Renowned wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan follows a baby elephant and its family in Kenya's spectacular Elgon Mountains. With the help of local expert Benjamin Kyalo, Gordon witnesses first-hand the dangers they face in the African bush. Elephant Family & Me Watch free on knowledge.ca

Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's much-loved tale of the Snow Queen and her icy enchanted mirror, this glittering Scottish Ballet production features music by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. The Snow Queen Watch free on knowledge.ca #knowledgenetwork #ballet #dance #snowqueen #winter #performingarts

Julie Walters travels on the UK’s dramatic coastal railways, meeting local characters and marvelling at historic feats of engineering. Along the way, she discovers how much this seaside-dwelling nation still depends on the rails. Coastal Railways with Julie Walters Watch free on knowledge.ca

Guided by his historical Bradshaw's Continental Handbook, Michael Portillo explores Europe by train. At each destination, he delves into local culture and history, and shares what travellers in the early 20th century experienced. Great Continental Railway Journeys, 8 Watch free on knowledge.ca

Mark Coles Smith stars as a young detective Jay Swan in this prequel to Australian crime drama Mystery Road. Posted to remote towns, Jay investigates crimes while dealing with life as an Indigenous police officer straddling two worlds. Mystery Road: Origin, Season 1 Watch free on knowledge.ca

Historian Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors for a fascinating look at the houses that inspired novelist Jane Austen. From a Hampshire cottage to imposing Stoneleigh Abbey, they provide revealing insights into the beloved author. Jane Austen: Behind Closed Doors Watch free on knowledge.ca

Filmmaker Éli Laliberté embarks on a journey with his son Lucas, who has Down syndrome, to explore questions about the value of human life. They meet experts, researchers, advocates and people with Down syndrome in Canada and Europe. Lucas: An Endangered Human Species Watch free on knowledge.ca

Jessica Hall's film is a tribute to her mom and sister, chronicling their journey as Katherine navigates life with an intellectual disability. Family movies are interwoven with scenes of their shared Saturday ritual: thrifting and building dollhouses together. Saturday Watch free on knowledge.ca

Wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan follows a wild cheetah family on foot in the Kalahari to understand the threats they face. Joined by guides Richard Satekge and Julius Mkhize, he witnesses the challenges brought by drought and rival predators. Cheetah Family & Me Watch free on knowledge.ca

Inspector Rojas investigates the mysterious disappearance of a lonely student after a party. Searching for answers, he unearths secrets from his own life while facing a powerful institution operating under a pact of silence. Inspector Rojas: At the End of the World Watch free on knowledge.ca

Shot over 10 years, this award-winning film follows the journey of a charismatic migrant worker who becomes a refugee from the Syrian Civil War. Living in a Lebanese refugee camp where she once farmed, Maria offers the thing many others have lost sight of: hope. Batata Watch free on knowledge.ca

London detective Ruth Calder (Ashley Jensen) leads Shetland into a new chapter after the departure of DI Jimmy Perez. Ruth's partnership with Tosh will be tested as they track down a young witness to a gangland murder who’s fled to the remote isles. Shetland, Season 7 Watch free on knowledge.ca

Vancouver ornithologist Dr. Rob Butler explores the complicated and beautiful lives of crows while looking back on a lifetime obsession. His dedication has shaped the way we perceive these fascinating creatures. Society of Crows: The Art and Practice of Dr. Rob Butler Watch free on knowledge.ca

John Sergeant, Peter Davison and Paul "Piglet" Middleton explore some of the most beautiful parts of Britain using nothing but steam power - traveling by steam boats, trucks, traction engines and everything in between. The Big Steam Adventure Watch free on knowledge.ca

Black-Punjabi singer Judi Singh was a fixture in the Edmonton jazz scene from the 1950s to 1970s, yet her legacy is largely forgotten. Vancouver filmmaker Baljit Sangra shines a spotlight on this unsung artist's life and musical journey. Have You Heard Judi Singh? Watch free on knowledge.ca

Have the world's must-see destinations become victims of their own success? Is authentic travel even possible? What are the environmental costs? This series takes a deep dive into tourism’s most pressing issues, exploring the problems and possible solutions. Overbooked Watch free on knowledge.ca

Family liaison officer Jenn Townsend investigates cases of missing persons and murder in the British seaside town of Morecambe. Professional and personal lives start to blur as she gathers information from family members and pieces together vital clues. The Bay, Season 5 Watch free on knowledge.ca

For decades, scientists have tried to unlock the secrets of ancient DNA. This Emmy-winning documentary follows the story of a maverick scientist's quest to recover DNA that is millions of years old. Hunt for the Oldest DNA Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/hunt-oldest-dna

Join Joanna Lumley on a quest to uncover the soul of three of great cities: Paris, Rome and Berlin. Joanna explores hidden gems and famous landmarks while meeting fascinating locals. Joanna Lumley’s Great Cities of the World Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/joanna-lumleys-great-cities-world

Filmed at a Tokyo elementary school over a year, this portrait reveals how the country's education system shapes Japanese values. The balance between individualism and being respectful to others is tested on a daily basis. The Making of a Japanese Watch free knowledge.ca/program/making-japanese

Physicist Jim Al-Khalili unravels the mysteries of the most complex object in the cosmos: the human brain. Diving deep into neuroscience, he explores the physics of the brain and how it has been shaped by the laws of nature. Secrets of the Brain Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/secrets-brain

The remarkable story of the Asahi baseball team who, prior to the Second World War, won the prestigious Pacific Northwest Championship for five straight years. Sleeping Tigers: The Asahi Baseball Story Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/sleeping-tigers-asahi-baseball-story

Love comes at the most inconvenient of times for Glen, Clara and Aaron. This acclaimed Aussie drama is a funny, sophisticated and touching exploration of love in all its forms. Love Me, Season 2 Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/love-me

Join historian Bettany Hughes as she uncovers extraordinary treasures of human civilization. With rare access to sites and antiquities, she reveals remarkable feats of engineering, culture and faith. Treasures with Bettany Hughes Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/treasures-bettany-hughes

This docudrama tells the life story of one of history's most celebrated writers: William Shakespeare. Featuring Brian Cox, Judi Dench and Helen Mirren, it reveals the sparks that ignited his creative genius. Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/shakespeare-rise-genius

Discover weird and wonderful stories of some of the natural world's most amazing parents. Witness how far they'll go to protect and nurture their offspring. Animal Super Parents Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/animal-super-parents

Guided by his historical Bradshaw's Continental Handbook, Michael Portillo explores Europe and beyond by train. At each destination, he delves into local culture and history. Great Continental Railway Journeys Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/great-continental-railway-journeys

Leading artists and thinkers explore eight dramatic turning points in British history through the prism of its art. From the post-Roman era to the rebellious '60s, they examine key cultural works that emerged during times of crisis. Art That Made Us Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/art-made-us

Join John Sergeant, Peter Davison and Paul "Piglet" Middleton on a steam-powered journey from London to Scotland. Adventure as they travel by paddleboats, barges, steamrollers, tractors, and even the occasional coal-fired car. Britain by Steam Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/britain-steam

From the beaches of Chennai to the mountains of Jaipur, David Rocco searches for the soul of India through its food. David Rocco’s Dolce India Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/david-roccos-dolce #knowledgenetwork #DavidRocco #india #cuisine #travel

When unexpected events pull director Larry Weinstein into his documentary about Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, his film about war, hope and music’s relevance to our society becomes deeply personal. Beethoven's Nine: Ode to Humanity Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/beethovens-nine-ode-humanity

Experience the flow of the seasons on a journey celebrating Japan's traditions, culture and wonders of nature. From spring cherry blossoms to winter snow huts, bathe in the spirit of this magnificent country. Japan: The Sense of Season Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/japan-sense-season

Leroy Little Bear and Amethyst First Rider, leaders of a movement to reintroduce buffalo across Western North America, collaborate with master puppeteer Pete Balkwill to celebrate the buffalo's return. Iniskim: Return of the Buffalo Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/iniskim-return-buffalo

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Explore the extraordinary collaboration between Kwakwaka’wakw Chief Mungo Martin and Jewish ethnomusicologist Ida Halpern. Both having endured cultural suppression, together they saved Kwak'wala songs from being lost forever. Forbidden Music Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/forbidden-music

What does it mean to be Indigenous right now? From copper shield-making to ancient games, portraits of artists and knowledge keepers showcase the resurgence of identity, knowledge and joy across the Northwest Coast. In the Wake of Our Ancestors Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/wake-our-ancestors

As Russia’s illegal war on Ukraine nears its fourth year, Knowledge presents a Storyville Spotlight featuring three documentaries that go beyond the headlines and provide insight into the human impacts of the war. knowledge.ca/storyville-spotlight

Tuesday, September 30 is Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Explore Indigenous truths told from Indigenous perspectives in this curated selection of programs. knowledge.ca/NDTR

On September 30, Knowledge Network will join broadcasters across Canada to present Remembering the Children: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025. Tune in or stream live on our website and apps starting at 12pm. knowledge.ca/NDTR

Love comes at the most inconvenient of times for a family facing emotional upheaval after an unexpected event changes everything. This acclaimed Aussie drama is a funny, sophisticated and touching exploration of love in all its forms. Love Me Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/love-me

Brazilian singer and composer Miúcha was at the heart of the bossa nova music scene in the '50s and '60s. Though she struggled to find her voice in a man's world, her vibrant spirit couldn't be held back. Miúcha: The Voice of Bossa Nova Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/miucha-voice-bossa-nova

The famous Marsh Pride, who’ve been followed in TV documentaries for over 25 years, takes us through the pride’s history as they battle for survival in Kenya's Maasai Mara Reserve. Lion: The Rise and Fall of the Marsh Pride Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/lion-rise-and-fall-marsh-pride

A BC book spawned the Satanic Panic that spread across the world in the '80s and '90s. This is the untold story of Michelle Remembers, a now-discredited bestseller about a Victoria woman’s memories of childhood ritual abuse. Satan Wants You Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/satan-wants-you

Historian David Olusoga traces the events, the people and the forces that transformed four separate nations into a single state - the United Kingdom. In today’s rapidly changing world, can this historic union endure? Union with David Olusoga Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/union-david-olusoga

Artist Jiawei Shen undertakes an ambitious artwork about the history of communism. Alongside Jiawei's effort is a portrait of his marriage, forged in the chaos of China's Cultural Revolution. Welcome to Babel: Painting Communism Watch free knowledge.ca/program/welcome-babel-painting-communism

Explore the wonders of the natural world from the perspective of three dynamic forces: air, land and water. Home to myriad lifeforms on Earth, they’re connected to each other through surprising relationships. Earth: The Nature of Our Planet Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/earth-nature-our-planet

Join the cast and crew for a look back at some of their favourite moments. Go behind the scenes at Nonnatus House to find out how the costume, design and music teams finesse every detail. Call the Midwife, 10th Anniversary Special Watch free knowledge.ca/.../10th.../10th-anniversary-special

Working this hard, who wouldn’t want their best friend by their side? Filmmaker Everett Bumstead follows eight dogs in a tree planting camp near Quesnel, BC, where they are loyal companions, morale boosters, entertainers and even protectors. Block Dog Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/block-dog

Diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy type 2, Ari Kinarthy has outlived doctors' predictions. As his health declines, the Victoria-based composer creates a musical score that will capture his life and serve as his artistic legacy. Ari's Theme Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/aris-theme

Vancouver filmmaker Manny Mahal, a second-generation Canadian, realized he knew little about his father, particularly his life in India before he moved to Canada. So Manny made a movie about him, bridging the cultural gap between father and son. For My Father Watch free on knowledge.ca