes - some of the most horrific footage Channel 4 has ever broadcast.
Captured on mobile phones, both by Tamils under attack and government soldiers as war trophies, the disturbing footage shows: the extra-judicial executions of prisoners; the aftermath of targeted shelling of civilian camps; and dead female Tamil fighters who appear to have been raped or sexually assaulted, abused and murdered.

This gripping film tells the humorous yet heroic story of how a crumbling, Cold War-era Vulcan flew the then-longest-range bombing mission in history and how a Second World War vintage bomb changed the outcome of the Falklands War. Yet astonishingly, this story of one of the RAFs greatest modern feats has been downplayed into near obscurity by history. On 30 April 1982, the RAF launched a secret mission: to bomb Port Stanleys runway, putting it out of action for Argentine fighter jets. The safety of the British Task Force depended on its success. However, the RAF could only get a single Vulcan 8000 miles south to the Falklands, because just one bomber needed an aerial fleet of 13 Victor tanker planes to refuel it throughout the 16-hour round-trip. From start to finish, the seemingly impossible mission was a comedy of errors, held together by pluck and ingenuity.

Dr Yan sets primary-aged children a series of challenges that explore the science behind the exciting Bloodhound project to build the fastest car in the world. What makes it move? What will it be like to drive? How does it slow down?

Return to the Falklands
This year marks thirty years since the Falklands War. In ITV1s Return to the Falklands documentary, three men travel back to the islands together. For veteran Simon Weston, it is an opportunity to see parts of the Islands he has never been to before and experience some of the stunning wildlife on the beautiful Sea Lion Island. For war correspondent Mike Nicholson, it is a chance to learn more about how the Islands themselves have changed and developed and reinvented themselves. And for former marine Nick Taylor, there is a unique motivation for his return. In 1982, he found a camera left behind by an Argentine soldier; he took the film home and has always wondered who the man in the photos was. Thirty years later, he found that the soldier now work’s as a lawyer in Buenos Aires. The two men meet again at the top of the Mount of Two Sisters near Port Stanley – where last they were fighting against each other - and Nick returns the photos to their rightful owner Marcello Llambias.

Make the choice: liberty or tyranny.

Pyjama Girls presents the chaotic friendship of Irish teenagers Lauren and Tara as they navigate the trials of life, dressed all the while in their uniform of rebellion: pyjamas. Balancing tenderness with hilarity, Pyjama Girls tracks the explosive micro-dramas of teenage life against the bleak backdrop of Dublins inner city flats. Laurens future hangs in the balance as she takes part in street violence with rival teen gangs and faces expulsion from school. Over the course of the film we learn about the challenges that life throws her - from her addict mother to the disruptive world of the flats - and understand the crucial importance of her friendship with Tara.Written by Anonymous

How to Travel to a Parallel Universe
Ep. 2) Dr Michio Kaku is on a mission to design a gateway to a parallel universe - but which type should he visit? Some could have different laws of physics or alternate versions of reality. MIT cosmologist Alan Guth explains his recipe for creating your own universe in the lab. Physicist Neil Turok explains how a parallel universe is right here, only an atoms length away from us, but hidden in another dimension. The final design is mind-blowing - a machine on a scale thats literally out of this world.

Part 1: A Deadly Campaign - The Senate Campaign Hits
Ruthann Aron, 54, of Potomac, Maryland, knew exactly what she wanted and she wasnt going to let anyone get in the way of her achieving her goals. Aron, a feisty, self-made millionaire, makes an unsuccessful bid for Marylands US Senate seat in 1994. She then orders a hit on a rival attorney and her husband in return for $20,000 cash. When investigators are tipped off by a local garbage hauler, Ruthann is arrested while playing in a charity golf tournament. Why would a once promising politician risk everything for a murder-for-hire scheme?

How to Explore the Universe
Ep. 1) Dr Michio Kaku shows how we might one day explore the Universe like the crew of the Starship Enterprise. He visits Brookhaven National laboratorys atom smasher where particles are accelerated to near light speed. A loophole in Einsteins theory of relativity is revealed when Professor Miguel Alcubierre explains how Star Trek provided inspiration for his breakthrough equation showing how a spacecraft could travel at warp speed. Kaku demonstrates the mysterious properties of negative energy and looks at some ground breaking work by Professor Federico Capasso at Harvard University. Crossing the universe in the blink