The inspiring true story of Malaysia's national blind football team. Coming soon to a cinema near you. Find out more about the Eye On The Ball documentary film at www.eyeontheballfilm.com.

Six migrants, six stories. Watch R.AGE’s brand new mini documentary series about the unseen lives of migrant workers in Malaysia, premiering 18th December 2018. Produced in partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO).

Witness the gripping story of Malaysia's historic 14th General Election where the people voted to change the government for the first time in history. Using rare and never-before-seen footage, we tell the story through the eyes of the people who were on the ground.

The ethnic Chin community in Malaysia is losing refugee protection. For some, this is a matter of life and death. Full episode premieres on 19 Oct 2018. Subscribe to our channel to be among the first to watch it.

For generations, drugs have plagued the fishermen on Malaysia's east coast. Is it the fishing culture, men making bad choices, or are there more sinister forces at play? Where are the drugs from? Will the authorities succeed in controlling the drug problem?

TV host and actor Henry Golding, is on a personal mission to discover his tribal roots. A descendant of the once feared Iban tribe of Sarawak, Borneo, Henry wants to attain his ‘Bejalai’, an Iban rites of passage, before he marries. In accordance with the ancient ‘Bejalai’, Henry must journey to unfamiliar lands in a bid to challenge himself and to acquire new knowledge and skills. A journey which takes him from his own Iban homeland in Betong to the mountainous region of Bario home to the Kelabit Tribe, and finally into the deepest interiors of Sarawak to seek out the mysterious Penans, Borneo’s last remaining nomadic tribe.

A new R.AGE undercover investigation on human trafficking in Malaysian colleges. Launching August 14. LIKE the Student/Trafficked page on fb.com/studenttrafficked.

Continuing under the series Wildlife Defenders, this new behind-the-scenes, two-part documentary special will lay bare the dangers facing Borneo’s wildlife and the unrelenting work and challenges of the men and women of the Sabah Wildlife Department, working to stem the tide of wildlife extermination. With our unique access, this documentary is shown through the eyes of the people who fight the daily battle of wildlife conservation.

This documentary focuses on the investigation by the Australian and UK police that led to the arrest of Richard Huckle, a serial paedophile who had been preying on children in poor communities in Asia. Using reenactments, Huckle’s personal blogs, photos and court documents to reveal the intricate trail of clues that were pieced together by the Queensland Police Service that led to the dismantling of one of the world’s largest paedophile networks and Huckle’s arrest. We expose the existence of local paedophile networks in Malaysia and speak with a former member of a local online paedophile forum who reveals how it works. By following a team of journalists, we highlight how local predators are turning to social media to target and lure young victims. The documentary explores the challenges that are faced by local authorities in tackling the issue of child sexual abuse in Malaysia.

This one-hour documentary offers a rare glimpse of Malaysia’s most treasured landmarks, all seen from breath-taking heights. From busy cityscapes to natural landscapes, the documentary captures the history and culture of the country and discovers a side of Malaysia that has never been seen before.

'Operation Sumatran Rhino', a wildlife conservation documentary on Sabah's do or die mission to prevent the extinction of the Sumatran rhino. Catch it on 19th Sept on Nat Geo Wild and on 22nd Sept (World Rhino Day) on National Geographic.

Join British‐Malaysian host Henry Golding as he embarks on a journey to retrace the fateful climbing expedition on Mt. Kinabalu, and to unearth new scientific research concerning Malaysia’s potential susceptibility to future earthquakes. © MATAVIA REKA SDN BHD

The documentary highlights the conservation work of Indonesian philanthropist, Tomy Winata, to safeguard tigers at the Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation Centre in Sumatra. It looks at tigers Panti and Petir, mother and son, as she is re-released back into the wild and how he copes being introduced into the jungle for the first time.

The story of a killer disease that lives in your harmless garden soil.

This one-hour documentary offers a non-stop aerial journey over Indonesia, the greatest archipelago nation on earth. Discover its menacing volcanoes, its impenetrable jungles and fertile valleys, its wondrous waters and its diverse races, cultures, customs and traditions.