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- Late 80's in Northern France, women are being sexually assaulted along the same road by the Samber river. Follow the progression of the investigation and its repercussions from the 80's through to 2018 and the beginning of the #metoo era.
- The marketing director of an agrochemical corporation is discovered drowned in the Seine. A member of parliament and his assistant fight to ban a registered pesticide. A farmer accuses the corporation of being at the origin of his disease.
- Explosive developments - implicating both the forensics laboratory of the police department of North Carolina, and Duane Deaver, its chief - recently saw the convicted subject of 'The Staircase', Michael Peterson, released from jail after serving eight years of a life sentence, pending a retrial.
- TV SeriesIn the 90s, Washington DC is the US's "crime capital". Dale Sutherland, a young pastor and police officer, becomes the master of undercover cases, secretly filming criminals and taking on fake identities: Italian mobster, pimp, drug trafficker, rap producer.
- In February 2007, at the Munich Conference for World Security, Vladimir Putin denounced the unilateralism of the United States and announced the end of a unipolar world. Although virulent, his speech was not really listened to. Seven years after the surprise seizure of power by the obscure KGB officer, the West still underestimates his obsession with putting Russia back at the center of the world stage. However, when Putin sees NATO gradually moving closer to Russia's borders thanks to the accession of former Eastern Bloc countries, feeling threatened and betrayed, he strikes quickly and hard. It intervenes in Georgia, Ukraine and Crimea, defends its interests in Syria and Libya, and extends its influence on the African continent, notably in the Central African Republic. How far will it go?
- Finding 23 dead after a midnight fire on a farm in the Swiss mountains, at the same time as finding 25 dead only 1o kilometers away at another farm. The signs of a sect.
- Two age-old enemies - fire and the firefighter. One is about to have its moment of glory in the South of France. The other is getting ready to enter the lion's den. To firefighters, fire is the necessary enemy.
- The documentary discusses the topic of animal rights. What does the concept of animal rights actually mean and what rights should we grant to animals? Activists, philosophers and other personalities express varying opinions on this matter.
- Takes a close look at one of the long lasting conflicts of the late 20th century: from the Easter Rising, the Irish republican insurrection against British government in Ireland, which began on April 1916 in Dublin to the Irish island now.
- Spring 1956. The French government decides to send a large number of conscripts to Algeria. Two million young Frenchmen cross the Mediterranean for a law enforcement operation that soon turns into a terrible quagmire. Without experience, these young men are faced with terrible moral dilemmas. Their recklessness is gradually consumed by an enterprise whose purpose no one knows. After decades of silence, when it is time to take stock of their lives, they speak out and remember.
- 201744m6.5 (6)TV EpisodeVor vielen, vielen Jahren, in einer lange vergessenen Fantasiewelt, schuf der Herrscher des Bösen den einen Ring. Um diesen zu zerstören, müssen die unter dem Ring geknechteten Gefährten eine lange und gefährliche Reise auf sich nehmen, bei der sie eine Vielfalt an fantastischen Landschaften durchqueren. In Neuseeland, das aus zwei Hauptinseln besteht, der Nord- und der Südinsel, hat Regisseur Peter Jackson die komplette Filmtrilogie "Der Herr der Ringe" gedreht, nach dem gleichnamigen Werk von J. R. R. Tolkien. Der britische Autor schöpfte seine Inspiration zwar aus dem mittelalterlichen England, doch die Waikato-Region auf der Nordinsel entspricht perfekt der grünen Hügellandschaft Mittelerdes. Es ist die reichste Agrarregion Neuseelands. Ein Engländer erwarb dieses Land im 19. Jahrhundert von den Maori, um dort Pferde und Schafe zu züchten. Im Film dient es als Kulisse für das Auenland, ein kleines Paradies inmitten des verwüsteten Kontinents Mittelerde. Hinter grünen Hügeln verbirgt sich Hobbingen, das Hobbit-Dorf, das auf der Farm von Russell Alexander errichtet wurde. Die Geschichte beginnt im kleinen Haus eines Hobbits. Der Ursprung dieses Volks reicht weit in lang vergessene Zeiten zurück. Diese kleinen Kreaturen bauen ihre Häuser traditionell in Höhlen und Erdlöchern, wo sie sich am wohlsten fühlen. Die Filmkulisse von Hobbingen mit 44 Häusern ist erhalten geblieben. Sie wird jeden Morgen von Dutzenden Gärtnern mit viel Liebe gepflegt, um die Besucher zu erfreuen, die jedes Jahr zu Hunderttausenden hierherkommen. Die Dokumentation führt von Hobbingen aus zu den unterirdischen Höhlen des Owen's Cliff, zum Mount Sunday mitsamt den Neuseeländischen Alpen im Hintergrund, ins feuchte und geheimnisvolle Fiordland und schließlich über die Vulkanregion Tongariro bis hin zur faszinierenden Vulkaninsel White Island vor der Küste der Nordinsel.