we recently played bela tarr's satantango at the bfi imax, 7.5 hours, starting at 11pm through to then the imax, mostly a young audience. so i think it's almost like pinching your skin and how much can you kind of feel your cinema experience. mumbai has never looked quite so striking as it does in the indian drama all we imagine as light. this film has got a lot of international recognition in recent weeks, and it's certainly brought indian arthouse cinema back into the conversation in the west. emma jones has been finding out more. emma: this is a type of story from india some viewers may feel they've never seen before. the intertwining lives of two women working at a mumbai hospital. delicately, director payal kapadia traces the scenario they face. prabha, abandoned by a husband who went to europe after their marriage, while her younger flatmate, anu, a hindu, loves a muslim man. with women in india, they could be financially independent, but there is still not a lot of autonomy with what they choose to do with their personal life. and it sort of infantilises women to do this, that

call the bfi. ♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger.turn now to a sordid story that i covered in the small town of fox lake, illinois. a beloved local police officer calls for help, claiming that he is under attack and is then shot and killed. shortly after his death, i sat down with his grief stricken wife, desperate for answers. little did anyone know that the investigation would soon uncover that fox lake police had a traitor in their ranks. >> i called his cell phone yesterday because i missed his voice so much. >> when we first met mel gliniewicz, she appeared every bit the grieving widow, a cop's wife, coping with a personal crisis. >> i lost my best friend. >> her husband, lieutenant joe gliniewicz, a decorated beloved police officer, mentor and army vet, affectionately known in the idyllic small town of fox lake, illinois, as g.i. joe. his absence a vacuum in a model american family. >> someone took him away from me. someone took him away from his family. and that that that really. it sickens me that someone would do that. >> bu

call the bfi. ♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger. >> now let's see what's trending on true crimes.com. a 21 year oldanecd of killing his grandparents when confronted by police. he allegedly calmly sat down, lit a marijuana cigarette and opened a soda can. he remains held in the travis county jail without bond. for more on his nonchalant conversation with cops and what they say he had in his car, check out the full story on our website. a no nonsense texas judge berates a mom for wearing shorts in the courtroom and has her cuffed for taking photos with her phone. >> deputy laura, if you put her in cuffs and put her in the box, i apologize, ma'am, i appreciate your apology. >> the encounter between judge stephanie boyd and the woman has been viewed on tiktok more than 18 million times, and social media is divided over whether or not the judge was out of line. tell us what you think on our socials at my true crime news. that's it for today's true crime news, i'm anna garcia. see you next - was there any question this was a murder? - travis seiber is obviously deceased. his whole upp

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call the bfi. ♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger.turn now to the mysterious death of 21 year old mollie young, who was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head. it was ruled a suicide, but her skeptical and grieving family has been fighting an uphill battle to prove that it wasn't mollie who pulled the trigger. i went to illinois to find out more. >> hey. i'm at okay. >> and who is this to you? >> it's my ex-girlfriend. okay. and is she not breathing at all? no, she. i woke up and she was covered in blood. she's overdosed. she bled out. you know, there is something unusual about this 911 call. >> hey, i'm going to send an ambulance, but they have a 1079 framber. >> yeah, this is richie. >> the caller is on a first name basis with the dispatcher. that's because the caller, richie minton, is a 911 dispatcher himself. he and amber are colleagues at the carbondale, illinois, police department, and he's about to tell her something shocking. >> my girlfriend just committed suicide. nine hours in the car. over. >> yep. we'll be on our wa

call the bfi. ♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger. now we turn to our next story.tal mitchell seemed to have it all beauty, brains, and two adorable children. and when she met her mr. right, it felt like she had found the missing piece that she'd been looking for in her life. how could such a perfect fairy tale end in such a horrible tragedy? >> she wasn't just a daughter. she was my best friend. >> you know? it's just i don't have that person anymore. >> when? then? 30 year old krystal mitchell turned up murdered in san diego, california, it was a stunning twist. her own mother, a former detective forced to use her law enforcement background to hunt down her daughter's killer. >> i decided to take matters into my own hands. it would take six years, but josephine would uncover vital new clues, helping homicide investigators zero in on the man wanted for krystal's murder, no matter how far he fled. >> so you welcome her help? >> absolutely. >> the divorced mom was raising two young children on her own, living her life on her terms, and to know her was to love her. >

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call the bfi. ♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger. >> welcome back now to the story of a wannabemmaker obsessed with the hit show dexter. he makes his own slasher film down to the deadly props. but this is no movie. i went to investigate this terrifying story, and we want to warn you that some of the details that you're about to hear are disturbing. gilles tetreault had just moved to edmonton, canada, recently divorced and looking to meet new people. >> you know, it was really hard to meet people, especially in a new city. so i decided to try this online dating thing. >> he tries plenty of fish and reels in what looks like a winner. and what was your name? >> well, on on her profile, her name was spiderwebs. but then once we started chatting, she told me her name was sheena. she was really forward very quickly, like she started asking me what i was. my plans were for friday. >> when? friday comes, gilles follows sheena's directions to the home, entering through the garage to the back of the house, and then she'd leave the garage open for me and then i can go through the garage, i

call the bfi. ♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger., a survivor's story for domestic violence awareness month. karen wits was asleep in her bed when she was brutally assaulted and left for dead by an ex-boyfriend. it was a miracle that she lived to tell about it, and even helped establish a law to help protect survivors of sexual crimes. a word of warning. some of the details are very graphic. karen wits should not be talking. >> he was like strangling me so hard. >> she should not be walking. >> he just punched me with his closed fist. i literally saw stars. >> in fact, after the horrors she faced, she shouldn't even be alive. >> i was grabbing the blade of the knife and he just kept twisting it. >> but miraculously, karen lived to recount the gruesome attack by someone who had once professed his love for her. >> he asked me if i believed in god, and then he began strangling me again. >> it all started when, at 13 years old, karen struck up a young romance with 17 year old leonard tilton. >> he was constantly, i love you, you're beaut