S1.E7 ∙ Episode #1.7

Documentary examining the attitudes which have made many rape victims suffer unnecessarily before the courts and prevented many other girls reporting that they were attacked.

A young Iraqi journalist sets out to write about Linda Abdul Aziz, who escaped to Israel in the early 70's and whose father, a prominent lawyer, had been kidnapped in Baghdad. The continuous dialog between the two, slowly uncovers the tragic end of her father, as well as that of a whole Jewish community that thrived in Iraq for over 2000 year.

Well-known historians and commentators each 'champion' a king or queen they believe has left the greatest legacy over the past one thousand years of Britain's monarchy. The film delivers an exciting mix of high quality, historical dramatic reconstructions and lively debate between Presenter Jennie Bond and each monarch's respective champion, as they try to find the greatest monarch of them all.

The press tour to promote the film Vanilla Sky (2001) does quite a number on its stars. We see how tired an actor can get after answering the same questions over and over again at various press junkets and premieres.

Every era has its fascism. A film necessary for us at this time, over fascism and colonialism. With our 'Analythica Cameral' we returned to rummage in privates and anonymous archives of Ethiopia over the film frames of the Italian colonial period ('35-36). The Colonial eroticism. The naked body of women and the 'body' of the film. Images of the Duce in Africa. Body frames of Mussolini and the 'mass' 1945, after the Liberation.' After being at the origin of many massacres without images, the last of his images are those of his massacre.

El Medico has to decide between doing his duty to the State, as a doctor fulfilling his mothers dream, or being an artist.