S10.E37 ∙ Would you swim in power plant wastewater?

'Osman Aga of Temesvar' is a docudrama adapted from the memoirs of a spahi written in Istanbul, 1724. The audience accompanies the journey of Osman, a prisoner of war in the Habsburg Empire and then who becomes an Ottoman ambassador.

A son and a father go on a road trip that turns into a musical journey into the emotional memory and the history of Finnish immigration in Sweden; of shame, guilt, crime, alcoholism, and family secrets.

This movie is the story of documentary filmmaker team who travel to South Africa to document the funeral of Nelson Mandela.On the way to the funeral, they join the South African ministers on their airplane and start filming where no media is present. They have to leave the ceremony to return to the airport after being arrested by police while the funeral is about to start. A series of unexpected events changes their trip plan.

One of the world's most notorious art forgers, Guy Ribes is profiled in this documentary. For over three decades, Ribes has scored major deals selling works by Picasso, Matisse, and other legends, with a twist: Ribes himself painted the facsimile works himself. Fake heirs, ruthless dealers, and more - it's all here in the life of Guy Ribes, a Genuine Forger.

Canned Dreams is a film about workers and their dreams on the journey of a canned food product.

Interviews with friends of the late Jim Morrison and several people involved with the making of the film, The Doors (1991), delve into what Morrison meant to everyone including themselves. The film really only touched the surface of what Jim actually did, several other things he did are told here. This is not an actual look into the movie, but rather a look at Jim's career and friends.