Why does a supposedly civilised country like the USA still use capital punishment? We will exclusively meet with a condemned man awaiting execution after 18 years in the death row for a crime he did not commit, a former convict who today begins a new battle for compensation and a former executioner.
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A groundbreaking documentary exposing the extent of collusion between Loyalist paramilitaries and the British security forces in Northern Ireland during ’the Troubles’.
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From chemical burns and hormone injections to plastic surgery and miracle pills, there are many different ways to try to stop ageing. In a society where many feel under pressure to always be young and beautiful, old age is seen as a disease that must be healed or even eradicated.
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Since 2006 when Mexico’s president Felipe Calderón declared war on drug trafficking, over 23,000 people have disappeared. This film investigates several of these stories including one of the most serious cases of mass disappearance.
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Is the radiation emanating from mobile phones perhaps far more dangerous than the manufacturers and distributors would have us believe?
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This film is the culmination of a 4 month investigation into why so many young French people have left France to take part in jihad in Syria.
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Artist Paul Harfleet’s developed an artistic work, the Pansy Project, to challenge homophobia and promote respect and tolerance.
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Thousands of young Swiss people were thrown into jail without trial, sent to live with foster families, forced into children’s homes, or even sterilised. Their crime? Behaviour that was judged to be threatening by a society obsessed with order and conformity.
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