Documentaries are bigger than ever right now, with 2019 marking the rise of the docu-series.
No celeb is safe from the scrutiny of modern-day docos with Leaving Neverland and Surviving R Kelly proving pivotal to the way the media can now investigate previously untouched issues – no matter how political or controversial they may be.
Whether you’re into David Attenborough, Louis Theroux or documentaries like Fyre Festival, Reality Titbit has it all.
Breaking Dad aired its first series in 2019, featuring dad and son duo, Bradley and Barney Walsh. The 2019 show took the duo off to America to star …
Blindboy is back on BBC Three in 2019, and this time with a full thought-provoking series targeting a range of current issues. The investigative jou…
It's November 11th, an important day in history not just for Europe but all around the world. It is Remembrance Day, marking the end of the First World…
On Saturday, November 2nd, ITV aired a documentary charting one girls horse-riding ambitions. Riding a Dream followed London jockey-in-training Khad…
One of Netflix's most popular sports docu-series QB1: Beyond the Lights returned for a third season on Friday, August 16th. Season 3 saw viewers int…
If you're looking for a short, sweet, inspirational documentary then look no further. Netflix has just added Little Miss Sumo to their site, a short fi…
The royal family is undoubtedly in the public eye, however opportunities for the general public to go behind-the-scenes with the royals are few and far…
A new exploration series kicked off on the National Geographic channel on Sunday, October 20th. Lost Cities with Albert Lin takes viewers on a journ…
Everyone loves a good wedding, there's no denying that. From the romance to boozing and awkward dancing with distant family members, what's not to love…
The Met: Policing London is back for its third series on the BBC! The series returns with even more drama than ever, as the camera crews document th…
