S1.E3 ∙ Surviving Success

This program offers some of the best Spanish films of the last decades, with an elaborate documentary introduction.

Documentary series in 4 episodes about the history of Danish entertainment throughout the 20th century. Edited from "Alle tiders underholdning" (2002) (mini) this series has an educational angle, and contains a new speak.

In 1942, Mexico entered World War II on the side of the Allied forces, despite the opposition of a large part of the middle and upper classes that sympathized with the Axis powers and hated the United States. Mexico participated with aviators in the War of the Pacific, an eruption of patriotism ensued, and more than anything, there was a growth in the prosperity of Mexican industry (which was safe from any attack and helped by the United States). This program looks at the economic and psychological effects produced by the Second World War in Mexico.

Indy racing - 220 miles an hour riding on the razor's edge. IndyCar team owner Eddie Cheever of Red Bull Racing is definitely feeling the pressure. His team hasn't won a race all year and with three races left, Cheever is desperate to pull out a victory - his team's survival depends on it. Alex Barron, the veteran driver, needs to take some risks while the rookie Ed Carpenter takes too many. Will this be the win they so desperately need?