S2.E7 ∙ Da Vinci's Code

Documentary series about adaptations of Ahatha Christie's novels on the screen. It is a tribute to her : Christie passed away thirty years ago. When each chapter of the documentary concluded, the emission of one of this films begin.

Welcome to "The Flying Circus of Physics" with Jearl Walke. Each action-packed episode delivers serious fun AND serious science. Prepare to be amused and amazed - and if you're not careful, you might actually learn something, too.

The program is divided into three segments that intersperse over and over again: first, it shows a reading of various excerpts that show Paz's aesthetic theory, read by actress Cecilia Suarez, then a careful selection of footage in which the author discusses his work and his positions on poetry, and finally a series of sequences in which the central and final passages of the great autobiographical poem "Pasado en claro", are read by Cecilia Suárez and Paz himself, creating a resonant effect between the voice of the poet and the actress. The segments are linked and balanced by a series of musical sequences that show Paz's portraits at different ages and evocative images of his work, reaffirming a more intimate dimension of the author.

Billy Connolly follows the trail of the early settlers from Massachusetts to Nashville.

Inventors have tried for many years to produce a commercially successful car plane. Now with a car that can fly for three hours and a GPS flying program to manage airborne traffic, the future is not as far off as it seems.

Walkley award-winning investigative journalist and war correspondent Peter Greste embarks on a journey to demystify the story of Australia's Great War hero, Sir John Monash. While examining the battles that made Monash famous, Peter also discovers his own family's previously unknown role in Monash's First Australian Imperial Force. For Peter, Monash's war becomes personal.