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In this deeply personal documentary, Emma Barnett explores her lifelong struggle with endometriosis - a disease affecting one in ten women of reproductive age, which causes excruciating, often debilitating, pain. Travelling across the UK, she meets women whose lives have been profoundly affected, with access to specialist clinics, surgeries and fertility treatment. Challenging doctors, scientists and politicians, Emma investigates why the disease remains underfunded and poorly understood despite its prevalence. As her own condition rapidly deteriorates during filming, she is forced to confront difficult, life-changing decisions about her future.

★★★★★ “this programme will be like a light going on in a pitch-black room” - The Daily Mail

★★★★ “this woman will not be fobbed off” - The Guardian

★★★★ “the documentary itself was like ahowlof pain … endometriosis now has an estimable foe” - The Times

This investigative documentary uncovers the deadly trade behind Britain’s zombie knife epidemic. Beginning with 37,000 surrendered weapons in a Bedfordshire warehouse, the film traces the knives to two brothers from Luton who ran a highly profitable online business for over a decade. Through original journalism linking 14 murders to their knives, and with exclusive police CCTV and bodycam footage, it tells the story of three cases with police insight and heartbreaking testimony from families.

“The Bedfordshire police documentary steps out of its ‘on the clock’ format in pursuit of a greater and more urgent goal" - The Sunday Times

“the footage will chill your blood” - The Observer

“24 Hours in Police Custody fans in tears as they make huge demand” - Cambridge News

Whilst walking her usual morning route along the River Wyre in the Lancashire village of St. Michael’s on Wyre, in January 2023, Nicola Bulley went missing without a trace. With exclusive access to Nicola’s family and contributions from those who were closely involved in the case, including journalists, citizen sleuths and Lancashire Police, this film examines how a family tragedy became a national obsession.

Nominated for a Grierson Award (Best Single Documentary - Domestic) and third place at the Bulldog Awards (Documentary Single).

★★★★★ “excellent public service broadcasting" - The Times

★★★★ “a grim but fascinating documentary ... The Search for Nicola Bulley will give consumers and creators alike pause before the next tragedy hits our timelines” - The iPaper

★★★★ “Deeply moving ... raises important questions” - The Daily Mail

“Sad but superb” - The Daily Telegraph

Louis Theroux gets up close and personal with the UK's biggest stars in the way only he can. With exclusive access to poke about their lives, expect anything and everything. In series two Louis interviews Chelsea Manning, Ashley Walters, Pete Doherty, RAYE and Joan Collins.

★★★★★ “Louis Theroux’s best series in years” - The Telegraph

★★★★ Chelsea Manning “The best episode of the series … a portrait of an inspiring, complex person struggling with the impact of a life-changing decision” - The Evening Standard

★★★★ Chelsea Manning “A fascinating tussle between two immovable objects” - The Telegraph

★★★★ Ashley Walters “This frank interview is a nuanced look into a star uncomfortable with the trappings of fame” - The Evening Standard

RAYE “A powerful, soul-baring encounter with Rachel Keen … Theroux at his very best” - The Telegraph

This feature length special for Channel 4 explores the complex reasons why conviction rates for rape and sexual crimes are so low. Embedded with Avon & Somerset Police over 18 months, the film follow four extraordinary cases from the initial reports right through the criminal justice process. With unprecedented access to victims willing to waive their anonymity and the officers leading the investigations we examine the difficulties of bringing perpetrators of these crimes to justice.

★★★★ "A harrowing documentary examining low rape conviction rates" - The Daily Mail

An "important film" - The Telegraph

"Profoundly timely and important" - The Times

Winner of the Single Documentary category at the RTS Programme Awards. Nominated for an RTS Journalism Award in the Domestic Current Affairs category. And shortlisted for a Grierson Award in the Current Affairs category.

Louis Theroux heads to Los Angeles as the world of adult entertainment grapples with its own wave of #MeToo. As the rise of platforms like OnlyFans give adult performers financial independence away from the studio model of old, Louis encounters a new generation using their online platforms to call out alleged predatory behaviour by prominent industry figures.

★★★★ “unexpectedly the best of Theroux’s Forbidden America trilogy … It felt like a reckoning, way overdue.” - The Times