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In the fourth season inimitable host Wil Anderson will once again pick apart the seams of advertising. Important topics in this episode include performance artist Yolanda Dominguez's critique of the way female models are photographed in unrealistic poses in ads, plus the way in which television ads are attempting to normalise the incidence of gambling, especially among young adults. As well, we look at the recent phenomenon of digitally placing advertising images into films and television programs.

Important topics in this episode include the doubtful accuracy of persuasive lists and 'scientific' claims offered in ads, and why the magic word in advertising is 'because'. As well we examine the reasons advertisers are moving from traditional forms of advertising into participatory online gaming. One of the fundamental purposes of advertising is also revisited: how to change people's behaviour so that what we want to do and what marketers want us to do happily coincides.

A show that offers a distinctive peek inside the creative minds of Hollywood's best directors. A personal and insightful look into the lives, influences, and original style of today's top film directors. A fascinating profile that explores each directors unique process for creating some of the most memorable and enduring movies of our times.

A show that offers a distinctive peek inside the creative minds of Hollywood's best directors. A personal and insightful look into the lives, influences, and original style of today's top film directors. A fascinating profile that explores each directors unique process for creating some of the most memorable and enduring movies of our times.

In the fourth season inimitable host Wil Anderson will once again pick apart the seams of advertising. Important topics in this episode include the growth in billboard advertising and the methods used to capture not only your attention but your participation. Related to this are questions about the exposure of children to R-rated advertising in public spaces. As well, questions are raised about the increasing use by advertisers of public social media sites to find out and to act upon (or perhaps to prey upon) people's interests, desires and needs.

A show that offers a distinctive peek inside the creative minds of Hollywood's best directors. A personal and insightful look into the lives, influences, and original style of today's top film directors. A fascinating profile that explores each directors unique process for creating some of the most memorable and enduring movies of our times.

Important topics in this episode include how a fourteen-year-old boy born with one hand inspired a multinational company to sponsor a prosthetic, electronic hand. As well we look at the issue of snack bar confectionary advertised as 'nutritious health food', and the advertising of fast food 'free-range' chicken to impress those who have animal anti-cruelty credentials.

A show that offers a distinctive peek inside the creative minds of Hollywood's best directors. A personal and insightful look into the lives, influences, and original style of today's top film directors. A fascinating profile that explores each director's unique process for creating some of the most memorable and enduring movies of our times.

Important topics in this episode include why condoms are not advertised on the basis of health or safe sex. In connection with this is the question of why more women than men buy condoms. As well we look at how neuromarketers work out ways of creating ads that affect us on a subconscious level, psychologically inducing us to buy. This raises the issue of whether, in the future, as 'brain mapping' becomes more sophisticated, stricter controls will have to be placed on the advertising industry.

A show that offers a distinctive peek inside the creative minds of Hollywood's best directors. A personal and insightful look into the lives, influences, and original style of today's top film directors. A fascinating profile that explores each directors unique process for creating some of the most memorable and enduring movies of our times.

Looks at the history of 'race movies', films made by, for and with African Americans. It examines the work of Oscar Micheaux, Spencer Williams Jr and the Noble Bros, plus some of the actors who appeared in the films.

Filmed in ultra slow-motion, 48 collisions are recorded between dancers, boxers, martial artists, gymnasts, football players, wrestlers and street culture enthusiasts.

In the fourth season inimitable host Wil Anderson will once again pick apart the seams of advertising. Important topics in this episode include the ethics of sexism in advertising, the purposes of making ads that will be banned, and public protest advertising to name and shame commercial businesses. Also, a look at anxiety and the application of psychological obsolescence as powerful marketing tools.

The Magnificent Tati is the first English language documentary which explores the work of French director/comedian/creator extraordinaire Jacques Tati. One of cinema's greatest artists, Tati pushed cinema to its limits with six feature films that redefined how we experience movies.