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Pretty Single

Patricia

Sun, May 24, 2020
Hairdresser, single mum and self-confessed romantic Patricia admits to using make-up to hide flaws and boost her confidence. Will dating bare-faced move her any closer to her happy ever after?
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Mando

Sun, May 31, 2020
Mando enjoys swapping her nurse's uniform for a more glamorous look; but wants a man who appreciates her natural beauty. Will going make-up free lead her to 'the one'?
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Ali

Sun, Jun 07, 2020
A part-time model and personal trainer, Ali is used to putting her best face forward. But will stripping away the made-up look she's perfected, help her find Mr Right?
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Sean

Sun, Jun 14, 2020
Beauty therapist Sean never leaves the house without make-up. But will going on a series of dates completely fresh-faced help her find a love that is more than skin deep?
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Michaela

Sun, Jun 21, 2020
Law graduate Michaela spends hours perfecting her look for photos on social media. But will going on a series of dates completely make-up free pave the way to her perfect match?
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Pamela

Sun, Jun 28, 2020
Pamela, a thirty-something single mum, loves nothing more than getting ready for a night out. But will ditching the make-up she loves help her find a man to share her future with?
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Xangadix Lives!

Xangadix Lives!

In 1992 The Johnsons was released in the Netherlands. A horror film where the cream of the crop of the Dutch film world had been working on. It was one of the biggest films of the year, won prizes at international film festivals, was released worldwide and even managed to acquire a cult status in the US. But few people know the history of the film and that it is actually a miracle that it has ever been made. The Johnsons was originally a collaborative effort of an American film writing duo. The script they wrote was a black comedy horror which can be best described as a mix of Deliverance meets Crocodile Dundee. The film never got off the ground. From there the script made its way to the Netherlands and into the hands of a Dutch production team. They saw something in the story, something that was unique for their country. They hired a director that had proved himself in making black comedy blockbusters. But it turned out he was impossible to work with. So much that he got fired three weeks before shooting the film. The project was shut down. There was no one to take over the job so the producers turned to an old friend, best known for documentaries and art-house dramas. He got carte blanche and rewrote the whole thing. The dark humor disappeared and in its place came an anthropological structure with a supernatural myth and an underlying coming of age story. Genre experts still find it the scariest and best horror film the Dutch soil has to offer, but many others still look down on it. Xangadix Lives. as a documentary doesn't only dives in the peculiar history of the Johnsons, but also shows that it is indeed an important film that has influenced and still influences people to this very day. Sometimes in the most unexpected places.

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