S1.E2 ∙ The Forbidden Sidewalk: Part One

The story of a Nazi crime in the village of Ligiades - Greece, the so-called "Balcony of Ioannina." A German historian researches the German archives. He also records the survivors' testimonies on tape. The post-war generations listen for the first time to their ancestors' voices describing the crime. Documents, memories and mourning interweave and compose the collective trauma.

This 90 minute, 3-act documentary details the rise & fall of Maxwell Street, Chicago's great outdoor market, the birthplace of the electric blues and where "the only color that mattered was green".

A deconstruction of the known history of the Cuban revolution.

Following 150 years of Russian speaking Korean diaspora (Koryo), Heart of Snow poignantly captures their story of survival and revival in central Asia and their return to South Korea.

The brutal and bloody Finnish Civil War lasted for three months. This film follows a White group of soldiers from Lapua who were lead by Matti "father" Laurila. They always fought in the thick of things. Laurila's troops advanced as the White army's vanguard all the way down to Tampere and its siege. There the fiercest Urban military operation in the Nordics since took place. Finally the war ended. How did Finland come out of it? As the Heads Bow Down depicts one of Finland's darkest periods and attempts to unfurl the events through the experiences of a single military unit.

Luxury yacht Wanderer transports captives in 1858 from the Congo River to Jekyll Island, Georgia and launches a story of slavery, survival, and the strength to prevail.