First Cut

Since Kate Middleton married Prince William, Prince Harry has been thrust into the spotlight as the most eligible bachelor in Britain. Third in line to the throne, the prince has become an object of desire for girls across the globe - from Americans Cassie and Whitney, who grew up watching Disney movies and dreaming they would one day marry a prince of their own, to Chingford teenagers Jade and Joy who know Harry's whereabouts at any time, day or night. (dir: Emily Hughes) (produced by Rare Day)

Winnie Johnson's search for the body of her son, Keith Bennett, who was murdered by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley in the 1960s. He is the only one of the five victims of the Moors Murderers who remains buried on Saddleworth Moor. Almost 50 years after Keith's disappearance, Brady still refuses to say where he buried the 12-year-old. Now 78 years old and recently diagnosed with cancer, Winnie refuses to give up her quest to find and bring home her eldest son and makes one last plea to Brady.

Would you feel comfortable heckling a 90-year-old Chelsea pensioner? You would? This First Cut documentary follows nonagenarian Jack Woodward as he tries to revive his stand-up comedy career and perform at the Hammersmith Apollo. He began in Northern working men's clubs, then on troop ships during the war. Can modern comedians help him update his act? (dir: Clair Titley) (Testimony Films)

What makes someone donate a kidney to a stranger? The family and friends of 26-year-old Tom appreciate the nobility of his sacrifice, but find it hard to understand. As this new documentary winds on, an explanation suggests itself -- and, occasionally, we get a glimpse behind Tom's gallows humour -- but the film is still more question than answer.

Storm Theunissen tries to legally exploit her body in every way possible by selling her hair, fingernails, and eggs in Hollywood.

Conman Edward Davenport, a wealthy socialite and self-styled 'Lord', was regularly pictured with celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Mick Jagger. This documentary reveals the circumstances that saw Davenport end up behind bars after being convicted of a multimillion-pound fraud in 2011.

What are the rules of contemporary sexual politics? See how the life of one writer in London was transformed for the worse by the word of a woman he met just once. Via dramatic reconstruction and interviews with friends, family, and colleagues, a story unfolds of how he become not only a victim but a sexual assault suspect.

The story of siblings who are ranked 17th and 18th in the world of competitive Irish dance.

Anglo-Chinese businesswoman Carrie Waley runs a finishing school in London for Chinese students eager to learn about English customs and Western business etiquette. Waley returns to Beijing where her mother recalls the family's persecution during the Cultural Revolution.

This First Cut documentary has intimate access to Brighton and Hove Albion as they prepare for the game that determines whether they achieve their dream of promotion to the Premiership.

Natasha Owen-Jones has never met her brother Morgan Schulz as both were adopted by different families. Now a single mother of two, she has spent 20 years tracking him down, eventually locating him in a Minnesota jail where he is serving a life sentence for murder. She journeys from England to meet the family who adopted her brother and eventually Morgan himself.

Fertility problems affect one in seven couples in the UK, so when single mother Camille Strachan announced in July 2011 that she would be launching the world's first IVF lottery, it caused a huge media storm. As she attempts to launch the lottery, Camille meets people who are planning to enter the 20GBP-a-time monthly draw, hoping to win treatment worth 25,000GBP.