S2.E44 ∙ Wing Mario over the Rainbow - 56 Coins

Majid Majidi's emotional journey in the refugees camps of Afghanistan before and after the Taliban.

An inspiring portrait of Margaret Bourke-White, Martha Gellhorn and Lee Miller, three pioneering journalists who made history as the first female correspondents to report on the Second World War.

Afghanistan, 2011. With the war in its tenth year, cavalry troop V75 was deployed to Uruzgan Province as part of Mentoring Task Force 3. Initially, their job was to escort resupply convoys to isolated patrol bases. However, they soon found themselves conducting counter insurgency operations against an elusive enemy. As told by the soldiers on the ground, Sententia: Inside Afghanistan gives candid insight to the event that shaped their deployment and themselves in Australia's longest and most recent conflict.

In 1941, the Nazi regime establishes the first death camp, Kulmhof, in the small Polish village of Chelmno.

A soldier returns from Iraq to walk the length of Utah, the reddest state in the nation, in protest of the war. Through his walk, he learns about the proud history of protest and dissent in America.

"Beyond Right & Wrong" looks at areas of conflict around the world and asks what it takes to forgive, and what it takes to ask for forgiveness under the most difficult of circumstances. Paired personal interviews of aggressors and victims from Northern Ireland, Rwanda, Israel, and Palestine, BEYOND RIGHT AND WRONG examines anger, understanding, remorse, tolerance, and sometimes clemency. The survivors' stories are haunting and inspiring, and the film is a meditation on justice and its role in national and personal healing.