S2.E3 ∙ Roddy & Sarah

The Seventies Folk is a 1975 television docu-drama written and directed by Peter Watkins that was produced by Dansmark Radio. The tele-film explores the high suicide rate in Denmark, the many factors behind it and how the average citizen deals with the stress of life, work, school and family.

Behind the lines in the Supreme Court confirmation wars ... where justice and politics collide.

'No one knows anything about my past, I lie all the time when they ask me about it, for if I don't, some will pity me, others will feel disgusted from me, so why put myself in such situation, therefore I'd rather lie and live inside different bodies.' -Aisha

Milan, august 2009. Four workers climb a 20 meters high gantry crane inside the hangar of the INNSE, the last active factory in Milan. They threaten to throw themselves down to stop the dismantling of the machineries and the closure of the factory they work in. The hangar is surrounded by dozens of policemen and supporters from all over Italy. It is not a simple struggle. They have a clear strategy. They have an organized army. They know perfectly their territory and their enemy. There are clear rules, it is a war with a workable paradigm for all forms of struggle.

Moussa is an immigrant who's just arrived from Senegal, and he's the football coach at BX Brussels of Vincent Kompany. L'Étranger follows him through the ups and downs of working with young foreign players as he strives to instil in them hope in their sport ... and in their life.