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TV review of a litany of Hollywood impropriety.
Mina is a poor girl who arrives on Corfu for vacation. There, she meets Darzento, a rich man pretending to be poor, and poses as the daughter of a shipowner. Then, he shows up, and things take a new turn.
Although British history may seem prim, this doc reveals a past filled with shocking murders, alarming liaisons, and stunning betrayals.
Nancy O’ Dell hosts this in-depth examination of the #MeToo movement in Hollywood as actresses and actors take on the crisis of sexual harassment.
Following the death of a toddler at a ‘good’ rated nursery, Hayley Hassall investigates problems in early years care. Does the system designed to protect young children respond quickly enough when problems arise – and wh
A photographer's violent confrontation with one of his involuntary subjects, a famous politician, is brilliantly related in a computer-animated homage to film noir and tabloid journalism.
On April 5, 1971, 343 women publicly confessed in the newspaper Le Nouvel Obs that they had had an abortion even though it was illegal. A scandal at the time, it nevertheless upset mentalities and led to the Veil law whi
An Episcopal minister. 41 naval recruits. A zealous newspaper editor. A pandemic. A drag show. A beanstalk. The YMCA. A future president of the United States. This multiple screen installation looks at the 1919 Newport S
Street racing film.
Behind-the-scenes stories of how Only Fools and Horses was made, and how the cast could have looked very different. The secrets behind the hilarious visual gags are revealed, and there's a look at the lost episodes of th
Steptoe And Son: Secrets & Scandals brings revelations about a Labour leader asking the BBC for a big favour, a Met Police vice squad operation actively targeting celebrities, and a descent into alcoholism that almost to
In October 1998, at the age of 16, Britney Spears released "... Baby One More Time" in the United States, the first hit of a long series, marking a dazzling start to her career. If the American singer has experienced the
In 1928, Germaine Dulac shot the film The Seashell and the Clergyman, which was based on the script of the surrealist poet Antonin Artaud. However, their co-operation ended in dispute which in fact culminated during the