S9.E49 ∙ Can The Words You Read Change Your Behavior?

"La Muette" is a normal low-cost housing project like thousands of others in the Paris area. However, these walls obscure the concentration camp of Drancy where almost 80,000 Jews were held until most of them were sent to Auschwitz.

What can residents of communities that have been devastated by deindustrialization do to improve their condition during a time of austerity, war and anti-labor attacks? The film focuses on the introduction of a massive museum of contemporary art in the same buildings that housed Sprague Electric Company in a typical New England mill town. Billed as an engine of economic development, the museum hasn't produced the jobs it promised and the city's downtown is semi-deserted. The film argues that national policy must change and that vibrant unions and social movements are needed to bring about a new 'New Deal' to deal with the social and economic crisis facing U.S. cities today.

'Fat Cows Lean Cows' is a documentary that takes an intimate and poignant exploration into the relationships between three men working in western Negev. They run a dairy farm that is a micro cosmos of the outside world which joins together 3 human stories of 3 such different people, but yet so similar.

"Until the lioness starts telling her own story, the hunter will always be the hero" - I recalled this old African proverb while listening to her cry on the flight. Following the conversation of the weeping mother over the phone, I started writing the script of Neel Mukut -Director

Dramatized documentary about the death of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot and killed by Police Officers at Stockwell tube station in London, England after he was mistaken for a terrorist suspect.

1800 Greek political refugees and their children return to Greece after 35 years of exile in the village of Beloiannisz, built near Budapest in 1950.