S1.E12 ∙ Episode 112

In the small town of Ukraine - Konotop comes crew for the filming of a minor episode to film, but as a result of the incident stuck there for a long time. Director, acquainted with town, starts to shoot a new film, but already a documentary without a hard scenario and even the plot. The everyday life of the inhabitants of the Konotop is its interesting fiction writers and spectacular Director's moves.

This is not a story of success in war against terrorism. This is a story about how war changes a soldier. In 2010, authors of the documentary spent 5 weeks in one of the most dangerous places on planet, Kunar province - northeastern part of Afghanistan. Intimate man - to man conversations gradually open up the experiences and values gained or lost in the battles at each day, given to be alive. In front of camera, soldiers are ready for a bitter joke, that they are fully armed, in 'star wars ready' accoutrement soldiers who are facing one-to one warriors following land protecting traditions of ancestors, the ones who can be hiding behind any stone, without no option to be discovered.

In a mystical place, where rivers running from two different countries come into one, there are two villages standing side by side. These villages are so close to one another that it is difficult to determine where one village ends and the other one starts. These villages and their inhabitants are divided; not just by a river, but by the barbed wire of the Armenian-Turkish border.

With the improvements of cross-strait relations, large amounts of Chinese tourists now flood in Kinmen, the very islands they once rained countless bombs on. Tourists from both sides of the Taiwan Strait now take group photos in front of fortifications, but will the future of the cross-strait relations be as fine as the seemly peace?

Interviews with last living Latvian riflemen. Volunteers who fought in WWI, Latvian war of independence and Russian civil war.

A documentary examining the battles and activities of the Korean Cheong-ryong Corps serving in Vietnam.