What’s On Sky Documentaries
Today Sunday 26 February 2023
A full run down of everything airing on Sky Documentaries
today.
06:00
Discovering: Maureen O’Hara
S04E08
A look at the life and career of the Irish-born actress
07:00
Discovering: Edward G Robinson
S04E09
A look at the life and career of the American actor
08:00
The Directors
S03E09
The life and work of Carol Reed
09:00
The Directors
S03E10
The life and work of Sergio Leone
10:00
The Man Who Bought Cricket
S01E01
The story of financial fraudster Allen Stanford
11:00
The Man Who Bought Cricket
S01E02
The story of financial fraudster Allen Stanford
12:00
The Man Who Bought Cricket
S01E03
The story of financial fraudster Allen Stanford
13:00
Clint Eastwood: A Life in Film
The actor discusses his life and career
14:45
My Icon: Maggie Alphonsi
The former rugby union player talks about her idol
15:00
I Am Heath Ledger
Celebrating the life and work of the Australian actor
16:50
Jane Fonda In Five Acts
An intimate look at the life and work of Jane Fonda
2018 – Documentary, TV Movie
19:10
Apollo 11
Documentary about the moon landings
2019 – Documentary, History
Documentary made to mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landings, presenting the story of the iconic space mission through a newly discovered trove of 70mm archive footage and still photographs and drawing on thousands of hours of audio recordings. Featuring the personal accounts of the astronauts, the team in Mission Control, and the millions of spectators on the ground
21:00
I Am Johnny Cash
A celebration of the country singer-songwriter
A celebration of the country singer-songwriter built around 12 of his classic tracks spanning four decades, and featuring interviews with his family and friends. Featuring contributions from Sheryl Crow, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp and Kid Rock
22:50
The Janes
An underground network providing safe abortions in the 1970s
00:50
The Act of Killing
Documentary about former members of Indonesian death squads
2012 – Documentary
Director Joshua Oppenheimer spent seven years with former members of Indonesian death squads to try to understand why they killed, and why they remain so proud of their actions many years later. He challenges them to re-enact some of their many killings in the style of the cinematic genres they love, with the men playing themselves and their victims. In Indonesian and English
03:10
The Look of Silence
A survivor of the Indonesian genocide confronts his brother’s killers
2014 – History, Documentary
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