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Romulus tells the epic story of the founding of Rome, imbued with history, legend and revolution.

A companion series to Game of Thrones; each 10 minute show features interviews with members of the cast and crew, as well as with fans of the books and television series, alongside a review of the previous episode of Game of Thrones. From the second series, a duo of fans called Elio and Linda are featured via satellite and give their thoughts on the episode.

The series follows journalist Daniel Mandelkern as he travels to Italy for an interview with celebrated writer Mark Svensson, who lives by a secluded lake. Daniel is intrigued by the mysterious story of Mark, his friend Tuuli and Tuuli's missing partner Felix. It's a story of a strong bond between three people that starts in South America and travels across the Artic Circle to New York on 11th September, ending with a catastrophic loss. Daniel thinks he recognises these people from Mark's novel, however something is not quite right and as he delves deeper, he makes a shocking discovery.

This Is Jinsy is a comedy, starring Chris Bran and Justin Chubb as two guys who live on an island called Jinsy. The pilot episode originally aired on BBC on 1 March, 2010, but since then, Sky have picked up the show for at least one series.

The adopted daughter of Holocaust survivor Ephraim Zamir falls victim to a brutal attack by neo-Nazis. Zamir then makes a drastic decision: he takes the two perpetrators under his control and broadcasts the following events online. From now on he lets the community vote on the life and death of the men.

The story of a character is told who struggles with himself and the world and is allowed to shuffle the cards anew in each episode. But: what happens if the others suddenly behave as we would like them to? What happens to the "I" when the relationship to its environment is constantly changing, and new constellations with "the others" arise, which inevitably escalate?