S3.E8 ∙ Digital Homicide Part 2

Chechnya's struggle for independence, as seen through the eyes of three friends who grew up in the Chechen capital of Grozny.

The story of 3 people who were imprisoned as children in the Terezin concentration camp during World War II told through interviews, diaries and drawings.The survivors and their families question the need to talk about the past and explore the effect of the Holocaust on their lives. 1999 Emmy Award

This is the story of the blood-soaked birth of Bangladesh as seen through the memories of a few Pakistani journalists and civil servants who stood with their Bangladeshi brothers and sisters even as their own Army carried out mass murder during the dark days of the East Pakistan Genocide.

Some families hide an insoluble family conflict, which means that the family no longer talks to each other. This also applies to the Fischermann family. Therefore, the youngest member of the family, the grandson Benjamin, decides to investigate why his family is so dysfunctional. What he finds clearly shows that the Second World War and Hitler's regime of terror still cast long shadows over an ordinary Danish family in 2019.

A filmmaker's search for his family past in the Warsaw Ghetto has been transformed into a personal meditation on the interaction between history, memory and pictorial representation.

An examination of the events leading to the conclusion of World War I.