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In un villaggio lussemburghese dove tutti hanno segreti, l'ispettore di polizia Luc Capitani sta indagando sulla morte sospetta di una ragazza di 15 anni.

Christos Floros invites public figures shaping Luxembourg and Europe politically, socially and culturally for meaningful conversations that encourage the audience to get to know the people behind their roles.

Each 26 min. episode follows a different protagonist, and is directed by a different director. In the tradition of pure observational cinema, the viewer is allowed to immerse into the life of the protagonist, whose reality, conflicts and dreams, reflect the various socio-cultural realities of Luxembourg.

Michel Polnareff performs ten of his songs in a TV show using the latest state of the art video recording technology. The concept is filled with a broad range of high-quality digital visual effects based on new trends in the music industry.

In the studios of RTL Luxembourg, French singer/composer Michel Polnareff performed his following hits: "Love Me, Please Love Me", "Jesus for Tonight", "Je suis un homme", "Wandering Man", "Âme câline", "Since I Saw You", "La poupée qui fait non", "Rainy Day Song", "Fame À La Mode", "Le bal des Laze" and "So Long Beauty".

The spectre of a national catastrophe arises at the end of September 2008 in Luxembourg when two systemic banks from the financial centre are on the verge of disappearing simultaneously.

Historical survey of the events that occurred in the tiny but far from insignificant Grand Duchy of Luxembourg from 1900 to the two world wars to the modern prosperous country it now is. The film is made entirely from clips of amateur films deposited at the National Audiovisual Center.

In this video clip from RTL Luxembourg Productions, directed by René Steichen, French singer and composer Michel Polnareff performs the title song from his debut English language album, "Fame à la Mode".

Call-in program host André Torrent asks viewers to vote for TV shows, cartoons or music video clips they would like to see broadcast during the show and invites random callers on air to comment on their choice.

Every two weeks (every other Friday), André Torrent invites the biggest celebrities in the world of entertainment over a glass of Martini, the popular Italian drink, as they discuss the guest's latest news and evolution in their career.

Seven years after a series of memorable and sold-out live performances ("Michel Polnareff: Ze (re)tour 2007 (2007)") in his native country, French singer/songwriter/composer and US resident Michel Polnareff accepts for the first time to participate in a tell-all documentary about key moments in his life and career, as well as to provide some insights into what is going on with his long-awaited upcoming tenth studio album.

An imaginative cookery programme about British cuisine combined with an exploration of London neighbourhoods.