I Prophesy

As another End of Days date slips by without incident, it’s worth stopping and working out where all these apocalyptic ideas are coming from. Why should the world ever end? The Rapture has gone from being an arcane biblical notion to a pop culture punch line. In truth, the Rapture is a complex sequence of events that lay out a fundamental change in the world. This documentary is a step-by-step guide to The Rapture using graphic timelines to lay the various interpretations of the tribulations and wrath over the actual timeline of human history and future.

Galapagos

The Galapagos Islands, an extraordinary archipelago off the coast of Ecuador, stand as a natural laboratory of evolution and biodiversity. In this captivating series, we explore the stunning beauty and complexity of these islands, from their volcanic landscapes to their crystal-clear waters, and witness the lives of their unique inhabitants. Discover the hopeful story of passionate researchers committed to protecting and conserving these islands and the incredible creatures that inspired Charles Darwin’s theories of evolution. Witness the heart-wrenching struggles and triumphant victories of the animals born, nurtured and protected on these glorious and special islands.

Crocs of Katuma

CROCS OF KATUMA follows a mother Nile crocodile in Tanzania’s Katavi National Park as she struggles to raise her young in a harsh, seasonal environment. From courtship to guarding her eggs and guiding her vulnerable hatchlings to water, her journey is filled with danger—monitor lizards, fish eagles, and rival predators all threaten her offspring. As the river dries, she shelters in a mud cave, conserving energy until the rains return. The film reveals her critical role in the ecosystem, blending ancient instinct with modern survival. It’s a gripping tale of resilience, sacrifice, and the fight for life in the wild.

Whale Guardian

WHALE GUARDIAN is a powerful documentary that follows Nan Hauser, a passionate marine biologist, whose lifelong mission is to study and protect humpback whales. From her base in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, Nan conducts vital research on whale migration, genetics, and behavior, emphasizing the whales’ crucial role in marine ecosystems. Despite personal health challenges, she dedicates her life to conservation, advocating against threats like plastic pollution and climate change. The film highlights her profound, spiritual connection with whales—culminating in a remarkable encounter where a whale appears to shield her from a tiger shark—underscoring the deep, mysterious bond between humans and these ocean giants.

African Bambi

Set beneath the vast African sky, AFRICAN BAMBI follows the journey of three young gazelles—Tomi, Grant, and Imp—as they navigate the perils of the Serengeti. Born during the Great Migration, they must quickly master the skills of survival; learning to stand, run, and outwit predators like cheetahs, lions, and crocodiles. Each gazelle faces their own trials in their specific environments. On the open plains, Tomi encounters danger with every turn. Amid the migrating herds, Grant must vanish into the crowds to survive. And deep in the Acacia forests, Imp must find courage in a world of hidden threats. As storms and seasons shape their paths, they grow from vulnerable calves into resilient survivors, securing their place in nature’s timeless cycle.

Queen of the Hunt

In the wild heart of the Serengeti, cheetah mothers face a battle like no other — raising their fragile cubs in a land ruled by predators and peril. QUEEN OF THE HUNT follows these mothers’ relentless journeys as they teach their young to stalk, sprint, and survive against overwhelming odds. Each hunt is a race against time, each lesson a matter of life and death. Rival predators, scavengers, and the unforgiving elements test these big cats at every turn. Through triumph and loss, these cubs slowly transform from playful novices to skilled hunters. With breathtaking landscapes and intimate storytelling, Queen of the Hunt captures the fierce dedication of a mother to ensure the future of her offspring in one of nature’s most unforgiving arenas.

Elephant, Return to the Wild

In Thailand, elephants once symbolised strength and wisdom, but many now suffer in captivity. This documentary follows conservationists Lek Chailert and Antoinette van de Water as they rescue abused elephants and give them a second chance at life. At Elephant Nature Park, traumatised animals like Douk Ngern and Sri Nuan find healing, freedom, and family. Their journey—from exploitation to sanctuary—highlights the deep bonds elephants form, their emotional resilience, and the cruelty of the tourism industry. Through compassion, education, and tireless care, Lek and Antoinette are changing lives—and reminding us that elephants deserve to be wild and free.

Supernatural Investigator

Canada’s premiere science fiction author, Robert J. Sawyer follows the search for the truth behind so-called supernatural phenomena and presents an insider’s view into other wordly adventures, from near death experiences and after life experiments, to modern miracles and guardian angels.

Elephants on the Run

ELEPHANTS ON THE RUN follows Africa’s elephants as they struggle to survive in a world increasingly shaped by humans. Once free to roam vast landscapes, they now face threats from poaching, snares, shrinking habitats, and human conflict. Led by wise matriarchs, herds rely on memory and social bonds to navigate these challenges. The film also highlights giraffes, baboons, lions, hyenas, crocodiles, and leopards—each playing a role in the ecosystem. From heartbreaking rescues to joyful reunions, the documentary captures the intelligence, resilience, and deep emotional lives of elephants—urging the protection of wild spaces before they vanish forever.

The Moment: How Sports Changed The World

THE MOMENT is the story of key moments in sport that created seismic cultural change with ripples that continue to impact modern day. In 1995, Nelson Mandela takes a huge gamble to unite a fractured country still reeling from the shadow of apartheid by uniting the nation in support of the Springbok Rugby Team. The Springbok emblem was previously seen as a dreaded symbol of the apartheid regime, but when Captain Francois Pienaar raises the Rugby World Cup above his head in triumph, the moment inspires a generation and leads to the present-day Springbok team - one that represents the "Rainbow Nation" dreamt of by Mandela.