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The documentary follows facts and people since the 'Racial Laws' were issued (1938) until Italian Jews were deported (1943-1945). For the first time not only persecuted Jews talk, but also persecutors together with a remarkable number of people who neither promoted antisemitism in Italy, nor stood against it. Almost 80 years after these infamous Laws, this is the last chance to record the voices of the eye witnesses. The project aims at explaining the real consequences of the Racial Laws like nobody has dared to do so far, because Italy wanted to remove this chapter from its history.

On June 5, 1967, the Israeli airforce attacked Arab air bases and Israeli tanks overran their enemies with total surprise.The Israeli plan was called "Strike Zion" and it nearly immobilized opposition air power and destroyed enemy forces in one of the most important battles in history.

This documentary provides an inside look at the devastating effects of the first atomic bomb dropped, as depicted in testimonials from survivors, and computer-generated recreations of the city and way of life that were lost.

Tollef Berg meets some of the people who were involved in the D-Day of 1944, 40 years prior to this documentary.

After a ten years war, the tiny Caucasian auto proclaimed republic of Nagorno Karabagh is slowly recovering. In the ancient capital, Shushi, the children have never known anything but ruins. Today, hope and music are back.

Family work is an Ukrainian documentary film. It tells us a story of three families from the Eastern Ukraine, stereotypically Russian-speaking part of the country. When the Russian military intervention started in Ukraine in 2014, all families members decided to defend their homeland from the Russian aggressor. It has become a family work for them.