More toe-tappers from the decade that taste forgot.
6/6. How a E1 million
Louis Comfort window was stolen from a New York mausoleum - and how an elaborate undercover sting led the FBI to a tomb robber and a respected Tiffany expert.
Brian Hanrahan presents. Followed by Weather
4/4. As more people were able to manipulate light, the more puzzling it became. This led to investigations into the relationship between light, the eye and the mind, and the development of technology such as photography and cinema.
With Simon Schaffer.
A young man
I from Senegal is studying in Paris.
But, when he's picked up by the immigration service, his world's turned upside down. Djolof Mbengue stars in Alain Gomis's 2001 drama. French with English subtitles. Review p53. Highlights: page 44
A look at films that have defined sub-Saharan production in the past half century.
Time Shift tells the story of the West's fixation on the end of the world, from Old Testament prophecies to Sars and the Millennium Bug.
