1 x 52 min. / 1 x 45 min.

Ancient Mediterranean oaks, beech forests with canopies like cathedrals, hanging pine woods clinging to near-vertical, inaccessable mountainsides up to the treeline harbour more pristine habitats than countries ten times the size of Slovenia. As if to prove the healthy state of its nature, this tiny country boasts the highest brown bear density on the globe, with close to thousand bears sharing wild habitats with lynx, jackals, deer and many other species.

1 x 45 min. / 1 x 50 min.

Thousands of square kilometres of untamed wilderness stretch out behind vast oil and gas refineries and Doha‘s distinctive skyline. Specialists including spiny-tailed lizards, desert monitors and dozens of bird species bring life to the sun-baked land. Pearls and gas brought great wealth and gave rise to skyscrapers, irrigation systems and traffic networks that are rapidly changing habitats and animal behaviour. Qatar has become a laboratory for the Earth‘s future – and an increasingly challenging home for its many inhabitants...

1 x 52 min. / 1 x 45 min.

The name "Rothschild" became synonymous with immense wealth. The Rothschilds are associated with success and luxury, but also with centuries of alliances with absolutist rulers and the financing of wars and oppression. To this day, the Rothschild family remains a target of anti-Semitic attacks, conspiracy theories, and persecution. How did the Rothschilds amass their legendary fortune? How did the family rise from the Frankfurt ghetto to become one of the world's most powerful financial dynasties?

2 x 45 min. / 1x50 min. / 2x52 min. / 1x96 min.

In 1521, the Fugger family finally decides, or rather must decide, to take over mining in Tyrol. Streams are dammed, alpine pastures repopulated, and entire forests are cut down. No stone is left unturned: the world is changing and the focus is on Tyrol as it is driving the transformation.

2 x 52 min

For more than 700 years, Al-Andalus had been the centre of science, poetry, medicine and innovation. The kings decide to show their remaining power to the world by setting their people a challenge – to create the perfect artwork in the form of a building, the Alhambra palace complex. Ibn al Khatib, prime minister, philosopher, and doctor, chronicles the construction of the Alhambra.

13 x 45 min.

The “Soko Linz” Special Commission is run as a police cooperation center, deployed in the border triangle of Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic, and also counts on the friendly Austro-German relationship in terms of personnel. In 13 cross-border cases, resolute Chief Inspector Johanna “Joe” Haizinger and the considerate Chief Commissioner Ben Halberg investigate everything, from Linz's up-and-coming technology sector to the homeless scene, between witness protection programs and the hunt for serial killers.

61 x 48 min.

Five women, whose biggest challenge so far has been surviving their daily hour-long luxus shopping tours burning up their husband’s credit cards, are taken by complete surprise when suddenly one of them is divorced by her husband and thrown out of the house. Instantly the remaining BFFs realize that the same could happen to them - and their survival instinct awakens.