S1.E6 ∙ Agathe et le machiniste

Powerfully told by survivors of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, this documentary features the inspiring stories of ten victims of serious trauma and their families and the 17 Guidelines back to health, happiness and a prosperous life. A no-nonsense exploration of returning war Veterans, catastrophic burn victims. motorcycle accidents, paralysis from gunshot wounds, the loss of a child, financial ruin, athletic injury, home invasion and emotional torture victims and the paths they have taken back to a productive and satisfying life. Outstanding advice for trauma victims, their family and friends.

A film documenting the French admiration for their allied liberators. The film covers the stories of three veterans of Europe, the accounts of three French citizens that witnessed the German occupation and Allied liberation and two families who have servicemen buried in France. The film documents the celebrations and monuments to the allied liberators in Normandy France. A French citizen who cares for 17 allied graves in American Cemeteries in France tells of why and the importance of doing so. The final act of the film documents that families whose relative is buried in Normandy and what it means to them that their relative's grave is cared for by the French. The film includes interviews with three American veterans, three French citizens and two family members of soldiers buried in Normandy. Footage captured on the 70th anniversary of D-Day is also featured.

A documentary about the threat of war breaking out in Europe, focusing on Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini.

Analyzes the attack on Pearl Harbor from the Japanese point of view and focuses on Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, the Japanese military mastermind who (though bitterly opposed) planned the attack on the U.S. fleet anchored in Hawaii.

This film unveils a hidden history starting in the Dutch East Indies under Japanese occupation during WW2. The protagonists were born of Eurasian (some local) mothers and Japanese fathers as children of the enemy. They moved to the Netherlands with their mothers, while their fathers went back to Japan after the war. The absence of their fathers becomes a missing piece in their lives, and the ensuing search stretches across continents. One of the protagonists, Nippy Noya, is an international percussionist, recording with John McLaughlin and touring with Billy Cobham and Chaka Khan. He discovers the secret of his musical gift as the other protagonists each experience their own emotional rebirth.