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Home __Tv __ Our 5 TV tips for the coming days (from Saturday24/9/2022)

Our 5 TV tips for the coming days (from Saturday 24/9/2022)

A guest in the monastery

TESTIMONY • Actor Thomas Cammaert, known for The Passion, Ramses and Wieis de Mol, is a guest of the Premonstratensians in the Abbey of Berne inHeeswijk Dinther for three days. It is the oldest surviving monastic order inthe Netherlands. The Flemish Thomas grew up in a Catholic family. When hediscovered that he liked men, he no longer felt welcome in the church. Howdoes he settle in monastic life in Brabant? In the garden of the abbey heenters into a conversation with Abbot Denis Hendrickx and asks whether thebrothers in his abbey can be openly gay.

Cloister guests, Saturday 24 September 2022, 4.03pm-4.30pm, NPO2

‘Remaining women’

DOCU • Many women in China are also ambitious. They study and have a greatcareer. But if they are still unmarried at 27, they no longer count.Filmmakers Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia follow three successful Chinese womenin Beijing: 34-year-old lawyer Qiu Hua Mei, 28-year-old radio host Xu Min and36-year-old assistant professor Gai Qi in Beijing. Despite their successfulcareers, these women are seen as ‘sheng nu’, a derogatory term for ‘leftover’women.

2Doc: Leftover women, Saturday September 24, 2022, 11:54 pm-1:18 am,NPO2

People with disabilities’

CONVERSATION • What does it mean to have a disability and what does thatsay about our humanity? Writer and researcher Jacqueline Kool deals with thesequestions. The outside world often has prejudices about people withdisabilities: they would have a difficult life, there is a lot that is notpossible. Jacqueline Kool takes a stand against these prejudices. She choosesto say yes to her life in an electric wheelchair, and everything that comeswith it. Of course it is sometimes difficult, but isn’t that true foreveryone? And what do we really know about the other?

The wonder, Sunday 25 September 2022, 8.32 am-9.02 am, NPO2

Inside the head of Caroline Pauwels

DOCU • The four seasons of Caroline Pauwels provides an insight into therich and full life of the late Caroline Pauwels during an eventful year inwhich she had to resign as rector of the VUB due to her illness, but in whichshe was also guest curator of Theater aan Zee. We follow her at random, butalso at selected moments throughout the summer, autumn, winter and spring ofthe year 2021-2022. We get to know her view of the world and see how itevolves through the seasons. How do the different atmospheres and moods enterher life? And how does she deal with the daily reality she is confronted with?Caroline Pauwels’ four seasons is an intimate portrait of an unusuallyfascinating and inspiring personality.

The four seasons of Caroline Pauwels, Monday September 26, 2022, 9.20 pm -10.20 pm, Canvas

The woman who wanted to be a billionaire

DOCU • In 2004, Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of college to start Theranos,a company that would revolutionize healthcare. Holmes was dubbed the new SteveJobs, but just two years later, she fell off her pedestal. This documentarytells the story of the rise and fall of the woman who thought she would becomethe youngest female billionaire in the world.

The inventor: out for blood in Silicon Valley, Wednesday September 28,2022, 10.50 pm-0.45 am, Canvas