The Friday Documentary Episodes Episode guide
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Kidnapped - Colombia
Reuniting the people intimately involved in a hostage negotiation
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Kidnapped - Iraq
What would you do if a loved one was kidnapped and how far would you go to get them back?
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Global Perspective - Escape from Time
Do you dream of a life less regimented by clock time?
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Global Perspective - Where the Buffalo Roam
Hong Kong, is a population of migrants
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Global Perspective - Escape to New Zealand
Meeting people who have chosen to escape to New Zealand
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Global Perspective - The Convict Streak
From the late 18th century for almost a hundred years Australia was a penal colony
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Harare Festival
The world looked on during the elections of 2008 in Zimbabwe
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Global Perspective - Call Me Nana
A look at the lives of grandparents in Canada who have custody of their grandchildren
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Global Perspective - The Grass is Greener
Ghana is an African country that is comparatively stable politically and economically
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Global Perspective - Escaping the Water Wolf
In the Netherlands climate change brings new threats as sea level rise
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Boom Or Bust
Australian government figures show that mining has the highest rate of deaths
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After the KGB, Part Two
Investigating the World's fastest growing intelligence service, the FSB
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After the KGB, Part One
A look at the evolution of the KGB
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Uncovering Pakistan
The rise of the holy warriors in Afghanistan
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Teacher Flower
Kathy Flower was one of the most famous face on Chinese television for teaching English
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Fading Traditions
We travel to India to meet Jyoti, a young devadasi.
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Fading Traditions
A journey to the former Soviet republic of Georgia
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Fading Traditions, Marrakech, Morocco
In Marrakech you can still find men who tell ancient stories that have been handed down
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Looted Art
Charles Wheeler follows the trail of World War Two's looted art
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Only One Bakira, Bosnia
It's estimated that 20,000 women were raped as part of the Bosnian war (1992-1995)
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Wildfire
A summer with Australian fire-fighters and scientists
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Jihad and the Petro-Dollar Part Two
It's not unusual for charities to have been accused as having ties to political movements
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Jihad and the Petro-Dollar, Part One
A look at the claims that Saudi Arabia is supporting an extreme Islamic ideology
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Tales from the Commonwealth, Guyana, Part Four
Investigating why the Amerindian culture is under threat
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Tales from the Commonwealth, Mozambique, Part Three
Mozambique is finding its feet following socialism and sixteen years of civil war
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Tales from the Commonwealth, St Lucia, Part Two
On the paradise island of St Lucia, Medalice Breen attempts to maintain Kweyol culture
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Tales from the Commonwealth, Papua New Guinea , Part One
Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is notorious for crime and deprivation
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The Boys from the Bush, Bhundu Boys
In 1983 a Zimbabwean band named the Bhundu Boys introduced a new sound
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We're No Angels
A look at how future Polish governments will maintain democracy
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Land of the Mobile Millionaires
In 1962 Onni Nurmi died leaving shares in Nokia to pensioners