S1.E18 ∙ Krazy Carter V Leak

The story of five young Afghans in Kunduz, a city in the Afghan war: Mirwais, 10, who speaks of war and peace like an adult. Nazanin, a local reporter who fights for women's right while wearing a burka. Hasib, a student and activist for democracy, who dreams of free and fair elections. Ghulam and Khatera, who are shooting a film in the middle of the armed conflict. A look into the minds of a young generation who lives in constant fear of Taliban attacks and the consequences of the foreign military's presence. Daily life suddenly switching to disrupting realities. Nonetheless, all five dream of a modern society, like their counterparts in the Arab world. But will the wishes of these young Afghans be heard?

From airplane engines to rockets to new types of guns.

During the Second World War the Canadian government experimented on its own soldiers at a remote base in the Alberta prairies. Had these tests been done on enemy soldiers they would be labeled as war crimes.

Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh, an Iranian born American plastic surgeon, has dedicated his life to offering hope and healing to those whose lives and bodies have been ravaged by war. Through the stories of a four-year-old boy and a middle-aged man, both disfigured in the recent war in Iraq, this film puts a human face on war's collateral damage and presents a lyrical journey of a doctor whose 'past' enables him to relate to the 'present' of his patients.

In a corner of Eastern Congo one woman puts herself at risk everyday to help thousands of Congolese rape survivors embark on a journey of healing. Seeds of Hope tells the story of Masika, herself the victim of multiple rapes, who runs a centre that helps other rape survivors and children born from rape come to terms with what they have lived through. The women and children farm a small patch of land together that provides them with an income, a sense of stability and a form of therapy. However, the battle against endemic rape is far from over. Filmed over two years, Seeds of Hope takes us deep into the lives of women and children rarely seen.