Firas Abou Fakher

Louis Theroux delivers a quiet but devastating look at illegal settlers in the West Bank in Palestine. He meets the growing community of religious-nationalists whose settlements are illegal under international law, but have been protected by the army, the police and the government.

Widely recognized as Louis' "return to form", the documentary has received widespread acclaim for its direction, investigative prowess, and musical score.

In 2016, a group of young men headed out on a short fishing trip around Farasan Island, off the coast from Jazan, Saudi Arabia. Intending to be away for an hour, they were soon driven off course in thick fog, heading unknowingly towards the war-torn Yemeni border. For days hours, they drifted without food or water, constantly at risk from passing pirates or being shot from the shore.

At 15, Shamima Begum left London to join the terror group Islamic State. It made global headlines. She and her two friends became known as the Bethnal Green Girls. Four years later, pregnant with her third child, Begum emerged from the ashes of the so-called caliphate, desperate to come home.

For the first time, her account of what happened is investigated to find the truth. This BAFTA-winning documentary is the BBC's most-viewed production to date.

After a night out clubbing, a young Londoner returns home to find her building engulfed in flames and her family missing. Through a friendship with a fellow survivor, she finds the strength to deal with her grief and move on with her life.

This award-winning film explores the complex and often overlooked effects of national disasters.

Jameel wakes up from car-crash induced coma to find that everything about her life has changed: her father has disappeared, her friends are no longer there and her mom has taken a new husband. But life must go on, and at 23, she must return to high-school to graduate while navigating a new world.

Jameel Jiddan is the first Saudi coming-of-age drama series of its kind in the Arab world.

Following a traumatic incident, Lara joins her childhood best friend for a relaxing weekend in an isolated resort. Things turn sour as Lara quickly realizes she has been set up for a trap.

"It Gets Darker" is a horror-comedy that pays homage to the iconic horror classics of the nineties with a unique, contemporary approach to normalized violence and savior narratives.

The largest non-nuclear blast in modern history took place on August 4 in Beirut, but the effects stretch far longer. This documentary offers a deep-dive into the communities that have materialised, (or disappeared) in the wake of a moment that shook the world.

When an Arab celebrity has a problem, big or small, fixer Tony Tabet is the solution. Now he wants out to reconnect with his son. With one month left on the job, how wrong can things possibly go?

AL SHAK (DOUBT) is a psychological thriller about isolation and connection. It was created, commissioned, written, cast and produced entirely in the first lockdown of the coronavirus pandemic.

Sundance-winner Dunya's Day follows Dunya, as her perfectly planned graduation party heads towards disaster when she is abandoned by all of her household help.