Nikita

The director of 'Leon', 'The Fifth Element' and 'Nikita' turns his lens to one of his biggest passions - the underwater world.

Mais qui donc est Jessie Markham ? Une jeune héritière qui passe sa lune de miel en soupçonnant son mari de vouloir attenter à ses jours ? Ou bien la ravissante tueuse à gages dont l'amant est également sa prochaine victime ? Chacune de ces versions semble exister uniquement dans les reves de l'autre jusqu'à ce qu'un terrible engrenage meurtrier dénoue le mystère.

Episode 9
March 1956. Great Britain is getting ready for the visit of Nikita Khrushchev – leader of the country which was by that time practically closed for the West. Right on the eve of this event, TU-104 – the Russian jet air liner landed in London. Three days later two more beauties of the same kind flew in. It was a sensation! The British “Comet” did not fly. The American jet firstlings were still under construction. And there you are – three Russian aircraft at a time! The Queen confessed that every time upon hearing the unusual turbines’ rumble, she got out to the balcony to see the Russian wonder… It all started half a century before the events described above.

Sci-fi horror and surreal black comedy conjoins the concepts of Frankenstein, Metropolis and Nikita in the bizarre exploits of a young schoolgirl who is brutally killed by her teacher. In the process of life and technology, they are both interwoven to reincarnate her into the ever-vengeful cyborg in a tragic woe of an ever-increasing killing spree.

A four-part series that reveals how a secret pact formed a cartel that controls the world's oil. On August 28, 1928, in the Scottish highlands, began the secret story of oil. Three men had an appointment at Achnacarry Castle - a Dutchman, an American and an Englishman. The Dutchman was Henry Deterding, a man nicknamed the Napoleon of Oil, having exploited a find in Sumatra. He joined forces with a rich ship owner and painted Shell salesman and together the two men founded Royal Dutch Shell.

This story could have ended the Cold War long before Gorbachev… Amid the descent of the Iron Curtain, the Bay of Pigs Invasion, and the conflict in Vietnam lies one of the more bizarre moments of the period.

"Cuban Missile Crisis: Three Men Go to War" focuses on three central figures in the crisis–President John F. Kennedy, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Cuban leader Fidel Castro.