S1.E17 ∙ Remember When Doctor Who Became Space Jesus?

Basic physics, low-grade sadomasochism, and the threat of personal injury are applied to a performative experiment with vernacular furniture and an item of grade-school communication.

About the considerations made by Frihedsrådet (Council of Danish freedom fighters), the Danish politicians and the allied forces during the final year of WWII. About winning the peace after the war.

Lola Londoño lost most of her family to the Colombian armed-conflict. She has forgiven their murderers, but can a deeply divided society forgive and forget?

A documentary about reenacting war in a time of war. About Face! is an autobiographical documentary about the meaning of commemorating military history in the wake of the September 11 attacks. Every year in mid April, groups of New Englanders dress up as American colonists and 18th century British soldiers, Redcoats, to reenact the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the first of the American Revolutionary War. Between 2002 and 2005, the filmmaker participates in the event as a Redcoat reenactor, taking up the perspective of a bad guy to ask questions about how Americans make sense of their history in a time of war.

A defiant music scene erupts amidst the 2011 Libyan revolution to become the voice against tyranny and oppression - but as victory descends into conflict and chaos, the music goes silent. Will the music thrive once again, or will it remain mired in Post-Revolutionary Blues?