My Mother's Split Personality 2019 (lifetime) 720p Hdtv X264 Solar

Three adults share tales of abuse from their mother figures.

A brutally honest film about grief and the ripple effects of knife crime. When Chanell Wallace was 11 years old, her brother Daniel, 20, was stabbed and killed on the streets of Nottingham. His murderer was given a life sentence, but 13 years on his parole process will soon begin. Daniel’s family have been invited to write a Victim Personal Statement that will be considered in the parole process, and Chanell, now 24, has volunteered to write it. A child when the murder took place, Chanell was shielded from much of the detail, so first she needs to find out what happened to her big brother, why he died so violently, and get to grips with how she feels about the man responsible.

Presenter Gary Lineker follows in the footsteps of his late grandad, Stanley Abbs, to explore a brutal but often overlooked chapter of the Second World War. Gary knows that Stanley served in Italy in the Royal Army Medical Corps, but knows little more because, although they were close, his grandad never talked to him about that time. To discover the true story behind his grandfather’s war experiences and to better understand why the British were fighting there, Gary travels to Italy.

As her dad is being considered for release from prison, Tasnim wants to find out why he killed her mum when she was a baby. The answers she finds shocks her whole community.

Ein halbes Jahr ist es inzwischen her, dass Susanne (Steffi Kühnert) von ihrem Mann sitzen gelassen wurde. Drüber hinweg ist sie aber noch immer nicht. Im Gegenteil: Die meiste Zeit über bleibt sie zu Hause und verschweigt allen aus Scham, was vorgefallen ist. Umso schlimmer, dass ihr nun auch dieser Rückzugsort geraubt wird, als nebenan die junge alleinerziehende Mutter Kim (Zoë Valks) und ihre siebenjährige Tochter Saphir (Theodora Tetzlaff) einziehen. Die sind laut, die sind chaotisch und haben zu allem Überfluss auch noch einen riesigen Hund. Dabei hasst Susanne Hunde. Doch nach und nach kommen sich die ungleichen Nachbarn näher, was für alle große Chancen bringt – aber auch großen Ärger …

One-off documentary in which singer Charlotte Church explores the relationship people have with their parents by spending a week alone with her own mother and father for the first time since she was a teenager. The Churches travel to an isolated part of Devon, where they prove themselves to be an ordinary working-class family from Cardiff who just happened to have a superstar daughter. But while there is love, things at times are incredibly difficult, and it becomes apparent there is a major issue from the past that the parents and daughter have never been able to resolve.

Ryan Gander investigates the selfie, discovering its roots go back hundreds of years before smartphones, and examining what technology is doing to the sense of self.

One in 20 UK children have been sexually abused, and 90% of this abuse occurs by someone the victim knows-yet a third of the abused don’t tell anyone. Natasha, Emily and Maya give poignant first-hand accounts of their childhoods and how they have created new lives for themselves following years of being abused by their dads.

Natasha, Emily and Maya give poignant first-hand accounts.