The mockumentary ghost story from 2009 has found a new audience – and new relevance in a world where no one knows what is real and what is fake.

The mockumentary ghost story from 2009 has found a new audience – and new relevance in a world where no one knows what is real and what is fake.
The most notorious shockumentary of the 1970s gets an unexpected Hollywood makeover.
The mysterious, unexplored world of the strange and wonderful chika idol scene.
The TV series covering the major names from the final days of serious science fiction literature.
Sidney Bernstein’s documentary of concentration camp footage and the reconstructed version of the long-suppressed film.
Exploring the intersections of traditional burlesque, performance art and classic striptease, and just how far it is all removed from the modern, uptight burlesque scene.
Peter Watkins’ Vietnam-era study of protest, politics and punishment remains timely, but it’s too much in love with sloganeering to win over hearts and minds.
The new threat of illegal live recordings explored in a 1971 documentary that includes shameless criminality and John Lennon hiding in a bag.
The sordid tale of rock’s must gleefully offensive band and its provocative leader.
A strange German television drama based around the 1980 Kiss tour.
The only television interview with the writer, philosopher and transgressive artist.