Kate Myers
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Experience the world through a new lens with the Doctober Collection (opens the original)
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Despite their differences in format and focus, great documentaries are connected in their ability to transform how their audiences see the world, capturing their subject matter in inspiring and insightful ways that resonate long after the final credits roll. Whether it’s a raw story of survival or a lighter take on a must-visit destination, there’s something for every documentary lover in the Doctober Collection. Over five unmissable episodes, a new real Australian manslaughter trial is restaged
A young man balances his Muslim faith and millennial experience in American comedy 'Ramy' (opens the original)
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To be a person of faith in the modern world is not without its challenges. For a millennial Muslim man living in New Jersey, the challenges are even more complex. Comedy series Ramy follows Ramy Hassan, a first-generation Egyptian American attempting to balance a renewed interest in religion with the realities of life in his late twenties. The semi-autobiographical series, starring writer and creator Ramy Youssef, dives into Ramy’s struggle to make family, faith, and his own desires align, with
A fight for the planet pushes the boundaries of morality in French thriller 'After Us' (opens the original)
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A graduation speech is usually one filled with optimism, hope, and gratitude, but when AgroBioTech student Mathias Bossel (Léo Legrand) takes to the stage as major de promotion at the beginning of six-part French language thriller After Us, his message is far from positive. Despite topping his class, Mathias is outraged by the institution’s association with what he believes are corrupt corporations, and as he rips his newly-conferred degree into tiny pieces in front of his family and friends, th
Family secrets collide with the work of policing in Brit thriller ‘Six Four’ (opens the original)
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For Detective Chris O’Neill (Kevin McKidd), a well-established career in the Scottish police force has taught him that missing person cases require both decisive action and utmost sensitivity. In four-part drama Six Four however, Chris finds himself on the other side of an investigation when the missing person in question is his teenage daughter, Olivia, and suddenly the considered approach at the heart of policing protocol comes up against powerful parental instincts that will stop at nothing t
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