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Four friends in their 40's are summoned to Lisbon for Amalia's funeral. She's left them an unexpected legacy: a child conceived with one of them during an Erasmus study program in Portugal 20 years ago. They embark on a daring and exciting journey in search of the mystery offspring while waiting for the DNA results to find out which one is the father.

A film about the future of human reproduction as it happens right before our eyes. This investigation takes us around the world to patients and researchers, to egg donors and surrogate mothers, to laboratories and clinics. The hopes and wishes of future parents mesh with research on how to optimize the human genome in the face of an ever accelerating rate of progress. How far do we want to go?

A Primary source educational documentary of Cary Mullis figured you needed to be able to replicate a piece of genetic material (DNA, gene, whatever) a billion times in order to study genetics, then he made it happen. Now trillions of dollars of research world wide is under way notably, China, Singapore, Russia, N Korea, etc whomever wins this race gets military and economic advantage

Dr Amir Khan is a brilliant scientist who has conquered the world of science. He heads the Genetic department at the Eureka Institute of Research. He decides to push the very frontiers of science by challenging Nature itself! He proposes the Next stage of Human Evolution by Altering Human Genes. A proposal not met with favour by his Institute who duly close the Project. Undettered Dr Amir decides to go ahead with the project regardless. Despite objection from his dearest friend and fellow scientist Helena. He starts working in secret and begins a video diary to record the changes brought about by this experiment. At first there is great elation when his project seems to be a success. Enhancing his Mental and Physical capabilities further. A fact not missed by a Jealous fellow scientist Dr Peter Carlos who tries to steal the idea. But then nature strikes back and negative side effects begin to manifest themselves. Time is running out for Dr Amir as he struggles to reverse the effects. Will he succeed? Can he save himself. Can nature be truly conquered or does nature always strike back?

A time traveler goes back to present day Japan to prevent super-lover from being created and later taking over the world. What she does find is a nerdy boy who literally vomits whenever a girl arouses him. She shoots him with a special chemical coated dart in order to prevent the potential personality magnetism from emerging, only to learn that she has created it in him instead. Now she must work with the guy to prevent the evil seducer side of him from becoming dominate, without herself falling for him in the process.

Lauren's life is on a positive trajectory, until she is falsely accused of murder. Discovering that an obsessive serial killer with her exact DNA match has been knowingly implicating her in all his crimes, she is forced to fight to prove her innocence and save her life.

New developments in the science of gene-editing signal that society is on the verge of a technological breakthrough that could forever change the future of mankind. From disease eradication to trait selection and biohacking, fierce debate swirls over the moral, social and environmental implications of these new groundbreaking experiments. Over the course of this provocative four-part limited series, UNNATURAL SELECTION travels from Mississippi to Italy to New Zealand to Burkina Faso to Ukraine to meet the scientists, hackers, critics, ethicists and beneficiaries of the technologies that defy evolution and have the potential to do the world incredible good or irreparable harm.

Two genetic engineers create a hybrid organism, blending human and animal DNA. As the creature rapidly matures, ethical boundaries blur, leading to horrifying consequences. With standout performances by Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley, the film explores the disturbing implications of unchecked scientific ambition. A must-watch for anyone intrigued by moral quandaries wrapped in a gripping narrative.

The biggest tech revolution of the 21st Century isn't digital, it's biological. A breakthrough called CRISPR has given us unprecedented control over the basic building blocks of life. It opens the door to curing diseases, reshaping the biosphere, and designing our own children. Human Nature is a provocative exploration of CRISPR's far-reaching implications, through the eyes of the scientists who discovered it, the families its affecting, and the bio-engineers who are testing its limits. How will this new power change our relationship with nature? What will it mean for human evolution? To begin to answer these questions we must look back billions of years and peer into an uncertain future.

DCS David Baker headed up the investigation into the brutal murders of two Leicestershire schoolgirls between 1983 and 1987. Only a few miles away, Dr Alec Jeffreys, was a scientist at Leicester University who, on 10 September 1984, invented a remarkable technique to read each individual's unique DNA fingerprint. When a local teenager admitted to one of the murders but not the other, Baker asked Jeffreys to analyze the DNA evidence left at the crime scenes. Both men were shocked to discover that the teenager was innocent, his confession false. DCS Baker then took the extraordinarily brave step to launch the world's first ever DNA manhunt, testing over five thousand local men to track down the killer.

Traces the expansion of the human race from central Africa to Asia to the edge of South America.

Adam Rutherford explores the consequences of one of the biggest scientific projects of all time - the decoding of the entire human genome.

A pulse-pounding, fantastical but also heart-warming adventure-tale about a mother fighting for the life of her son while trying to escape the clutches of a cruel, greedy, globalist pharma-corp out to get her and silence her for good. Luisa, a feisty and strong-willed pharma executive with a knack for thinking outside the box gets way in over her head after realizing that the remedy for curing her son Max's rare disease lies in tampering with dinosaur-DNA. So she's throwing herself into the research - much to the chagrin of her bosses. They kick her out, leading Luisa to flee to Austria, her home country - with some dinosaur-DNA she illicitly took from the lab in tow. Keen on doing all it takes to cure her son she risks it all - and clones a dinosaur. And yet again she gets much more than she bargained for: The prehistoric creature forms a strong bond with Max, ending in a friendship spanning millions of years. But danger lurks just around the corner: Luisas secret leaks out and the pharma bosses are willing to stop at nothing to get back what they claim is theirs. Luisa must finally fight back - to save the dinosaur and her family from extinction.

Star academics, Doctors Julian Reed and Barbara Sullivan, fall in love and conceive the idea of cloning a Neanderthal from ancient DNA. Against the express directive of University administrators, they follow through on this audacious idea. The result is William: the first Neanderthal to walk the earth for some 35,000 years. William tries his best to fit into the world around him. But his distinctive physical features and his unique way of thinking - his 'otherness' - set him apart and provoke fear. William's story is powerful and unique, and his struggle to find love and assert his own identity in a hostile world is universal - and timeless.