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The life of musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, blending interviews, reenactments, and live performances. Explore his journey from a celebrated prodigy to a rebellious outsider, set against the backdrop of flourishing European culture.

In 1667, 28-year-old all-powerful king of France, Louis XIV, decides to build the greatest palace in the world - Versailles. But drained budget, affairs and political intrigues complicate things.

Chasing the Sun follows adventure-seeker, former Pro surfer, and international model Stephen Jake Friedman (The Blueprint, Fox Networks) as he travels the world. The series tells stories through the locals Stephen meets.

1917: Russia is on the brink of the Russian Revolution. The young doctor Dr Vladimir Bomgard starts his first job in the province. Until now, the fresh university graduate from Moscow has only known medicine from its theoretical side, but now he has to face the harsh reality. Although he is the only doctor in the area, Dr Bomgard is not completely alone. For he receives advice from his alter ego from the future, who, however, does not hold back with sarcastic remarks about his insecurities and neuroses.

Judah Ben Hur and Messala are best friends, growing up together in Roman-occupied Jerusalem. Messala is torn from the Hur family by his estranged father and taken to Rome for military training but returns to Jerusalem years later in charge of the Roman garrison. When Ben Hur's family is blamed for an uprising during Pontius Pilate's arrival, Messala makes an example of them, sending Ben Hur to the galleys and his sister and mother to prison. After three years in the torturous galleys as a slave rower, his desire for revenge growing by the day, Ben Hur returns to Jerusalem to settle the score between him and Messala in a tense and exhilarating chariot race that tests their characters to the maximum.

Big Ballet follows a troupe of plus-size amateur dancers as they attempt to realise their dream of dancing Swan Lake. Rebellious dance legend Wayne Sleep was the shortest dancer ever to make his debut on the Royal Ballet stage and now he wants to unlock the world of ballet for a wider audience and break one of the biggest taboos in ballet: size. Under the watchful eye of Wayne and prima ballerina Monica Loughman, the dancers attempt to do what some experts say is impossible.