S2.E3 ∙ Tokyo

Recounting memories of World War II conflicts in Manipur and Nagaland's secluded terrains through a visually immersive expedition across Northeast India.

Determined researchers scoured the world for color film shot during World War II and unearthed shots of Nazi rallies honoring Adolf Hitler, combat footage from across Europe and the Pacific, and scenes of liberated concentration-camp prisoners. The crisp color images bring vivid life to historical events typically conveyed in the distancing shades of black and white.

My Arab Spring is the story of a US - Palestinian family divided by the siege on the Gaza Strip, and reunited under the cloak of the Arab Spring. The film is about Director Miriam Abu Sharkh's travels to Gaza, her investigations of the smuggling tunnels to Egypt, and her relationship with her father and half siblings, whom she is only able to visit by result of monumental social movements. My Arab Spring aims to raise public awareness of the Palestinian crisis in Gaza and its effects family, love, and life.

Film in three eras: "Passing through Lorraine" (2h30): The defeat of 40, unexpected for many, causes the total collapse of the country. But the conflict of 14-18, then the 1930s, prepared, in their own way, the debacle... "General here we are" (2:30 a.m.): The assessment after the victory and the choices available to France . A troubled and ambiguous era: the purge, the Pétain trial, Brasillach, Stalinism... "I understood you" (2:45 a.m.): The portrait of an admired and contested man, De Gaulle, facing the 3rd crisis that the French are experiencing: decolonization.

6,000 young Americans volunteered to fly large unarmed gliders into battle. Only a few returned.

War documentary directed by Maria Slavinskaya.