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A team of researchers reopen a unique archaeological cold case: the discovery of the shaman woman of Bad Dürrenberg. A forensic search for clues to an ancient mystery from the Stone Age, realized with the latest technical methods. In this documentary which premiered first at ARTE, the filmmakers delve deep into an ancient mystery from the Stone Age. A grave, almost 9000 years old, apparently containing a woman and a small child - but the circumstances of their death remain unclear at first. This grave was once discovered by the Nazis and misused for other purposes before fading into obscurity. Now, it is once again the focus of research. The woman harbors an extraordinary secret: she may have been a shaman. The documentary presents the latest scientific findings and follows a forensic search for clues that gradually pieces together the puzzle surrounding the mysterious shaman woman using the latest modern virtual production techniques to bring an ancient mystery to life again.

It has been said that no human has ever set foot in the Karakum desert... until Victor Sarianidi discovered that in the black sands of the desert, on the 3rd millennium BC, flourished a fifth civilization... the lost civilization of Margiana. After 45 years of excavations in central Asia and for the first time during his brilliant career, Victor Sarianidi reveals the magnificent palace with its monumental architecture, the tools, ceramics, and jewelery of semiprecious stones, and evidence of proto-Zoroastrian objects and rituals.

What happens when a person must make a life-changing choice about the reality of who she loves? In 1977, Anita Bryant's anti-gay campaign, the 'Save Our Children' coalition was formed. The next year, while living in Florida, Ronni Sanlo came out as a lesbian and five months later she lost custody of her two young children. Narrated by Meredith Baxter (both on and off screen), LETTER TO ANITA offers insight into the life experiences of Ronnie Sanlo. From having her children taken away, to becoming an activist for the LGBT community, Ronni's journey finall leads her to resolve and peace in the simple act of writing a letter.

This powerful documentary delves into the controversial and often debated beliefs of the founders of the American Revolution. Were these men Christians, according to the Bible? Was it their "original intent" to found America on the teachings of Christ and the Apostles? Or were their opinions closer to those of the Enlightenment thinkers in Europe?

German documentary for TV about the "Cinema Novo" movement (Brazilian New Wave). Director Joaquim Pedro de Andrade focuses on six Cinema Novo filmmakers working in Rio in 1967: Leon Hirszman preparing the script with poet/writer Vinicius de Moraes for "Garota de Ipanema" (1967); Glauber Rocha shooting "Terra em Transe" (1967); Arnaldo Jabor editing "A Opinião Pública" (1967); Nelson Pereira dos Santos shooting "El Justicero" (1967); the rushes and voice-looping sessions of Domingos Oliveira's "Todas as Mulheres do Mundo" (1967); and the opening of Carlos Diegues's "A Grande Cidade" (1966).

An immersive documentary of reenacted voices from quotes, letters, and speeches from the 19th Century.