Documentary telling the amazing story of how a group of reclusive Rhineland experimentalists called Kraftwerk became one of the most influential pop groups of all time. It is a celebration of the band featuring exclusive live tracks filmed at their Tate Modern shows in London in February 2013, interwoven with expert analysis, archive footage of the group going back to 1970, newsreel of the era and newly shot cinematic evocations of their obsessions. With contributions from techno pioneer Derrick May, Can founder Holger Czukay, DJ and remixer Francois Kevorkian, graphic design guru Neville Brody, writer Paul Morley, band photographer Peter Boettcher, Tate Modern curator Caroline Wood and others.

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In a society where creativity is suppressed, Yu, a grieving ex-singer, becomes entangled in the mystery of Ikkyu-a comic book rogue linked to whispers of rebellion. As cryptic clues pull her deeper into the mystery, Yu finds herself hunted by shadowy agents and a zealous cult eager to exploit her discoveries. Seeking refuge with an underground crew, she uncovers secrets that could shatter the regime's control-secrets her songs might awaken. ART e FACT is a story of defiance and rediscovery, where one voice could ignite change.

A+E Japan has partnered with Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs for the hour-long culinary documentary The Art of Washoku, Honoring Nature and the Seasons. 　　The documentary takes viewers on a journey through Japan’s culinary heritage, celebrating the beauty and artistry of Washoku, which has been recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Among the items featured are the smoked and fermented pickled delicacy Iburigakko, the rice dish Kiritanpo and traditional New Year’s foods known as Osechi-ryori. 　　The Art of Washoku is set to premiere across multiple regions on A+E’s History brand, beginning on March 8 on Sky History 2 in the U.K. On March 29, it will premiere across Sky and H2 across Europe. In Southeast Asia, the documentary will air on History on March 31. Finally, in Japan, it will broadcast on May 4 on History.