S1.E2 ∙ Aviation

Comfort women they were called, the young girls who were systematically raped by the Japanese in the second World War. These women, now in their eighties, have lived their entire life in humiliation and fear of what happened to them. They deserve to be heard, while it's still possible.

Through hidden camera footage captured during unexpected conversations, a grandfather encapsulates the ups and downs of being a Sergeant in the Army Air Forces of World War II. The emotional reflections are captured in the face and persona of the subject being interviewed, with vintage photography enhances the narrative.

What portion of history prevails in the memory of one of the northern Chihuahua's counties where the first social revolution of the modern era began? The Mexican Revolution. People from Namiquipa reveal their spoken local history 100 years after that conflict while they are living into a new uncertainty social environment derived from a war between the federal government and the Mexican Mafias.

World War II films on the Allied air war over Germany.

The haunting musical program of songs from the Lodz Ghetto, as performed by Brave Old World, is the framework on which producer/director David Kaufman has created the definitive new documentary about the Lodz Ghetto. Made up equally of chilling narrative, evocative music, and unforgettable photographs, this is the first major film to feature extensive interviews with survivors of the Holocaust from Lodz.