Everyman

The story of two thirty-something siblings from New Jersey, USA, who claim to have recovered childhood memories of their father killing dozens of people. While the accusers undergo extensive psychological tests that suggest the pair sincerely believe in their assertions, this film visits many of the alleged scenes of crime, and concludes by confronting the elderly father in his home.

Retired parish priest Tom Willis is also an exorcist, one of 12 working in the diocese of York alone. The demand for exorcisms is greater than ever before, with some people accusing those who dabble in the occult of provoking the spiritual world. This film follows the mild-mannered Willis as he meets some of the men and women who believe the legacy of past evils is haunting their present.

What makes someone become a human time-bomb willing to die for their cause? And what are the effects on those who lose loved ones as a result? This film hears from a woman bereaved on 11 September and a British backpacker who unwittingly shared a guest house with suicide bombers.

Fraudster Paul Bint has been dubbed "King Con" by the tabloid press for passing himself off as a doctor, barrister, businessman and aristocrat. In this revealing documentary, Dominique Walker challenges Bint to set the record straight about his extraordinary past, and finds that compulsive lying is a habit he seems unable to kick.

Spinsterhood was once regarded as being a sign of failure, and spinsters were relegated to a life on the margins of society. But in the 21st century they exist in record numbers. Tina Mo, who has just turned 40, is the envy of her married friends, while wedding-dress designer Elaine baffles clients with her happy singleton existence at the age of 57. This film asks if spinsterhood is the new "happy ever after"?