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SBS ONE Mar 8 Program Guide Week 11 Sunday March 8th, 2015 5:00 am Korean News - News via satellite from YTN Korea, in Korean, no subtitles. 5:35 am Japanese News - News via satellite from NHK Tokyo in Japanese, no subtitles. 6:10 am Hong Kong News - News via satellite from TVB Hong Kong, in Cantonese, no subtitles. 6:30 am Chinese News - News via satellite from CCTV Beijing, in Mandarin, no subtitles. 7:00 am Al Jazeera English News - News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English. CC 7:30 am Italian News - News via satellite from RAI Rome in Italian, no subtitles. 8:10 am Filipino News - News via satellite from ABS-CBN Manila, in Tagalog, no subtitles. 8:40 am French News - News via satellite from FT2 Paris, in French, no subtitles. 9:30 am Greek News From Cyprus - News via satellite from CyBC Cyprus, in Greek, no subtitles. 10:30 am German News - News via satellite from DW Berlin, in German, no subtitles. 11:00 am Spanish News - News via satellite from RTVE Madrid, in Spanish, no subtitles. 12:00 pm Arabic News - News via satellite from DRTV Dubai, in Arabic, no subtitles. 12:30 pm Turkish News - News via satellite from TRT Turkey, in Turkish, no subtitles. 1:00 pm Big, Bigger, Biggest - Tower - Rising 610 metres tall, the Canton Tower is the tallest television tower in the world. Its construction was made possible by four great leaps in technology. This program explores the key historic towers that made these engineering breakthroughs. Using stunning CGI animation, the program reveals the incredible stories behind the Washington Monument, the Eiffel Tower, Canada's CN Tower and the record- breaking Canton Tower itself. (From the UK) (Documentary Series) (Part 5 of 6) (Rpt) G CC 1:50 pm Story Of Him - A performance in an old theatre tells the story of Him, a normal guy with a daily routine of coffee, brandy and beer. An animated tale about alcoholism. (Animation) (From Spain, in Spanish) (2011) SBS ONE Program Guide – Week 11 Sunday March 8th, 2015 2:00 pm Speedweek - A comprehensive motor sports program for speed enthusiasts. (Motor Sport) CC 4:00 pm Football Asia - Provides the latest news and updates from the various football leagues across Asia. (From Singapore, in English) (Football) CC 4:30 pm UEFA Champions League 2014-2015 Magazine - Highlights and news from the latest round of the UEFA Champions League. (From Switzerland, in English) (Football) CC 5:00 pm Massive Moves - Colossal Church - Kathy Weckwerth set up a Christian Ministry to help women overcome life's difficulties. The trouble is she doesn't have a headquarters. Together with husband Dean she finds her ideal building- a century old church threatened with demolition. Now they need it lifted off its ancient foundations and hauled over railroads and under live power lines. Battling plagues of hornets, bat infestations and muddy soybean fields, Matt and Tim try and deliver the Weckwerth's new HQ against the odds. (From the UK) (Factual Entertainment) (Rpt) G 5:30 pm Nazi Megastructures - Hitler's Jet Caves - This episode explores one of the most technological advanced aeroplanes of World War II. A fighter jet that inspired a revolution in aerial warfare: the Messerschmitt Me 262. This is the remarkable story of an awe- inspiring aircraft, the subterranean bat-cave where it was built and the battle for air supremacy that decided the fate of the war. (Part 5 of 6) (From the US) (Documentary) PG(V) CC **New Episode** 6:30 pm SBS World News - Up-to-date reports and analysis of the major national and international news stories of the day in Australia's only world news service. (An SBS Production) CC 7:30 pm Lost Kingdoms Of Central America - Kingdom Of The Jaguar - Dr Jago Cooper explores the rise and fall of the forgotten civilisations of Central America, including the Aztec cultures of Olmec, including Taino in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, Teotihuacan in Mexico, Guayabo in Costa Rica, Matagalpa in Nicaragua and Joya de Ceren In El Salvador. Dr Jago Cooper begins by journeying through southern Mexico to investigate the rise and fall of America's oldest civilisation, the Olmec, who thrived over 3,000 years ago. He encounters colossal stone heads and the oldest rubber balls in the world and descends deep inside an ancient cave network in search of a were-jaguar. (Part 1 of 4) (From the UK) (Documentary) G CC **Premiere** 8:30 pm Sydney Gay And Lesbian Mardi Gras 2015 - SBS is celebrating Mardi Gras where staying in really is the new coming out. The 2015 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is ready to make its entrance, bringing the parade exclusively from the streets of Sydney to lounge rooms across the country in a special event broadcast hosted for the first time by comedian and actress Magda Szubanski, along with comedian Tom Ballard and journalist and reporter from SBS 2’s The Feed Patrick Abboud. (Entertainment) M CC **Special** SBS ONE Program Guide – Week 11 Sunday March 8th, 2015 10:05 pm Love, Marilyn - Coinciding with the 50th Anniversary of Marilyn Monroe's death, this documentary features remarkable footage and audiotapes along with Marilyn's own handwritten letters, diaries, notes, poems, journals and notebooks, which document her private life against the backdrop of her very public life and loves. Alongside interviews with experts and former acquaintances, A-list actors - including Adrien Brody, Lindsey Lohan, Uma Thurman and Jeremy Piven - read from Marilyn's own writings, bringing her words to a contemporary audience for the first time. (From the US) (Documentary) (Rpt) M(L) CC 12:00 am Movie: The Man Who Will Come - It's winter in 1943 and Italy is a country torn apart by years of brutal war. Martina is a disturbed young girl who has not spoken since the death of her brother several years earlier. However, when Martina's mother falls pregnant again, the heart-broken Martina finds reason for hope. But on the day her new brother is born, the SS start a violent round-up of the civilians in the area. Winner of the 2010 David di Donatello Award for Best Film. Directed by Giorgio Diritti and stars Maya Sansa, Alba Rohrwacher and Eleonora Mazzoni. (From Italy, in Italian and German) (History) (2009) (Rpt) M (V) 2:05 am Countdown - The long-running British game show in which two contestants engage in a battle of wits, competing against the clock in a series of challenging word and number puzzles. Presenter Jeff Stelling is assisted by numbers whiz Rachel Riley along with word expert Susie Dent. Each program features a celebrity guest. (From the UK) (Entertainment Series) G CC 2:50 am Secret History Of Our Streets - Reverdy Road - This episode explores the history of Reverdy Road in Bermondsey, which has endured as an enclave of working-class respectability. When Charles Booth visited in 1900 as part of his Survey of London, he was impressed by the houses, gardens, and the broad, clean streets. Older residents recall life on the street during the war, when three houses were bombed, and the work of a pioneer of public health - Dr Alfred Salter - who lived in the house on the corner of the street, a house that has been occupied by a doctor since 1880. (From the UK) (Documentary) (Rpt) PG CC 3:55 am Where Is Flight MH370? - Where is Flight MH370? tells the inside story of the search for the missing jet and those who have spent weeks searching for the lost plane. The disappearance of Flight MH370 stunned the world, making international headlines and sending shockwaves throughout the aviation industry. In an era of smart-phones and sat- nav, how could a 270-ton passenger jet vanish into thin air? Using the timeline of what happened to MH370 as its narrative structure, this documentary looks at how the plane could ‘disappear’ and the technology used to follow its final path. (From the UK) (Documentary) (Rpt) G CC SBS ONE Program Guide – Week 11 Monday March 9th, 2015 5:00 am Korean News - News via satellite from YTN Korea, in Korean, no subtitles. 5:35 am Japanese News - News via satellite from NHK Tokyo in Japanese, no subtitles. 6:10 am Hong Kong News - News via satellite from TVB Hong Kong, in Cantonese, no subtitles. 6:30 am Chinese News - News via satellite from CCTV Beijing, in Mandarin, no subtitles. 7:00 am Al Jazeera English News - News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English. CC 7:30 am Italian News - News via satellite from RAI Rome in Italian, no subtitles. 8:10 am Filipino News - News via satellite from ABS-CBN Manila, in Tagalog, no subtitles. 8:40 am French News - News via satellite from FT2 Paris, in French, no subtitles. 9:30 am Greek News From Cyprus - News via satellite from CyBC Cyprus, in Greek, no subtitles. 10:30 am German News - News via satellite from DW Berlin, in German, no subtitles. 11:00 am Spanish News - News via satellite from RTVE Madrid, in Spanish, no subtitles. 12:00 pm Arabic News - News via satellite from DRTV Dubai, in Arabic, no subtitles. 12:30 pm Turkish News - News via satellite from TRT Turkey, in Turkish, no subtitles. 1:00 pm Celtic Woman: Believe - International singing sensation Celtic Woman take to the stage in Atlanta for a spectacular concert of Irish pop anthems and national songs. Serenely accompanied here by a 20 piece orchestra, two choirs and a world champion Irish dancer.
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