Six Days

Discover one of the worlds most exciting and sort-after fares with popular Australian chef, Peter Kuruvita as he embarks on his biggest adventure yet, diving headfirst into the larger than life culture and cuisine of Mexico. With limited understanding of what it takes to create the perfect Mexican meal, Peter opens his mind and heart as locals across the country invite him into their homes and kitchens introducing him to the fun, vibrancy and unique flavours that all combine to create the most delicious Mexican food. Mexico has given the world some of the worlds most loved ingredients including tomatoes, chilies, avocado, vanilla, chocolate or that most staple of ingredients; corn, but never has Peter seen them all used quite like this! From tacos to tamales, salsas to sizzling pork, Peter discovers it all before creating his own versions. Filmed in some of the most spectacular locations Peter has ever ventured to, Mexican Fiesta with Peter Kuruvita is a sensory overload for the eyes and taste buds. Guided by some of Mexicos most intriguing and colourful local characters, passionate farmers and indigenous tribes, Peter travels south from the US border by all modes of transport truck, train, boat and even a rickety old car. From the deserts of the north to the jungles down south, Mexicos forever changing landscape provides a backdrop like no other. In a world bursting with the celebration of life and food, Peter finds inspiration in the rich traditions and native ingredients of this diverse and ancient land.

A DOCU-series as an answer to the Oscar's fiasco exploring Diversity in Hollywood, on and off the red-carpet. From the doors of the Playboy Mansion during the Grammy's to intimate interviews getting to the core of where we are heading in regards to color and culture, globally.

HaGashash HaHiver were an iconic Israeli comedy trio whose members were: Shaike Levi, Gavri Banai and Israel Poliakov, Produced by Avraham Deshe [Pashanel]. Yossi Banai, may he rest in peace, once said that there is nothing more Israeli than the HaGashash HaHiver. His younger brother, Gavri, was a member of the group, and Yossi himself wrote and directed some of the trio's greatest sketches. And yet, the equation of HaGashah = Israeliness, requires no protection. It seems that over the years it has become a convention, an axiom almost. In the new series we will examine, were the Gashash really the essence of Israeliness? Or did they serve an easy-to-digest dose of Israeliness in "as if" - to paraphrase one of their well-known sketches - such that all parties enjoyed believing that it was indeed real? Through multiple interviews, classic and newly discovered archival materials we try and decipher - if this is indeed a refined essence of Israeliness, what does it teach about Israeli society? And how do they stand the test of time today?

A critical look at the Danish hospital system. 70,000 patients have been put on hold. Tonni Henningsen is one of them - he has been waiting 10 months for his treatment.