Episode list

Can the memories of killing and dying ever be forgotten? 'Killing Memories', is a story of five men who served together in Vietnam, returning to meet their enemies and confronting their past, trying to kill the memories still haunting them. A picture taken off a dead man carries his spirit back to his daughter. The killer becomes her spiritual father. Surviving a massacre marks a teenager for life. He connects with the dead and his guilt. A veteran honors a lost hero and feels at home in the land where his hero died. Killing with pride and pleasure a veteran discovers the enemy was human too. The 'old man' took them back because they saved his life after his wife's suicide.

Six Pearl Harbor survivors returned to Pearl in Dec 2011 for one last goodbye. This 70th remembrance was the last official Pearl Harbor Survivors Association gathering. Our men stood on some of the exact locations they were in on Dec 7, 1941, relived that moment in time and said one last goodbye to their fallen brothers in arms. Follow George Mills back to the 1010 dock, Cass Phillips back to Kaneohe and Bill Braddock back to bldg 55 on Ford Island. Ranging from 89-93 years of age, these men knew this was the last time they would visit the site that changed their lives and the course of history forever.

Seminal silent historical film, the story features King Munja, ruler of Aranti, famed warrior and patron of the arts. Munja (Sandow) falls into the hands of his arch enemy Tailap, who received assistance from Bhillam (Altekar), king of Dharavati. Tailap orders that Munja be put to death but is held back by Tailap's powerful sister Minalvati (Fatma Begum), a widow who first wants to break Munja's spirit. Instead, she and Munja fall in love. Learning of Munja's plan to escape with Manalvati, Tailap has Munja trampled to death by his elephants.

Documentary on Kurt Feldtblad, who took part in Operation Overlord in WW2 as a Swedish volunteer

The film reproduces the historical moment when Cipriano Castro, then president of Venezuela, proclaimed: "The insolent plant of the foreigner has desecrated the sacred soil of the fatherland!" While the coasts were invaded by imperial forces in 1902.