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A story of three couples and their intertwining love stories set in 1940s Taiwan and Shanghai, centered around the 1949 sinking of Taiping.
Join an aerial odyssey across Australia's iconic landmarks of Uluru, the Great Barrier Reef, and Lake Eyre as we reveal how these unique environments affect the creatures who call them home.
Up till now, Sky’s contribution to the nature documentary has generally been in the 3D sphere and with David Attenborough. But they can do standard natural history, too, and this two-part look at the rise of the big cat is perfect viewing. Biologist Patrick Aryee (you might remember him from the BBC Super Senses series) criss-crosses the globe for close personal contact with playful cloud leopard juveniles in Thailand, and a slightly less friendly encounter with a lion in South Africa. You can’t help but be impressed by feline resourcefulness, be it the extra fat stored on the belly of Siberian tigers to keep the chill of deep snow at bay, or the powerful back legs of the delicate African caracal that allow it to leap three metres in the air to catch birds in flight. All lovingly captured, with plenty of slo-mo for detail.
Is the E-Car going to change the future of urban mobility? For years companies have been manufacturing and selling electric and hybrid cars. But is there a future for the eco-friendly automobile?
'Lions and Giants' is the fascinating story of a group of lionesses and elephants that live in Savuti, part of the magnificent Chobe National Park in Botswana. A few of these animals are travelling down to the Chobe River in search of water; however their journey is not as straightforward as it seems. Seeva, one of the young lionesses is determined to hunt the elephants and Numsa and Jabu, the youngest of the elephant calves, have become her prime target. Faced with many challenges these rivalling mammals are not only forced to deal with their own basic survival, but also the threat of each other. Witness who will survive to make it all the way to the salvation of the Chobe River.
If you think your childhood was tough, wait until you discover the most dysfunctional parents in the animal kingdom. In a world where the strongest survive, some animals take parenting to the extreme, committing acts that we would consider unthinkable. From territorial African lions that have been known to slaughter their enemies’ cubs, to overprotective emperor penguins that stop at nothing to protect their young from the elements, these moms and dads rely on their instincts, skills and sheer luck for survival. Sometimes the weirdest or most shocking strategies work the best, and in the game of evolution, whatever works wins.
The team asks whether it is still possible to have treats in January when on a diet to counter the excesses of Christmas, with Jimmy Doherty heading to Ecuador to investigate raw chocolate, a food product marketed by supermarkets and health food stores as being healthy. Kate Quilton learns about a substance that could be the holy grail of sugar-free baking, while Matt Tebbutt visits Holland to uncover the latest attempts to brew a tasty alcohol-free beer.
David Hurn: The Beatles - The Beatles: a musical and cultural phenomenon that changed the history of music. British photographer David Hurn takes us to the swinging London introducing us to the legendary photo session with The Fab Four.
Thomas Hoepker: Muhammad Ali - This new series focuses on a different photographer each episode from the iconic agency Magnum, and an iconic sequence of images shot on a particular assignment. The photographer describes the events around the shoot and puts them in context of their career. With full access to the extensive Magnum archives and members, the series reflects some of the major phenomena and events of the last century.
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On December 6, 1941 nine B-17 bomber set off on a flight from San Francisco to Hawaii. One of the bombers, the Mary Ann, is commanded by 'Irish' Quincannon. The bombardier, Tommy McMartin, has a sister living in Hawaii and the co-pilot, Bill Williams, is sweet on her. The men are all highly professional with the exception of aerial gunner Joe Winocki, a bitter man who has every intention of leaving the army air corps.
Oiwa has been searching for the one who killed her father for a long time. She comes to Yedo and sees a man named Naosuke. The film is based on the kabuki classic: Toukaidou Yotsuya Kaidan (1826) written by Tsuruya Nanboku and is one of the most famous ghost stories throughout Japan.
When implanted in a person's wrist, a TiMER counts down to the day the wearer finds true love.
