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Channel 4 Documentaries
Subscribers
961,000
Video views
307,673,115
Video count
1502
Estimated earnings in past 30 days
$ 2.11K - $ 12.7K
5,582
last 7 days
Subscribers
23,919
last 30 days
71,757
last 90 days
1,312,511
last 7 days
Video views
5,625,047
last 30 days
16,875,139
last 90 days
Date Video views Estimated earnings
09.10.2025 Thu +13,875,114 $ 5.2K - $ 31.2K
27.07.2025 Sun +8,413,492 $ 3.16K - $ 18.9K
24.06.2025 Tue +3,473,710 $ 1.3K - $ 7.82K
03.06.2025 Tue +8,458,033 $ 3.17K - $ 19K
30.04.2025 Wed +4,688,815 $ 1.76K - $ 10.5K
13.04.2025 Sun +4,085,505 $ 1.53K - $ 9.19K
01.04.2025 Tue +2,270,399 $ 851 - $ 5.11K
21.03.2025 Fri +3,840,483 $ 1.44K - $ 8.64K
11.03.2025 Tue +7,696,310 $ 2.89K - $ 17.3K
01.03.2025 Sat +4,061,641 $ 1.52K - $ 9.14K
19.02.2025 Wed +1,647,970 $ 617 - $ 3.71K
11.02.2025 Tue +3,067,151 $ 1.15K - $ 6.9K
02.02.2025 Sun +5,272,902 $ 1.98K - $ 11.9K
22.01.2025 Wed +4,797,772 $ 1.8K - $ 10.8K

Channel 4 Documentaries biography

Channel 4 Documentaries is a British documentary television channel owned and operated by Channel 4. Since its launch in 1982, the channel has produced and broadcasted numerous documentaries, covering a wide range of topics from social issues to science and nature. Some of the most notable documentaries produced by Channel 4 Documentaries include 'The Boy Whose Skin Fell Off', '24 Hours in A&E', 'Grayson Perry: Rites of Passage', and 'Benefits Street'.

Channel 4 Documentaries controversies

Over the years, Channel 4 Documentaries has been involved in several controversies. One of the most notable controversies was the airing of the documentary 'Going to Bed with the Sun', which followed the lives of a group of elderly people living in a care home in Liverpool. The documentary was criticized for its intrusive filming style and for exploiting the residents of the care home. Channel 4 Documentary also faced criticism for airing 'Benefits Street', a documentary series that focused on the lives of people living in a deprived area of Birmingham. The series was accused of demonizing the working class and promoting negative stereotypes.

Channel 4 Documentaries famous quotes

"Documentaries are the most important tool we have to make sense of the world" - Bill Moyers
"Documentaries are the new journalism" - Ken Burns
"Documentary films are created in reality, it is the filmmaker's point of view that brings new meaning to them" - Alanis Obomsawin
"Documentaries are like truth serum for the soul" - Morgan Spurlock
"A documentary film is a voyage of discovery" - Louis Malle
"What's wonderful about the world of documentaries is that there are so many stories to tell, there are so many sides to each story" - Barbara Kopple
"In documentary films, the truth is always made up of a range of contradictions and a dialogue between conflicting points of view" - Werner Herzog
"Documentaries are the art of engagement" - Albert Maysles
"Documentaries are a way to explore the world and the self" - Jennifer Baichwal
"Documentary filmmaking is a call to action" - Steve James