Project XX

A sober, archival journey through twentieth-century history that asks you to pay attention and sit with uncomfortable truths.

A calm, scholarly stroll through archive footage that makes history feel examined rather than dramatised.

A sober, stagey history lesson that dramatises the past with earnest gravity, asking patience and rewarding curiosity about bygone events.

A sober, informative look at famous figures and events, offering context and revelation rather than drama.

A stately, first-person tour through twentieth-century history, rich with archive footage and an insider's genial authority.

A sober, interview-driven news hour that walks through serious subjects with a steady, journalistic calm.

A sober, scholarly hour of history that rewards attention with archival footage and expert testimony rather than drama.

A calm, talk-heavy history lesson where experts unpack the past in measured conversation, rewarding viewers who want substance over spectacle.

A stately, newsreel-driven history lesson that feels like a mid-century classroom film: informative, earnest, and occasionally stirring.

A calm, thoughtful Sunday-evening window into artists' lives and work, rewarding curiosity more than excitement.

A brisk, sober newsmagazine that moves quickly through big interviews and short reports, informative rather than immersive.

A sober, sweeping history lesson that moves deliberately through catastrophe, mixing archival footage with grave narration to leave you informed and unsettled.}{.