无限超越班第四季

　　被命运选中的孩子
　　在仍懵懂稚嫩的时候
　　就注定要承载目光与审视的重量
　　在严苛的生存与进化法则里
　　游历乐园，逃离迷宫
　　在迷雾中找寻登陆的方向
　　雾隐山城
　　他们的故事从这里起笔
　　少年越过一山又一山
　　迷雾重重里前路隐约有了光亮
　　最初零星的回响在几千个日日夜夜里酝酿
　　呼唤、等待、陪伴和热爱的声音在彼岸回响
　　是这一路抵御风暴和怯懦的力量
　　指引每一位勇敢的少年无悔前往
　　迷雾终将散尽，迎来踏浪的最终倒计时
　　烈焰与浪潮碰撞出风暴漩涡
　　汹涌吞吐，等待少年拾级而上
　　蝴蝶万次振翅，齿轮环环相扣
　　七年的每一步脚印都产生着连锁反应
　　牵动结局的方向
　　但正如最初的歌声一样
　　“就算是风浪滔天，也要大声地唱”
　　各位，久等了。TF家族三代出道实录——「登陆日」，即将来临！

在杰西卡-翁索（Jessica Wongso）的好友米尔纳-萨利欣（Mirna Salihin）去世多年后，这部纪录片深入探讨了围绕杰西卡-翁索审判的未解之谜。

　　在捷克共和国，有一群女性在不知情或被强迫的情况下做了绝育手术，只因为他们罗姆人的身份。罗姆人，通常被外族称作吉普赛人，遍布世界各地，因其特殊的生活方式而受到歧视和迫害。由于在欧洲兴起的优生运动，共产主义期间的捷克共和国颁布法令，通过绝育来限制罗姆人的数量。而这种行为和歧视一直被延续至今，仍有许多罗姆女性表示被强迫做了绝育手术，但同时也有人宣称她们是为了拿到钱才同意绝育。为了反抗这种侵犯人权的行为，一些受害女性团结起来，在全世界范围内为罗姆女性的权益而奋斗。在捷克共和国，有一群女性在不知情或被强迫的情况下做了绝育手术，只因为他们罗姆人的身份。罗姆人，通常被外族称作吉普赛人，遍布世界各地，因其特殊的生活方式而受到歧视和迫害。由于在欧洲兴起的优生运动，共产主义期间的捷克共和国颁布法令，通过绝育来限制罗姆人的数量。而这种行为和歧视一直被延续至今，仍有许多罗姆女性表示被强迫做了绝育手术，但同时也有人宣称她们是为了拿到钱才同意绝育。为了反抗这种侵犯人权的行为，一些受害女性团结起来，在全世界范围内为罗姆女性的权益而奋斗。

　　聚焦于动物界中最具代表性的六个由强势雌性统治的世界。

《交换礼物》是由林明谦（阿宝男友）執導、曾宝仪旁白，探讨关于癌症治疗的不同议题。曾宝仪历时四年，深入走访多位医生、博士、教授、科研团队与癌症病友，展开一段深入认识癌症、探索另类疗法的旅行。

　　曾打破多项世界记录的大卫·布雷恩为了突破魔术境界，走访世界各地。寻找能展现魔法般真实奇迹的特异高手们，从中学习超凡技艺，带领观众体验一场震撼之旅。

　　《打破奥林匹亚：菲尔·希思的故事》是有史以来最伟大的健美运动员之一菲尔·希思的明确的、前所未闻的故事。18 年的身体和精神牺牲让希斯深受伤病困扰，他正站在改变健美历史面貌的边缘。《打破奥林匹亚》收录了罗尼·科尔曼、杰伊·卡特勒、凯·格林、布兰登·库里、德克斯特·杰克逊等人的贡献，揭开了这位 7 届奥林匹亚先生冠军的非凡人生故事，他在排名中不断提升，并与顶级选手展开竞争健美运动员和媒体的关注，他试图巩固自己的遗产，成为地球上最伟大的奥林匹亚先生冠军。—环球影业

　　《白鴿計畫：台灣新電影二十年》蕭菊貞受釜山影展20週年特別企劃「紀錄片系列專題—亞洲電影的力量」之託，拍攝本片紀錄自台片票房復興，台灣電影工作者所面臨的困難，藉由一段段與台灣導演的訪談，爬梳台灣電影中所反映的社會脈動以及「國族認同」議題。
　　透過訪問導演、製片等電影各界人士，形塑出現今台灣電影的嶄新樣貌，更一窺電影從業人員對於電影的肺腑之言。另一方面，隨時代演變，觀眾對於台灣的想像日漸擴展，這片土地的觀眾似乎湧起一股渴求，希望看到與自身環境及土地相互連結的電影。對於這股新趨勢，身處新世代的導演們又將會如何應對？

《粉碎》是派拉蒙Plus电视台的一部两集纪录片，详细描述了2022年万圣节在韩国首尔发生的人群粉碎事件。

　　Created by the monarch, Dukedoms are gradually becoming extinct - the last one was created by Queen Victoria. In this one-off documentary Michael Waldman meets some of the last vestiges of this level of British aristocracy, and asks what has become of those who remain.
　　In 2012 South African Bruce Murray found himself becoming the 12th Duke of Atholl and heading up the only private army in Europe - the Atholl Highlanders.
　　If Camilla Osborne had been a boy, she would have inherited her father’s Dukedom, but now there is no longer a Duke of Leeds.
　　The Duke and Duchess of St Albans don’t have a stately pile, but do have their coronets and coronation robes.
　　One of the few Dukes to still sit in the House of Lords, The Eighth Duke of Montrose (pictured) is a hill farmer by trade. He continues the family tradition of being intimately involved in the political relationship between Scotland and England.
　　The Duchess of Rutland was determined to make Belvoir Castle an efficient business, living onsite in one wing, with her estranged husband the Duke living in another. Their elder teen daughters are prepared for when the title is passed down to their younger brother.
　　Whilst at Blenheim Palace, Lady Rosemary Spencer Churchill, daughter of the 10th Duke of Marlborough, revisits her childhood home. Her nephew succeeded to the title only recently and it’s a rather a different Blenheim to the one she remembers.

　　Sir David Attenborough is to present and narrate a new landmark film, Climate Change: The Facts for BBC One.
　　The documentary will provide an urgent look at the science of climate change and the potential solutions to this global threat, combining footage that reveals the already devastating impact of climate change on our planet with interviews from some of the world’s leading climate scientists.
　　After one of the hottest years on record, climatologists and meteorologists explain the effects of climate change on both the human population and the natural world. Scientists, including Dr James Hansen, Dr Michael Mann and Professor Catherine Mitchell will forensically unpack the science behind the extreme weather conditions of recent years, which have seen unprecedented storms and catastrophic wildfires; as well as detailing how the accelerating rate at which the world’s ice is melting is causing sea level rises, and how deforestation is exacerbating the problem of global warming by adding to CO2 in the atmosphere.
　　The film will deliver an unflinching exploration of what dangerous levels of climate change could mean for human populations, what is likely to happen if global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees and if major reductions in CO2 emissions are not made in the next decade.
　　The documentary looks too at potential solutions, exploring the innovations, technology and actions the world's governments and industries are taking to prevent further warming and showcasing individuals who are creating change at grassroots levels.
　　In the film, Sir David Attenborough says: "In the 20 years since I first started talking about the impact of climate change on our world, conditions have changed far faster than I ever imagined. It may sound frightening but the scientific evidence is that if we have not taken dramatic action within the next decade we could face irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies. We're running out of time but there's still hope… I believe that if we better understand the threat we face, the more likely it is that we can avoid such a catastrophic future.”