S1.E3 ∙ A Dream on Fire

Our Land is about four people from different faith backgrounds who find common ground in pursuing forgiveness in the midst of conflict. As peace talks in Israel and Palestine continue to fail, and the situation only worsens, many people resort to apathy, fear, or harmful resistance. The region seems hopeless, but a closer look reveals otherwise. Our Land tells the story of four individuals living in Israel and Palestine, and how the deeply rooted pain of the conflict has affected their lives. The film reveals the hope these four individuals refuse to give up. Each goes against society by choosing another way - to love and forgive their neighbor. It's not easy, but they're determined to make small steps toward restoration.

A single mom creates an unlikely weapon in the fight for world peace after her best friend a soldier, is axed in the head by a terrorist. Only now she finds herself in the battle of her life taking on corporate giants.

When the Israeli government tries to silence a history, a light was shed on the nation's biggest taboo. This is the story of those who fought to erase Palestine and created an Israeli landscape of denial and those who are fighting to uncover it.

ROUGE PAROLE is the story of the Tunisian popular revolution, emotionally told by its heroes through both their silence and their clamors. It is the story of Freedom, summoned by History.

This film was cobbled together from Japanese newsreels and propaganda films, to boost home-front morale, filmed during World War Two. It shows the early conquests of Japan, beginning with the sneak attack and bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and the declaration of war against the United States by Tojo. It includes archive footage of the bombings of MAnila and the Philippines, the Japanese invasion of Manila with paratroopers and a visit to the captured islands by Tojo. Footage used in this compilation film also included the bombing and surrender of Corregidor, the infamous Bataan Death March, the bombing of Hong Kong and the invasion of Burma, and the jungle warfare, leading to, when the tide of the war shifted in favor of the Allies, young Japanese pilots being sent out on suicide missions.

In 1948 American and British airplanes began to fully supply the citizens of west Berlin by air, as all other ways to the city have been cut off by the soviets. British actor David Gant (Braveheart) explores the effect that the airlift had on Berliners and how it changed their perspectives on their former foes. A short documentary (18min).