Crime pays off for commercial television as cops-and-robbers, mysteries, and murder multiply. Crime can pay off for public television as a magnifying glass held up to the deteriorating values and moral crises of society. Without exploiting violence of glamorizing vice, these three shows suggest a variety of techniques that might be used to explore The Annals of Crime.
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“Dr. M.’s strange invoicing” – a report by Jean-Paul Mudry and José Roy. IN the manner of a police investigation, a “Temps… -
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