Medicine that sees them all
Whether heart disease, ADHD or mental health: medicine is finally recognizing that women need to be treated differently to men - in order to provide better care for everyone. A plan b by Judith Arnold and Franca Leyendecker.
Fashion through the ages
Germans and their clothes: a mirror of the zeitgeist. Celebrities such as Enie van de Meiklokjes and Guildo Horn tell their fashion stories. A Terra X History by Thomas Hies and Tobias Wiethoff. On June 8 at 11:45 pm on ZDF.
Landlust
Dead in the water in the village? Not at all! People are getting to work here. Three people, one goal: to make life in the countryside worth living. A film by Luca Bartolotta, Daniela Hoyer and Franca Leyendecker. On April 21 at 6:15 p.m. on SWR.
The protein revolution
Proteins could soon change our world profoundly: They are often underestimated, though they are the building blocks of life. New technologies are making it possible to unlock their secrets. A 3sat science documentary by Berndt Welz.
Superpower laughter
How humor makes us strong. Is laughter really healthy? The Arte science documentary by Anja Leuschner shows how psychology and neuroscience are researching the amazing potential of humor.
Late baby bliss
Pregnant at 45 plus: unimaginable in the past. But more and more women are becoming mothers late in life. How are families coping? A "37 Grad"-documentary by Daniela Hoyer and Franca Leyendecker: Late baby happiness - trend or taboo?
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Philippinen: Die deutsche Ärztin und die Müllmenschen
(ARD-”Weltspiegel”) ARD, Länge: 8 Minuten
Thailand: Bangkok – Stadt im Stau
(Magazine “Umwelt” u. “planet e”) 3 Sat, Länge: 5 Minuten
Bangladesch: Bibi Russell – Engel der Armen
(Magazin “7 ½”) Arte, Länge: 7 Minuten
Indien: Freiheit für die Latrinenputzer?
(Auslandsmagazin “Kompaß”) Bayerischer Rundfunk, Länge: 7 Minuten
Indien: Die Straßenkinder von Delhi
(Auslandsmagazin “Auswärts”) Hessischer Rundfunk, Länge: 9 Minuten
