S8.E36 ∙ That Time I Got In Trouble With The Government

Markus (7) likes to be with his friends. Linnea (15) loves to edit movies but is soon going to high school. Simen (15) is good at football. These children have one thing in common: They have specific language difficulties that makes them struggle to say what they want. The children and their families share their experiences in this film, and adviser Fanny Platou from Bredtvet Kompetansesenter contributes in an interview.

There are hidden parallels to be found in a diverse selection of individuals despite their social status or age. These parallels can be revealed through the medium of the cinematic cut and fade.

A situational documentary about a generation of singles in their 30s who live in a medium-sized Slovak village, and their mayor who, in an effort to maintain the village population, sets out to bring them together. It took its mayor, a retired army general, seven years to straighten out the whole village. Nearly all houses have been repaired, the gardens are in bloom, there are four grocer's shops and two pubs, and the brook is crystal clear. However, there is a persistent problem bothering the mayor. The village is slowly but surely dying out. He has decided to tackle the 'pan European countryside trend' and he tries to motivate the singles in the village to marry each other and start families.

The 1964 black-and-white documentary A Changing Race interviews Aboriginal people about their life in Central Australia including their experience of racial discrimination.

Documentary of the making of the animated film Metropolis.

Christmas TV special featuring songs for kids performed by Sigurd Barrett.