In the course of May stop most trusted television and starts the flow of summer repeats. What remains to new productions, especially non-fiction which excel documentaries, and sometimes even get high ratings, such as a small million for Satudarah – One Blood . A selection of the best TV shows of May and June.
1. The Iron Age (NTR / VPRO)
Even better than before in the Golden Age succeed presenter Hans Inexpensive and the team of researchers and directors of Other Times for an accessible way the relevance of history for bring present the limelight. In thirteen episodes (here) takes another key figure from the nineteenth century portrayed in the Netherlands and linked to contemporary imitators.
2. Naziha’s Spring (2DOC / NTR)
This documentary (here) of the Dutch-Kurdish Gülşah Dogan provides essential insight into a social issue, which usually comes cliché in the news. Naziha, Dutch-Moroccan single mother of nine sons and a daughter, fighting the label “troubled.”
3. Satudarah – One Blood (2DOC / NTR)
Documentary (here) of anthropologist-filmmaker Joost van der Valk and his British partner Mags Gavan on the original Moluccan motorcycle, which spreads rapidly to the shock of the authorities to many countries. Beautiful portrait of tender machismo, wounded pride and effort were forbidden to trade to gain respect.
4. DWDD University: Summer School (VARA)
Another summer portable version of a strong format: the passionate colleges (here) of experts in various fields. The big spike up was Claudia Breijs very personal declaration of love for the Dutch song, explained to a bewildered audience of adolescents.
5. The Masterpieces (VARA)
In all simplicity still an effective formula: Summer guests in pocket size. Paul Witteman interrogates (here) to sedate and reasonable tone a celebrity that film, book, music, artwork and TV programs he would take to a desert island.
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