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- Tim holds Dave, the man he once love in high school captive, the same man who beat up and humiliated him when they were teenagers, now Tim want answers for the betrayal that ends up badly.
- Hosted by the "world famous" Baroness Coral von Reefenhausen, Below the Belt is a cheeky show that takes an irreverent, fun, and risqué look at adult topics in Johannesburg and Cape Town. As a veritable fish out of water, she tackles subjects including the singles scene, nudity, pornography, S&M, swinging, prostitution, gay nightlife, adult tourism and other topics of interest 'hidden' in the underworlds and nightlife of greater Johannesburg and Cape Town. It's part chat and part expose - made all the more unique by the very memorable Baroness.
- A cinematic road trip through South Africa. As a Dutch-South-African filmmaker, Saskia Vredeveld asks herself the question: 'did I become a racist, because I grew up in a racist country?' Therefore she embarks on a journey, from Cape Town to the heart of South Africa, to the towns whose 'white' names are about to be erased from the map such as Amsterdam and Rotterdam. What contradictory feelings does she have regarding her country? Is there still a future for the white people in the new South Africa?
- A two part documentary examining the most private, taboo and yet most basic of universal places: the toilet. This documentary takes an irreverent peek at the loo, from the mass manufacture of the standard household bowl to the mile-high club. The investigation follows the evolution of the toilet - from its humble beginnings as a hole in the ground to boasting designer fittings and specialized accessories. 'Ordinary' people share their experiences of the loo and its role within their daily lives, offering their cultural perspectives on the subject and sharing stories of the fascinating things they do in the littlest of rooms - from reading to having sex. Flush raises a number of social issues around the institution of the toilet. Why do women always queue for public toilets? What do they actually do in there? Flush examines gender segregation in loos; the shared toilets in South Africa's townships and even offers glimpses into a variety of glamorous and over-the-top bathrooms. At times reflective, at others tongue-in-cheek - Flush is all about lifting the seat on taboos and the entertaining sharing of experiences.