Exposure (2011)

An expose of the misogynistic culture that exists inside many UK police forces. Reporter Julie Etchingham meets former and serving female police officers who have been routinely sexualised, sidelined, and silenced when trying to speak out against male colleagues.

This timely documentary tells the definitive television story of the Tavistock Centre's Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS), from its creation to disbandment.

n this intimate documentary, viewers are taken on a five-year journey highlighting a woman’s remarkable determination to seek justice against the man who raped her. The individual in question stands accused of numerous assaults and rapes targeting women who sought employment at his escort agency in London.

Filmed in secret for over a year, this unflinching Exposure documentary reveals the extent of ongoing human rights abuses taking place in Iran while the world looks on.

The story of the search for justice and accountability after a mass grave was discovered last autumn in a forest outside the city of Izium in north-east Ukraine following six months of Russian occupation. This film for the Exposure strand interweaves haunting first-hand survivor accounts of the occupation with access to Ukrainian investigators and secret service agents hunting down the Russians they believe are responsible.

Explores the human cost of the current British law on assisted dying through the stories of five people who all want the right to die at a time of their choosing, as well as why some feel this is a choice they should never have. This film for the Exposure strand asks if there can be any answer that would satisfy both sides of the contentious assisted dying debate, or whether this delicate issue will remain unresolved in the UK for the foreseeable future.