春节连休期间播放的KBS2TV综艺《社长的耳朵是驴耳朵》确定成为常规节目。 　　《社长的耳朵是驴耳朵》是通过认为自己是好上司的“名人”老板们，与“未生”职员的极与极“同床异梦”，来缓解工作中获得的压力，实现换位思考加自我反省的综艺节目。

春节连休期间播放的KBS2TV综艺《社长的耳朵是驴耳朵》确定成为常规节目。 　　《社长的耳朵是驴耳朵》是通过认为自己是好上司的“名人”老板们，与“未生”职员的极与极“同床异梦”，来缓解工作中获得的压力，实现换位思考加自我反省的综艺节目。

吴米森《梵谷的耳朵》20min 年代1994 英文发音 中\英字幕 彩色＼黑白影片 　　《梵谷的耳朵》为《松鼠自杀事件》导演吴米森在美国电影研究所的毕业作品。本影片与美国传奇诗人＼反主流文化英雄＼同性恋文化代言人＼西藏喇嘛教徒──艾伦．金斯堡共同创作实验，跨越在实验＼纪录之间，以诗与影像的对话，侧记这位《垮掉的一代》（The Beat Generation）之父。

吴米森《梵谷的耳朵》20min 年代1994 英文发音 中\英字幕 彩色＼黑白影片 　　《梵谷的耳朵》为《松鼠自杀事件》导演吴米森在美国电影研究所的毕业作品。本影片与美国传奇诗人＼反主流文化英雄＼同性恋文化代言人＼西藏喇嘛教徒──艾伦．金斯堡共同创作实验，跨越在实验＼纪录之间，以诗与影像的对话，侧记这位《垮掉的一代》（The Beat Generation）之父。

故事发生在下北泽，青年荒川青（若叶龙也 饰）和女友川濑雪（穗志萌香 饰）之间的感情一直十分稳定，哪知道在小雪生日这天，当荒川满心欢喜的为她庆祝的节骨眼上，小雪向荒川坦诚自己出轨了，并且要求分手。 　　一次偶然中，荒川结识了在美术大学里深造的高桥町子（萩原实里 饰），高桥打算拍摄一部独立电影，她邀请荒川也参与其中。在拍摄的过程中，荒川认识了场务城定（中田青渚 饰），活泼可爱的城定和荒川相见恨晚，两人之间很快就成为了无话不谈的朋友。与此同时，参加电影拍摄的还有小有名气的电视演员间宫武（成田凌 饰），让荒川感到震惊的是，他竟然就是小雪的出轨对象。

故事发生在下北泽，青年荒川青（若叶龙也 饰）和女友川濑雪（穗志萌香 饰）之间的感情一直十分稳定，哪知道在小雪生日这天，当荒川满心欢喜的为她庆祝的节骨眼上，小雪向荒川坦诚自己出轨了，并且要求分手。 　　一次偶然中，荒川结识了在美术大学里深造的高桥町子（萩原实里 饰），高桥打算拍摄一部独立电影，她邀请荒川也参与其中。在拍摄的过程中，荒川认识了场务城定（中田青渚 饰），活泼可爱的城定和荒川相见恨晚，两人之间很快就成为了无话不谈的朋友。与此同时，参加电影拍摄的还有小有名气的电视演员间宫武（成田凌 饰），让荒川感到震惊的是，他竟然就是小雪的出轨对象。

Denis Ten made history when he became the first ever Kazakhstani figure skater to win an Olympic medal. Years later, the decorated athlete was murdered in his home country, setting off protests after years of unrest and generating new movements among those who want to challenge the political regime and make them take notice of their citizenry. Filmmaker Katerina Suvorova takes her camera to the streets of this political movement in her country. She finds two activists who want to take charge and make change. With their work in the fields of journalism and political science, the two are passionate about the cause but face risking their safety while speaking out. Through direct intimate access, Streets Loud with Echoes witnesses a revolution start to form as a new generation of Kazakhstanis fight to have their voices heard, seeking justice not just for one person but for a whole nation.

Denis Ten made history when he became the first ever Kazakhstani figure skater to win an Olympic medal. Years later, the decorated athlete was murdered in his home country, setting off protests after years of unrest and generating new movements among those who want to challenge the political regime and make them take notice of their citizenry. Filmmaker Katerina Suvorova takes her camera to the streets of this political movement in her country. She finds two activists who want to take charge and make change. With their work in the fields of journalism and political science, the two are passionate about the cause but face risking their safety while speaking out. Through direct intimate access, Streets Loud with Echoes witnesses a revolution start to form as a new generation of Kazakhstanis fight to have their voices heard, seeking justice not just for one person but for a whole nation.

Jeremy Paxman joins dedicated art lover and author of ‘Van Gogh's Ear: The True Story’, Bernadette Murphy at the climax of her seven-year mission to solve one of the most perplexing art mysteries of our time: did van Gogh really take a razor to his own ear, and what led him to commit such an act? 　　Having sifted through all the evidence, Bernadette’s search ends in Berkeley, California, where a tiny document, drawn by Dr Felix Rey, who had cared for Van Gogh following the incident, has been hiding for years in the Irving Stone archives. Rey had drawn a diagram for Stone of the ear before and after to inform Stone's book Lust For Life. The diagram confirms a brutal severance of the entire ear. Bernadette takes the evidence to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the world’s foremost centre for the study of his life and work. 　　Vincent van Gogh, an unknown and unsuccessful painter during his lifetime, is today among the most celebrated artists of all time. In 1888, the artist spent a year of his life in the city of Arles, France, where he created some of his most treasured masterpieces. But it was also the year - legend has it - that he took a blade to his own ear, before giving it to a young girl outside a nearby brothel. He was found the following morning - on Christmas Eve - his head in blood-soaked rags. 　　This event has become one of the most famous legends in the history of art, but nobody has been able to agree what actually happened – even that he did cut off his ear - until now. 　　Before the final piece of the puzzle is uncovered, the documentary follows Bernadette as she identifies for the first time the girl called ‘Rachel’, the girl van Gogh gave his ear to that evening, and tracks down her descendants. Bernadette deduces that Rachel was in fact a young cleaner named Gabrielle - who worked brothels and other regular haunts of van Gogh's near where he lived in Arles in 1888 - and sheds light on the true nature of their relationship. 　　The programme also offers analysis of Van Gogh’s work, created directly after the incident – clues within offer insight into his genius and mental state at the time; his feelings of abandonment by his brother Theo, on whom he relied financially and emotionally, and friend and fellow artist Paul Gaugin. 　　Bernadette Murphy says: “This investigation has been an incredible adventure, and discovering the document was an extraordinary moment. From my little house in Provence I couldn’t believe I had found something new and important about Vincent van Gogh, but it was a vital detail in my complete re-examination of this most famous of artists, the key people he met in Arles and his tragic end.” 　　Jeremy Paxman says: “Bernadette Murphy has demonstrated that with passion and dedicated sleuthing you can change a bit of history.”

Jeremy Paxman joins dedicated art lover and author of ‘Van Gogh's Ear: The True Story’, Bernadette Murphy at the climax of her seven-year mission to solve one of the most perplexing art mysteries of our time: did van Gogh really take a razor to his own ear, and what led him to commit such an act? 　　Having sifted through all the evidence, Bernadette’s search ends in Berkeley, California, where a tiny document, drawn by Dr Felix Rey, who had cared for Van Gogh following the incident, has been hiding for years in the Irving Stone archives. Rey had drawn a diagram for Stone of the ear before and after to inform Stone's book Lust For Life. The diagram confirms a brutal severance of the entire ear. Bernadette takes the evidence to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the world’s foremost centre for the study of his life and work. 　　Vincent van Gogh, an unknown and unsuccessful painter during his lifetime, is today among the most celebrated artists of all time. In 1888, the artist spent a year of his life in the city of Arles, France, where he created some of his most treasured masterpieces. But it was also the year - legend has it - that he took a blade to his own ear, before giving it to a young girl outside a nearby brothel. He was found the following morning - on Christmas Eve - his head in blood-soaked rags. 　　This event has become one of the most famous legends in the history of art, but nobody has been able to agree what actually happened – even that he did cut off his ear - until now. 　　Before the final piece of the puzzle is uncovered, the documentary follows Bernadette as she identifies for the first time the girl called ‘Rachel’, the girl van Gogh gave his ear to that evening, and tracks down her descendants. Bernadette deduces that Rachel was in fact a young cleaner named Gabrielle - who worked brothels and other regular haunts of van Gogh's near where he lived in Arles in 1888 - and sheds light on the true nature of their relationship. 　　The programme also offers analysis of Van Gogh’s work, created directly after the incident – clues within offer insight into his genius and mental state at the time; his feelings of abandonment by his brother Theo, on whom he relied financially and emotionally, and friend and fellow artist Paul Gaugin. 　　Bernadette Murphy says: “This investigation has been an incredible adventure, and discovering the document was an extraordinary moment. From my little house in Provence I couldn’t believe I had found something new and important about Vincent van Gogh, but it was a vital detail in my complete re-examination of this most famous of artists, the key people he met in Arles and his tragic end.” 　　Jeremy Paxman says: “Bernadette Murphy has demonstrated that with passion and dedicated sleuthing you can change a bit of history.”