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- David Attenborough returns to the world's oceans in this sequel to the acclaimed documentary filming rare and unusual creatures of the deep, as well as documenting the problems our oceans face.
- A smile at four o'clock.
- Life along the equator is spectacularly diverse. Equator's Wild Secrets explores the ecosystems and animals which call this place home.
- On January 10th, the investigative editorial team of CORRECTIV published research into a secret meeting of right-wing extremists, which no one was supposed to know about and which led to demonstrations and protests all over Germany. AfD politicians, CDU politicians, members of the WerteUnion, neo-Nazis and financially strong entrepreneurs came together in November 2023 in a hotel near Potsdam near the Villa on Wannsee, where the "final solution to the Jewish question" was once decided. They met to debate to expel millions of people from Germany, including non-German citizens with a migration background, as well as German citizens with a migration background and German citizens without a migration background who do not want to adapt to the ideological worldviews of those present. On January 17, 2024, the research premiered in the Berliner Ensemble as a staged reading with a political satirical character.
- Madagascar is an ultimate island: Nowhere else on Earth exist so many weird animals in one place. For millions of years, this island lay isolated in the Indian Ocean. Far from the main continents a unique flora and fauna could evolve here. Like the lemurs, a group of prosimians that only live on Madagascar. There are about 100 known species of them - the largest is the Indri. Its home is the rainforest on Madagascar's eastern side. The most adaptable is the ring-tailed lemur, who even can survive in the driest places. But the human population in Madagascar is rising rapidly. To produce charcoal, great parts of the rainforest are being chopped down. Only 10% of the natural rainforest still exists. In his two-part series, wildlife filmmaker Thomas Behrend presents a still - in some areas - mythical world that is on the brink of extinction.
- A trip from Leipzig to the Black Sea with journalist Julia Finkernagel. The journey takes the audience in 6 weeks from Germany to Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, always from the perspective of a backpacker looking for new adventures.
- 5 Series per 30 Minutes shot in 5 big Metropols in Eastern Europe.
- The largest of the lemurs, the Indri, spends most of its life on the treetops in the rainforest on Madagascar's east side. But the forest is getting smaller, and the animals must fight over space in their shrinking world.