With streaming pushing the artform to new heights; this documentary looks at the history of stand-up and why the punchline professionals are so popular.

Belief, control, violence: The story of the most formidable, and spectacular, system of repression in European history.

Twenty-something Josh tries to find his way in life in Melbourne amidst romantic struggles and family crises.

This is the story of Suge Knight's legenday Death Row records and the notorious murders of gangster rap.

Beauty has shaped our perceptions of each other from ancient times to the present day. Who do we find attractive? And why?

As a major rival to American tech companies, TikTok is targeted by US president Donald Trump.

Alone and physically impaired following a stroke, a film director falls under the spell of a con artist.

In Belgium, an illustrator discovered her work being reproduced illegally on items sold on Temu.

Despite social pressure, many couples in France are opting not to have children.

The Roman Empire and political intrigue form the central theme of one of Handel’s most ambitious operas.

How star actor Marlon Brando found a new role in life on a French Polynesian island paradise.

Stand up comedy has crossed national borders and language barriers. From New York to Kyiv, every city has its own scene.

Stand up has become a way for minorities to fight back against dominant discourses. But when comedians get political, do they lose their sense of humour?

Russian pianist Yulianna Avdeeva and the Wiener Symphoniker perform Brahm’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in Vienna.

For a long time, women were not considered funny and were rarely seen on the stand up circuit. But times have changed.

Giuseppe Scaccia, aka D-Leria, has been creating chaos on the dancefloor for over 20 years.

Dance plus City: the perfect union of contemporary dance and architecture in five European countries.

The Death of Marat is a story of perspective.

Jackson is the father of skateboarding in East Africa. In 2005, he built a ramp in the Kitintale slum in Kampala.

Why do we feel, at certain moments, that time flies by or it passes very slowly?