The digital-first documentary strand is back with a season that dives deep into some of the most pressing, provocative, and underreported issues shaping modern life…
Available to stream first on Channel 4’s digital platforms, Untold pushes boundaries with unparalleled access, fearless storytelling, and raw honesty — featuring a fresh slate of compelling documentaries that reveal what’s really happening behind closed doors.
Janine Thomas, Commissioning Editor for Untold:
“UNTOLD continues to be a fearless voice for young audiences, tackling taboo topics, lifting the lid on hidden subcultures, and giving voice to those who are often unheard. This season of ambitious and exciting documentaries promises to inform, provoke and spark vital conversation.”
The latest run of Untold will be available to stream first on Channel 4 Streaming and Channel 4’s YouTube channel.
Highlights include Chloe Burrows: 28 Dates Later. Former Love Islander Chloe Burrows will investigate why young people are ditching dating apps and ask if in-person dating is the key to forming long lasting romantic connections. Available to stream from 4 June. The Secrets of TikTok Shop. Mariam Musa fronts this eye-opening documentary, presenting the ultimate guide to the booming — and sometimes baffling — world of TikTok Shop Available to stream from 11 June.
Confessions of a Prison Officer. Presented by David Navarro, this hard-hitting follow up to The Secrets of UK Prisons uses powerful user-generated content and intimate interviews to uncover a shocking hidden world inside UK prisons, this time focusing on prison officer corruption. Available to stream from 18 June. Hunting My Sextortion Scammer. If you ask young men to check their DMs on social media, many will find a seemingly innocuous message from an attractive young woman or man. But increasingly they aren’t who they say they are. They are criminals who lure victims into sharing intimate photos. Then they threaten to publish unless their victims pay up. Available to stream from 25 June.
