A Story about a young man who choose to return to the countryside and resume the farming of "red rice seed" - an ancient species that can only be farmed the old ways. XIONG Jie-feng is naive but not easily influenced. Different from other Chinese young people who prefer working in the cities,…
Ka-jeng, a 17-year-old music prodigy from a well-to-do family. At the age of 11, he was invited to play Beethoven’s Concerto for Piano No. 1 with a professional orchestra in Czech. Despite all his gains, he began to question incessantly about his life. This documentary dive deep into his mind:…
Subtitles/Untertitel: Deutsch / English / Français / Español Ein Weg, tausend Schicksale. Lebens- und Leidensgeschichten, Familien und Aussteiger, Hoffnungsvolle und Verzweifelte: Der «Camino de Santiago» lockt jedes Jahr unzählige Menschen auf eine Reise zu sich selbst.…
Click CC for subtitles (English, Finnish, Swedish). "Everybody is a little bit gay." Matti and Mikko play for Finland's worst amateur rugby team. Overworked and domesticated, the two men long for a space to revel in their masculinity and bond with other men. While weekend rugby…
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In Burundi Africa, grenades are the same price as a pint beer. Grenades are the weapon of choice for resolving conflicts. Whether general elections, land disputes, theft, tensions between political parties, policing the population, grenades are thrown in homes, buses, markets, bars, streets, businesses,…
A moderator conducts a hypothetic enquiry in which real journalists make decisions. Should a newspaper publish the contents of a secret document relating to the safety of a new car? Moderator: Professor Charles Nesson of the Harvard Law School. Part of an award-winning series The Bounds of Freedom,…
A moderator conducts a hypothetic enquiry in which real journalists make decisions. Should a television producer show an incident of rape even though it may be disturbing and controversial? Would he regard it as an integral part of the play, or gratuitous titillation? Moderator: Mike Scott, Programme…
A moderator conducts a hypothetic enquiry in which real journalists make decisions. A known terrorist invites a television producer to interview him in another country and without revealing his whereabouts to the police. Can such an interview be screened, and should the police be informed? Moderator:…
A moderator conducts a hypothetic enquiry in which real journalists make decisions. A journalist comes across certain documents which could be embarrassing - or worse - to a public figure. Should he disclose the contents of these papers? Moderator is Professor Arthur Miller of the Harvard Law School.…
A moderator conducts a hypothetic enquiry in which real journalists make decisions. A journalist comes across a confidential Government paper concerning a major, but controversial, trade deal for Britain. The Government asks for its publication to be delayed. What does the newspaper do? Moderator…
Hypothetical cases of biassed reporting are discussed A television company proposes to make a documentary about economic exploitation and police brutality in a foreign country. Should the reporter sent to investigate be a man who is known to have strong personal opinions on the subject. Moderator:…
