由一個前獵人的個人故事，到全球的反狩獵運動，節目概述整個狩獵歷史；透過激進的動物維權人士、政治家和組織，闡明狩獵的方法和狩獵者的心理。

What drives people all over the world to hunt animals, often driving them towards extinction? How does hunting affect our relationship with nature and impact fragile ecosystems? And how do hunting lobbies influence law makers and the media?

Through the personal story of one ex-hunter, ’On The Wild Side’ unites the global anti-hunting movement, while also providing an overview of hunting throughout history. Featuring interviews with activists, politicians and organizations all over the world, this documentary sheds light on the psychology of hunting and the methods of the saboteurs.

Is it possible to end hunting forever?

Around the world, hundreds of millions of people are living in lockdown in a bid to keep the spread of coronavirus under control. Governments have had no choice but to put a freeze on entire economies, restrict our freedom of movement and transform everything we had previously taken for granted as normal. Now, what we all want to know, is when will lockdown end? In this film, Dr Xand van Tulleken (who has worked for the WHO and has a masters degree in Public Health from Harvard) explores why the lockdown is continuing. He also seeks answers to the questions many of us have about when it will end – and what the world will be like when it does end.

The “World’s second largest film industry” (UNESCO) is called Nollywood and is located in Lagos, Nigeria. Nollywood is known for fast-paced, low-budget productions with unorthodox aesthetics. But in recent years fresh movement came into the industry. Multiplex cinemas are opening up in Africa’s growing mega-cities and the internet enables worldwide distribution. The opportunities in the blooming industry attract unique characters to Lagos. There is a young investor from Berlin, co-founder of the biggest Nollywood streaming service, and there is a young director striving for an intellectual cinematic movement made in Nigeria.

North Korea is boxing far above its weight. How is it possible that one of the poorest countries in the world finances a nuclear weapons programme large enough to challenge the US? The answer: Thanks to Bureau 39, a legendary organisation nestled deep inside the government apparatus. Its aim: to procure foreign exchange by any means possible to provide Kim Jong-un's regime with money. Printing dollars, smuggling arms, insurance fraud, human trafficking - nothing is too unscrupulous for North Korea's money makers.

As the most important election in US history approaches RIGGED tracks a systematic, decade-long effort to suppress votes by undercutting the impact of a growing demographic of voters who were crucial in electing Barack Obama as President in 2008. It details a variety of voter suppression tactics, including purging voting rolls; passing new, restrictive voter ID laws; gerrymandering; and intimidating voters from exercising their right to vote. The film features interviews with key Republican strategists who describe how the voter suppression game is played.

Electric cars, wind turbines, solar panels... The energy transition holds the promise of a more prosperous and peaceful world, finally free of oil, pollution and shortages. But this official thesis proves to be a myth: by breaking free of fossil fuels, we are setting ourselves up for a new dependence on rare metals. Severe ecological, economic for the supply of these strategic resources have already begun. And if the “green world” that awaits us turned out to be a new nightmare?

“BSI is in serious breach of the statutory provisions concerning money laundering.” It was 24 May 2016. With this damning and emphatic verdict, Switzerland’s financial regulator decided to shut down Ticino’s oldest and biggest bank.   This documentary reconstructs one of history’s greatest financial scandals, an incident which spanned several countries and starred a series of unlikely characters: the Prime Minister of an Asian country, the greed of many different people, even prominent Hollywood actors, with top executives at BSI accused of being involved in the whole extravagant affair.

Big pharma is big business. Richer and more powerful than ever, Big Pharma has influence at the heart of the economy and politics. This film investigates the lobbying practices of the lucrative pharmaceutical industry which can alone decide on government health policies, possibly to the detriment of our health. This global and complex survey collects testimonies from patient suffering from the side effects of allowed dangerous drugs, including hospitalizations and life-threatening disability, and who are engaged in difficult legal battles against companies.

November 1979: The United States impose their first embargo on Iran in response to staff at their embassy in Tehran being taken hostage. Today, relationships between Tehran and Washington continue to deteriorate and the Iranian economy is suffering under the weight of US sanctions. Inflation, unemployment, trafficking of medicines, and ration coupons – the Iranian people are paying a heavy price. But how do the Iranians survive under the heavy burden of this embargo? And just who is benefiting from it?

More than 25 million people worldwide are affected by COVID-19, stretching health systems and changing our way of life. But how are vulnerable economies with limited resources responding to this battle of survival? CNA traverses the globe, to Pakistan, Philippines and Bangladesh to discover harsh realities confronting societies that are embattled by the deadly virus.

We investigate the economic, social, political and psychological impact of the pandemic, while observing communities fighting back through technology and human ingenuity.