Stuff the British Stole

A sober, illuminating history lesson that makes colonial plunder feel urgent and alive through vivid colour and sharp storytelling.

A calm, thoughtful stroll through Britain's past, rich with voices and archive, inviting curiosity rather than demanding it.

A sober, deeply researched historical reckoning that unfolds slowly, confronting painful truths with dignity and quiet anger.

A methodical, interview-driven true-crime documentary that slowly unpacks a baffling heist, leaving you intrigued but never thrilled.

A sober, thoughtful documentary that feels like a quiet investigation into loss and ownership, asking you to pay attention to history and justice.

A leisurely, beautifully photographed stroll through art and ideas, elegant and quietly enriching rather than gripping.

A warm, curious historian leads you through old evidence and new clues, making the past feel like a gripping detective story.

A curated window into real lives worldwide, varied and often sobering, rewarding viewers who want substance over spectacle.

A quiet, sobering investigative essay that follows stolen heritage across borders, leaving you thoughtful and quietly indignant.

A sober, journalistic anthology that immerses you in real-world stories with a measured, engaging pace.

A sober, sweeping history lesson that connects distant imperial trade and conquest to the present with quiet moral force.

Awe-inspiring and immersive, like peering through a time machine at majestic creatures in their natural habitats, with a soothing narration that makes learning feel like an adventure.