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A documentary on the war in South Vietnam shot entirely on location. There is no narration and no use of archive footage. The participants speak for themselves. The filmmakers spend time with units from many services: army, tanks, marines, ARVN, air cavalry. They accompany an air force napalm and strafing attack on a Viet Cong bunker complex. There are many scenes both of Saigon streets and of peasant village life. Soldiers speak of their experiences and their mission to fight Communism in Vietnam. One American informant says that the Vietnamese peasant is not interested in ideology, but in social justice, a piece of land, fair taxation, and to be left alone. Some interviews are used as voice-over. Participants, American and Vietnamese, are very natural, with little or no posturing for the camera. There are scenes of dead Viet Cong, and one showing a VC suspect being drowned to aid interrogation.

The story of the people of the Blue Nile and Nuba Mountains in Sudan, showing how they deal with civil war. Traditionally music has always been part of daily life in these areas, but now, it has a new role in a society challenge by war.

In 1945 US military intelligence gathered confidential information about Hitler. The dictator seized the Imperial Regalia, the treasure of the Holy Roman Empire, symbol of the power of European domination. But the treasure is gone. Three months before the Nuremberg trials, which will judge the great Nazi criminals, the Americans absolutely want to find these Regalia. So who stole Hitler's sacred treasure and where is it hiding?

Through a tapestry of interviews and archival footage weaving together past and present, Martine Neang's debut documentary delves deep into the legacies of the Cambodian genocide that still haunts her surviving family since the 1970s,

From the rolling hills of Kampala to the internally displaced people's camps in Gulu, Beware Of Time is a haunting and poignant documentary, which exposes the attitudes of HIV positive Ugandans, as well as the crimes and hardships of a quiet, but brutal war ravaging the people of Northern Uganda.

After ten years of the war in Syria, three women have managed to break cultural barriers and become someone they never thought they could be before the revolution.