Cold Blood

In the 1970s, a new treatment for haemophilia known as Factor VIII was prescribed on the NHS. It infected more than 1,300 people with HIV and more than 4,000 people with Hepatitis C. As a public inquiry into the scandal reopens, this investigative feature-length documentary for ITV's Bafta-winning Exposure strand offers a window into a tragedy whose scale and impact has been relatively understated in Britain.

With seven days to execution, a former US Marine meets a son he fathered on the run, giving him the will to live. His victim’s boys recall the impact of having dad brutally killed.

Dans le Michigan, en cavale après un casse raté, Addison et sa sœur Liza ont un accident de voiture. Alors qu’un policier vient les aider Addison le tue. Pour rejoindre la frontière canadienne ils décident de se séparer. Une tempête de neige se prépare. Pendant qu'Addison continu de semer la terreur sur son passage, Liza rencontre sur son chemin, Jay, un ancien champion olympique de boxe, récemment sortit de prison après avoir été impliqué dans un match truqué…

A nature documentary series written and presented by David Attenborough, that looks at the evolution and habits of amphibians and reptiles.

Trumpet-blasting sideman to the stars. Frank Sinatra’s go-to arranger. Oscar®-winning soundtrack composer. Entertainment-industry mogul. Celebrity activist. Perennial hit-making pop producer. Across a uniquely varied, multidisciplinary career dating back to the early '50s, Quincy Jones has not only assumed countless roles, he’s set the gold standard for each. In the 60s, the Chicago-born Jones' bold, brassy arrangements exuded an uncanny mix of cocktail-clinking sophistication and in-your-face swagger, whether they were gussying up Sinatra’s historic set at the Sands, buoying Lesley Gore’s subversively empowering sad-girl anthem “It’s My Party,” or driving Jones' own “Soul Bossa Nova” (a.k.a. the Austin Powers theme).

After the atomic bombing at the end of World War II, anxieties about survival in the nuclear age led scientists to begin stockpiling and freezing hundreds of thousands of blood samples from indigenous communities around the world. These samples were believed to embody potentially invaluable biological information about genetic ancestry, evolution, microbes, and much more.