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Man existed but for a brief moment, as a foil for something smaller yet larger in a pocket of time.

•Reverend Black Grape (Top Of The Pops 1995) •Tramazi Party (Jools Holland 1995) •In The Name Of The Father (Jools Holland 1995) •Reverend Black Grape (Jools Holland 1995) •Fat Neck (Top Of The Pops 1996) •England’s Irie (Top Of The Pops 1996) •Reverend Black Grape (Official Video) •In The Name Of The Father (Official Video) •2X Handy Hints from Bez

A forensic scientist analyzes three traces made by an unknown human who has a mysterious relationship with nature

"Are we on the brink of population collapse? Some economists and tech billionaires (like Elon Musk) think so. After all, birth rates are declining, and some argue an aging population could strain social services and hurt the economy. (On the other hand, some say, slower population growth could be more sustainable for our environment.) Whichever argument you sympathize with, here's a key thing to understand about this trend: Demographers predicted it. In fact, they've been expecting for years. Their advice? Don’t freak out. Here’s what changing demographics might mean for our planet and the future. "Please note: In this episode, we're using the word "woman" as shorthand for “people who ovulate.” But it’s important to note that some women don’t ovulate, have XX chromosomes, or a uterus — whether they’re queer, intersex, and, or, have a condition that affects their reproductive traits."

Omagatoki means a time when you are about to encounter something mysterious. Is it a person or is it something other than a person? Or are they something other than a person? Includes "Kutsukiru mono", "Wandering mono", and six other stories.

Omagatoki means a time when you are about to encounter something mysterious. Is it a person or is it something other than a person? Or are they something other than a person? Includes "The One Who Leaves," "The One Who Stays," and six other stories.

Omagatoki means a time when you are about to encounter something mysterious. Is it a person or is it something other than a person? Or are they something other than a person? Includes six stories in total, including "The One Who Stares" and "The One Who Wastes".

Is a deep family story, with an enticing insight into troubles and consequences that arise when a brother returns home.

Approaching 40, Ed leaves everything behind in Barcelona and travels across the US in search of his lifelong dream: to be a filmmaker in America.

Dutch artist melanie bonajo does ongoing research into the current state of intimacy in a world where capitalism has penetrated deep into the personal sphere and where everything can be commodified.

Matthew and Dylan: two teenage boys living in a town lost in time make up for their mundane life by creating a web series parodying what it means to be a suburban teenager. But as the two begin to come closer to the girl of their dreams and the utopian Rain City, their lives and friendship begin to spiral out of control.

When Ali Came to Ireland is the story of how Butty Sugrue, a circus strongman from Killorglin, Co. Kerry, pulled off a massive sporting coup in July 1972 when he arranged a fight in Croke Park between 'The Greatest' Muhammad Ali and ex-con Alvin 'Blue' Lewis. The fight had an amazing impact on the people Ali met and on the great man himself.

A young woman prepares a cup of tea, and irons hijabs. She is looking for freedom, for her personal revolution. A short film dedicated to all the women who had no choice.

This documentary tells the moving story of Northern Irish teenage hockey players Andrew and Paul, best friends in a city divided by religion. In Belfast, hockey is bringing Northern Irish youth together in a shared love of the game, providing a respite from the Protestant-Catholic turf warfare that pervades their lives. Set against the backdrop of a post-conflict society, the film provides an intimate glimpse into the realities of life in Belfast—the 12-metre-high walls that divide Catholic and Protestant, the precautions Andrew and Paul must take to be friends, and the safety they find on the rink at Dundonald.

First-hand accounts of disasters at sea, including a liner crashing into a pier, animal attacks, lightning strikes, and a ship veering towards the path of a life-threatening tornado.

The story of Britain’s long relationship with Blondie - the part it played in helping the band to international success and the impact the band had on British fans and musicians.

A landscaper in Nevada creates stone gardens for clients as water controls make lawns less tenable.

Jan Leeming narrates a collection of on-air disasters involving TV presenters, from live gaffes and wardrobe malfunctions to slip-ups, pratfalls and even flying fists.

With previously unheard interviews with the band and new interviews with those who met them, this is the story of ABBA’s love affair with the UK since their Eurovision triumph.