But Horizon has been far bolder, and screened an experiment with far more illuminating results.
In particular, Panorama, which screened an investigation into Fifa corruption days before the vote.
Swedish National Television – Sweden's equivalent to the BBC – recently screened an expose on the Swedish competition to find a Eurovision entry.
When TransCanada screened an ad in favour of the pipeline during a match of the beloved local American football team, the University of Nebraska's Cornhuskers, the crowd booed.
Test cricket was shown on BBC, or at least home series were - no UK broadcaster had ever screened an England tour live, beyond a single session from Australia in 1983.
Clark's long-lost film, Tulsa, which was shot in 16mm in 1968 and rediscovered in 2010, will also be screened – an altogether more experimental precursor to the movies that followed, including Kids and Ken Park, and full of graphic sex.
Drugs fall by the wayside at every stage: for every 10,000 molecules screened, an average of 250 enter pre-clinical testing, ten make it through to clinical trials and only one is approved by the regulator.
Mr. League, who screened an uncut version of the film at SXSW, said the prosecution of Mr. Sala in Spain represents a retreat to the days of the Franco dictatorship and "sanitized state-sponsored films".
Then, only a short bus-ride away, were the big fancy cinemas in central Manchester, with their exotic theatre organs that rose gloriously out of the pit, and the News Theatres - cinemas that screened an hourly diet of Pathé News, cartoons, comedy one-reelers (Laurel & Hardy, Chaplin, The Three Stooges) and weird items about boxing kangaroos and things.
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