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Sense of Tumour (2018), Belgium

Drama series, 2 episodes of 45 min
Guest: Leander Verdievel
Moderation: Vivienne Kuster

Medical student and womanizer Tristan is living life in the fast lane. His future as a neurosurgeon seems within his grasp, but then fate strikes: Tristan is diagnosed with a tumour. He is in shock, as are his family and friends, who react with dismay to the catastrophic diagnosis. There is no time to think, his hematologist wants to start radiotherapy immediately, followed by chemotherapy. As a patient, Tristan gets to know a completely different side of everyday hospital life and tries to continue his usual routine between treatments and internships at the clinic. Over time, however, he has to accept that his body will not accept the radiotherapy without complaint and that he will have to live with the consequences – professionally and privately.

Original title Gevoel voor Tumor
Script Leander Verdievel, Mathias Claeys, Tom Goris
Concept Leander Verdievel
Directors Tom Goris
Language Dutch
Duration 8 episodes of 42 min
Country of productions Belgium 
Production Kris Peeters, Ilse Polenus, Sandy Debecker 
Year of production 2018

Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), an American married to a Polish man in London and an MI5 officer mainly tied to her desk, is the first to realize that a woman must be behind a series of contract killings across Europe. She is promoted to head a small, secret undercover unit with the sole aim of finding and apprehending this killer (Jodie Comer) in order to get to her employers. On the one hand, Eve gets closer and closer to the mysterious Oksana, who calls herself Villanelle and lives in Paris, but on the other hand she has to deal with bitter setbacks ... the exposure of a former colleague as a mole. Eve and Oksana develop a strong obsession for each other.

Original title Killing Eve
Director u.a. Lisa Brühlmann
Idea Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Production BBC America
Language English
Duration 4 seasons 32 episodes of 45 min
First run 2018