S1.E5 ∙ Avsnitt 5

A look back at the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers phenomenon with brand-new interviews featuring members of the cast and creative team.

Cowboys in the Oklahoma Panhandle fight to maintain what generations of ranchers built on the fringes of the west. Kenton ranchers battle soaring land prices driven high by a state government seeking more education funding.

This is the story of the rise of a women's football team in Mugu, Nepal. The story revolves around Sunakali. Despite her hardships, the girl has an amazing passion for football. Sunakali and her friends gather at a steep ground in the pretext of collecting fodder. Their future took new turn when they got opportunity to represent their school in district level football tournament. Thus Team Mugu is formed. Though Team Mugu is defeated in its first competitive outing, they go on to lift the national tournament held in the plains areas. The entire district turns out to welcome the girls when they return home with the trophy. Through football, the girls managed to change society's perception toward women which would have, otherwise, taken years.

This is a story about special elephants-the abandoned, the abused, the ailing, and the elderly-and their human companions, whose lifetime bond provides a model for true conservation in Thailand. Elephants in Motion: Tales of Life Transformation is a story of humanity, taking an in-depth look at Thai elephants' life transformation, exploring the unique life journeys of Thai working elephants and their life-time trainer-companions, from logging in the serene evergreen forest in the North of Thailand to struggling for survival in local communities. It explores the human relationship with conservation and dives deeply into the nature of the elephant, examining their astounding loyalty, resilience, bravery, intelligence, receptivity, communication skills, and protective, forgiving natures, which assist humans in discovering the dignity within their souls.

Three generations of women, wedged between two worlds, struggle to give shape to their lives in present-day Iran. In the world outside they wear headscarves and obey the rules of the state, yet in their world at home breadwinner Maryam runs the show, aided by her mother and her younger sister Ghazal. When Maryam wants to get married, however, these two worlds clash painfully, and the entire family gets involved. Son and co-director Sharog Heshmat Manesh, living in the Netherlands, leads us into this, otherwise closed, private world. 'Daughters of Malakeh' gives us a unique and genuine picture of family life in Iran.

'Through My Lens' tells the story of students producing their first films on democracy and human rights. Students all around Turkey set out to make their films in the small cities they live in. While making their films they tackle many obstacles. First, between themselves, they need to agree on what democracy really is. Later, they need to tackle countless obstacles to finalize their films. When they finally finish their films, they realize the reward is much bigger than they expected.