Alex Beresford explores a mental health crisis among Black British men

Black Boys Can Cry with Alex Beresford

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Alex Beresford explores a mental health crisis among Black British men, why being Black, male and British is so damaging, and how to help them.

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Inspirational documentaries championing stories by Black filmmakers

Inspirational documentaries championing stories by Black filmmakers - from pioneering doctors and military heroes from the past, to breakthrough filmstars and fashion trendsetters.

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Explore tattoos in Black British culture with three Black tattoo artists

The Ink Life

The series that reveals untold stories from new directors for Black History Month continues with an exploration of tattoos in Black British culture by following three Black tattoo artists and their customers.

Dr Zoe Williams celebrates the NHS at 75 by meeting four Black doctors

Our NHS with Dr Zoe Williams

Dr Zoe Williams celebrates 75 years of the NHS by meeting four pioneering Black doctors who are shaking up the world of medicine by using innovative methods.

Jazzie B, Afua Hirsch, Richard Blackwood explore Black British Identity

Union Black (Fresh Cuts 2025)

Jazzie B, Afua Hirsch, Richard Blackwood & more explore Black British Identity. 

Louise Coleman explores the popularity of Brazilian butt lift surgery

The Bottom Line

Another untold story from a new director for Black History Month, this documentary explores the popularity of Brazilian butt lift surgery with filmmaker and investigator Louise Coleman.

Ras Kwame sits down with guests to discuss life, the arts and humanity

In Convo (Fresh Cuts 2025)

Ras Kwame sits down with guests including Fuse ODG and Charlene White to discuss life, the arts and the human experience - opening the door to candid, inspiring conversations. 

Step into The ReStore - a bustling London sneaker store and workshop 

The Restore (Fresh Cuts 2025)

Step into The ReStore, a bustling London sneaker store & workshop under Jordan Taylor's leadership. It's the ultimate trainer restoration experience, where every pair tells a story.

An absurdist sketch show that subverts Black Gen Z culture with zero chill.

Say Less! (Fresh Cuts 2025)

A slick and absurdist sketch show, starring rising Black British talent, that unleashes sharp side-eye comedy with zero chill while capturing the chaos of Gen Z life today.

Fierce, funny, unfiltered. Three blind experts run the dating game

Blind Matchmakers (Fresh Cuts 2025)

Fierce, funny and unfiltered. This programme puts three blind experts in charge of the dating game and flips the script on everything we thought we knew about love.

Former Marine Ben McBean celebrates Black military heroes

For Crown and Country

Former Marine Ben McBean goes on a journey to celebrate the contribution of Black military heroes and understand why his Army experience differed to theirs.

Explore how Black culture and design contributed to mainstream UK fashion

Black in Fashion

Remi Burgz narrates this exploration of the contribution of Black culture and design to mainstream British fashion from the street to the club and the catwalk.

Youngs Teflon helps people learn how to express themselves through rap

Everyone Can Rap

A series of untold stories from new directors for Black History Month begins with this film in which three ordinary people learn how to express themselves through rap with the guidance of rapper Youngs Teflon.

Black Britons tell personal stories of the Queen's Jubilee years

Our Jubilee

Black Britons tell personal stories of the Queen's Jubilee years in this film compiled in 2022 before the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Two basketball players and their teams battle through the Ball Out tournament

Slam Dunk

Series revealing untold stories from new directors for Black History Month. This film follows two basketball players and their teams as they battle their way through the Ball Out 3x3 tournament.