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A businessman who studies witchcraft as a hobby and a businesswoman who heads a coven are interviewed about their beliefs and practices. Shows the initiation of new members into a coven and the attempt by a "circle" to heal a member.
Documentary about changes in country life over time.
Nino gives flowers to girls passing by.
At the confluence of the Mayenne and Sarthe rivers, Saint-Aubin Island is a fragile natural area: how can the interests of agriculture and tourism be reconciled while preserving the remarkable flora and fauna that it shelters?
French pastry-making is undergoing major changes. More and more retailers are succumbing to the siren call of industrialization, without always informing their customers. This film investigates the industry's professionals and takes a look inside the factories. Bakeries and pastry shops welcome more than ten million customers every day. While the term "bakery" requires artisans to make their bread on site, there are no regulations governing the "pastry" business. This legal loophole is being exploited by a growing number of professionals who sell industrially produced products without displaying or admitting their origin. How, then, can they be distinguished from homemade products?
In this examination of the present state of unemployment in Britain, Aidan Crawley makes a tour which begins in Cornwall and ends in Dundee. On the way he visits South Wales, Merseyside, and East Lancashire and talks to economists, union leaders, and industrialists as well as men and women who are unemployed.
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Lilli, a young woman with a disability, has been living with her parents until now. She is facing a big change: moving into a supported living community.
Sophie Biesenbach-Jansen and David Jansen invite us on a journey through time and to the far reaches of space. How did the two artists meet? What role do scissors play in their lives? What does Sophie think of the Lord's Prayer?
A citizen eager to get involved shares the daily lives of four very different mayors to get an idea of what he would have to deal with if he were elected. In Bry-sur-Marne, Charles Aslangul defends a Republic that he sees faltering in the face of insecurity. In Besançon, Anne Vignot must deal with the increasing precariousness of her fellow citizens. In Saint-Brévin, Dorothée Pacaud takes up the torch of a mayor whose house was burned down for supporting the opening of a refugee reception center. Further away, in the Tarn region, Alain Malignon is struggling to revitalize his declining village.
Foreign secret services operate everywhere in France, to steal sensitive data, recruit moles or even interfere in political life.
On October 30, 2022, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was elected President of Brazil for the third time, then sworn in on January 1, 2023, at the Palácio do Planalto in Brasília. It was an incredible and totally unexpected comeback for a man who survived cancer, lost all his loved ones, and endured a political trial that landed him in prison for 580 days, before being completely cleared by the courts.
Gigi, Marie-Claude, and Jocelyne. Three retirees whose daily lives could be peaceful. But the trials and tribulations of life have decided otherwise. Widowed or divorced, they are single. A word they endure every day. In the land of fairy tales, "Rêve de princesse" tells the story of women who, at the dawn of their lives, face one of the taboos of our society: love after 60.
Handball was invented in Germany on October 29, 1917. Initially as a women's sport and later as the well-known, fast and competitive game that has clearly become the number two ball sport in Germany after soccer. This film delves deep into the archives and traces the eventful past of handball. It spans the arc from the 1936 Olympic victory to the 1978 and 2007 World Championships right up to the present day. The sensational success of the German handball team, who surprisingly became European champions in Poland in 2016, forms the backdrop.
Chernobyl 1986. A nuclear reactor exploded, spewing out massive quantities of radiation into the atmosphere. Within days, the pollution had spread across Europe. Living on land contaminated with radioactivity would be a life-changing ordeal for the people of Belarus, but also for the Sami reindeer herders of central Norway. It even affected the Gaels of the distant Hebrides. Five years ago there was a meltdown at the Fukushima reactor, and thousands of Japanese people found their homes, fields and farms irradiated, just as had happened in Europe. This international documentary, filmed in Belarus, Japan, the lands of Norway’s Sami reindeer herders and in the Outer Hebrides, poses the question: what lessons have we learned?
In the form of a gripping social thriller, Saeed Roustayi's "The Law of Tehran" (2019) offers a striking insight into the war declared on drug traffickers by the authorities. We look back at the making of a film that revealed the extent of the drug scourge in Iran today.
In France, one in three women has an abortion during her lifetime. Although this medical procedure has been a legal right since 1975, the subject remains sensitive. Those who talk about it expose themselves to ambiguous comments and sometimes judgment. This film documents the freedom of speech and awareness needed to break the silence surrounding abortion. It recounts the personal and social upheaval that abortion can still cause today. Léa Bordier has collected the stories of those who have experienced it in order to break the taboo that has surrounded abortion in France since its legalization.
The first full-length documentary to highlight the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on football, the film uniquely captures the dilemmas and challenges facing sport at present.Beginning in June, with the UK taking initial steps out of the early spring lockdown, Proud To Be Town charts the journey of Harrogate Town FC as it grapples with returning to the field of play for the Vanarama National League playoffs, and eventual promotion to the Football League. Filmed and produced during lockdown, while adhering to social distancing and remote ways of working, Proud To Be Town uniquely features self-shot contributions led by club manager Simon Weaver, along with his family, players and other key figures from the club.
Between 2013 and 2015, three princes became the leaders of the Persian Gulf's main oil monarchies: Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. This new generation of sovereigns, some of the richest and most powerful on the planet, has imposed a new way to govern, between violence, repression and ego wars.
Conversation with prisoners of the RAF.
The taco has established itself in the street food market, rivaling the burger and kebab. This postmodern all-in-one sandwich, where middle and high school students mix as many ingredients as they like, has become a symbol of a lifestyle.
German TV movie
Rembrandt van Rijn has been described as the greatest artist of the Dutch school of the Seventeenth Century. Thoughout his life he obsessively painted a series of self-portraits which now act as a visual autobiography.
From the first rough hessian foot bags to glossy, towering, highly expensive Louboutins, shoes have symbolized status, power and sex appeal. The height of the heel, thickness of the sole and shape of the toe charters the rise and fall of prosperity, heralds wars and changes in sexual politics while reflecting our individual lives. Interweaving history, myth, nursery rhymes, folklore and Hollywood movies, this documentary tells how shoes reveal how we live and the social class we inhibit. ‘A Journey with Shoes’ is the story of how shoes have taken a thousand different forms and why.
Gary Mullen and the Works perform selections from the British rock band Queen. Songs include "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and "We Will Rock You."
The extraordinary history of the weekly newspaper El Caso, dedicated to report criminal events, undisputed leader of the Spanish tabloid press for more than thirty years.
The Final Evolution series had a television broadcast as an animated feature film in December 2008 on Italia1. However, this version cut several scenes for reasons of time.