S1.E21 ∙ Much More Drastic Things

Masha Drokova joins Nashi, a Russian ultra nationalist youth group, at the age of 16 and rapidly ascends its ranks, famously garnering a medal and the opportunity to kiss Vladimir Putin. The film details her growing disillusion with the group's leaders and her falling in with the anti-Putin opposition, especially a journalist and blogger named Oleg Kashin, who gets brutally attacked.

Autism in Love follows the story of four adults with autism spectrum disorders as they search for and manage romantic relationships.

A documentary about the intellectual pacifist progressive President Woodrow Wilson, showing his place in history as the president who oversaw America's transformation into a singular global power, but also his failed quest for world peace, due to his poor physical stamina and political dexterity.

This feature length documentary juxtaposes a 21st century scenario against the cautionary history of Montreal's 1885 smallpox epidemic to depict a modern city under siege.

During the night between 5th and 6th December 2007 a serious fire invests line 5 of the establishment ThyssenKrupp (Turin, Italy). The families, friends and colleagues of the seven victims recount the tragic circumstances of that night and their lives of survivors. The film gives voice to anger, questions unanswered about how he could have happened, the pain of victims' relatives and the accusations to the managers of the factory. The film begins with a prologue in black and white in which actors act the parts of the victims' relatives: they remember the moments before the tragedy.

Suzan, an Arab- Israeli woman, must reshape her identity when she discovers at 35 that she was born intersexual.