‘Delphine: my story’
In the three-part series Delphine: my story Princess Delphine of Saxe-Coburg tells her life story for the first time on television. She testifies about all the phases and emotions she went through and makes her own photo archive and family albums available. Her partner, mother, friends, lawyers and palace employees are also given the floor.
From 12 January every Wednesday at 8.40 pm on One.
‘Restaurant misunderstanding’
Dieter Coppens will soon open on One Restaurant misunderstanding, where the entire staff has been diagnosed with young-onset dementia. Due to their illness, they regularly have to deal with misunderstanding and they are often forced to stop working, which damages their self-confidence. Restaurant misunderstanding wants, with the help of chef Seppe Nobels, to show the outside world what they can still do. Even if it often doesn’t run smoothly.
“Both of my grandmothers got Alzheimer’s later in life. So I have experienced first-hand what that does to someone,” says Dieter Coppers.
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Later this spring on One.
‘Travel Waes: world cities’
Tom Waes crosses the border again after a few trips in his own country and neighboring country the Netherlands. This time, he focuses exclusively on some of the most exciting and important cities in the world. Because with four billion people, more than half of the world’s population now lives in a city.
Tom discovers how ancient Aztec traditions are being revived in Mexico City. With Cairo, Tom visits the most important metropolis of the Middle East, which is slowly but surely bursting at the seams. London and Los Angeles are also discussed.
Later this spring on One.
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‘Lost luggage’
“Top fiction from our own soil”, promises the VRT. When the half-Moroccan agent Samira Laroussa (the acting debut of Lara Chedraoui, singer of Intergalactic lovers, ed.) In the aftermath of the attacks at Zaventem airport, returning the leftover suitcases to victims and relatives, she is confronted with prejudice, pride and sadness. But she persists in helping everyone until she loses herself.
The direction is in the hands of Nathalie Basteyns, Kaat Beels and Ibbe Daniëls. Lost luggage is an idea by Tiny Bertels, who co-created the series with Nathalie Basteyns.
Later this spring on One.
‘Two summers’
A psychological thriller series, written by Paul Baeten and Tom Lenaerts. And one with a top cast, including Koen De Bouw, Kevin Janssens, Ruth Becqaert, Herwig Illegems and An Miller. So the cards are in good hands two summers.
It started thirty years ago: a group of young twenty-somethings want to party for one more holiday before real life begins. But things go awry when one of them is killed in a tragic incident. Thirty summers later, the same group of friends goes on a long weekend on an island off the French Azure coast, only to find a fateful video from yesteryear.
From 6 February every Sunday on One.
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‘Nothing is over’
On March 13, 2022 it will be 10 years ago that our country woke up to the news of an accident with a Belgian bus, on the way back from snow classes in Switzerland. 28 people were killed, 6 adults and 22 children from two schools: Het Stekske primary school in Lommel and the Sint-Lambertus school in Heverlee.
For actress Katrien De Ruysscher and VRT NWS journalist Lieven Van Gils, the event became part of their lives. For De Ruysscher because she came to live in Lommel Kolonie in 2013, for Van Gils because one of the victims, master Frank from Heverlee, was a very good friend. They look for parents, sisters, brothers and injured children again for this intimate series.
Later this spring on One.
‘The 80s for Teens’
Ask a teenager what they know about the 1980s and the answer is: nothing. And yet the world we live in today took on its color then. That is why Steven Van Herreweghe paints the picture of that decade for today’s young people. About a society in which everything larger than life – from pop stars to hairstyles -, but everyday life was often not so rosy.
Later this spring on One.
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‘Junior looking for love’
Should there still be Planckaerts? Of course. Junior Planckaert is a sporty 29-year-old who still lives at home, but dreams of building his own life. And preferably with someone by his side. In Junior looking for love he goes – yes – in search of love. And to himself. He is assisted by psychologist Sarah Van Pelt.
The VRT is already staying far away from the concepts of ‘elimination race’ and ‘rose ceremony’ – hello there, The bachelor.
Later this spring on One.
Still new:
Airport 24/7: The creators of Urgent 24/7 dived behind the scenes of Brussels Airport.
We are family: Na Where’s Mark? Lidewij Nutten continues on topics such as searching for your roots and your identity.
Straight through the Low Countries: Arnout Hauben walks through Belgium and the Netherlands, from Ostend to Pieterburen.
Master Tijs: Tijs Vanneste dives into the debate about education and will stand in front of the class for three months.
the notary: Phara de Aguirre follows active notaries and their clients.
Side by side: Ruben Van Gucht speaks to seven top athletes about their motivations and career planning, about the toll of sport on their bodies and their family life.
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