A woman sets a table for five with fine tablecloth and napkins, her best side plates, cake forks and a freshly brewed pot of coffee. Then the phone rings...

Magdalena Russocka worked in Ireland as a cleaner for many years. At 50, she bought a camera and took up photography. Now living in a 19th century house in south eastern Poland, she stages photos inspired by nature and a bygone era.

Eight women and eight tattoos. An intimate, life-affirming portrait of women reclaiming their bodies and their voices. Resistance and healing sewn in ink.

Five people share their challenges — physical and emotional — after having a stroke. Finding humour, nurturing friendship, discovering a new voice, and dealing with loneliness are all part of the journey.

In this intimate portrait, iconic and legendary artist Cindy Sherman reveals her childhood preoccupation with family photos, the reason behind her use of photography, and how her shyness drove her to play with costume and identity.

Yoga teacher Dawn Blezard has Stargardt's disease — a visual impairment that will lead to blindness for her. She’s climbing the Yorkshire Three Peaks with failing vision while living the philosophy she teaches: stay in the present, grieve what is lost, and grasp every moment.