When fans of the football club of Beitar Jerusalem make their way to Teddy Stadium, they hardly ever notice Nadia as she enters and makes her way to a classical ballet studio beneath the bleachers. The ceiling trembles, the cheering fills the room, but the studio remains isolated from Jerusalem’s…
The ultimate look at the uncensored energy of alternative music’s revolution, its meteoric rise to mainstream dominance in the wake of Nirvana, and the raw talent of those who made it big. Discover some of the greatest music that was lost in an era where art and the business collided. Featuring…
Every year, the average person in France eats 34 kg of sugar - twice as much as 15 years ago. 80% of the sugar we consume is hidden in everyday foods, like ‘healthy’ breakfast cereals, yoghurts or ready meals. For the past decades, the sugar lobby has been on the offensive. Not only are…
Companies like Apple, Google and Starbucks have been heavily criticized for seemingly mastering the art of tax dodging. They make billions in profits and pay virtually nothing back to the state. How do they do it? Why did it take so long for politicians to start addressing the issue? After months…
After meeting a victim of ETA, a young man feels the curiosity to travel to the Basque Country to know what is being said about terrorism today, which is the place of victims in the collective memory, what their assassins' lives are like: has anybody reminded them of what they did?
The acclaimed documentary UNDER OUR SKIN (2009) brought unprecedented awareness to the shocking story of Lyme disease, an often-chronic condition many doctors claimed was “all in your head." Since then the CDC has upped its estimate of annual cases by ten times, making Lyme disease more prevalent…
Gas flaring has long been known to be both a major polluter and a serious health hazard. In Iraq, where the practice is particularly out of control, it's ruining ordinary people's lives, leaving communities ravaged by abnormally high levels of cancer. With oil giants like BP using a loophole…
For years Nanna Kreutzmann worked as a photojournalist, documenting disasters and conflict around the world. Eventually the enormity of wars, tsunamis and bloody revolutions created an inner trauma, and forced her to leave her former life behind. But when Kreutzmann discovered freediving, she found her…
Understanding and controlling vomiting in dying patients, for medical audiences. Vomiting is a very distressing and limiting factor in patients whose life expectancy is grossly curtailed and it is important that the problem is approached with sympathy and understanding. This programme looks at the…
How and how not to deal with the behaviour of an aggressive patient. Using role play, Malcolm Brown describes how a social worker deals, unsuccessfully and then successfully with the behaviour of an openly aggressive patient in hospital and a silently aggressive teenager. His approach invites the…
Understanding Juneteenth is a documentary film that looks to educate viewers on the history of Emancipation Day as a holiday and how it has been recognized throughout the years here in America. Juneteenth (also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Liberation Day, and Emancipation Day) is the oldest…
One Day University presents a series of video lectures recorded in real-time from some of the top minds in the United States. Given by award-winning professors and experts in their field, these recorded lectures dive deep into the worlds of religion, government, literature, and social justice. Human…
