S1.E1 ∙ Alcione, A Eterna Marrom!

In the past decade two million children have been killed in wars around the world. Some survivors tell their story.

In the shadow of the war in Gaza, four best friends are just finishing their army basic training... In a few months they will no longer be 18 year old boys, but soldiers.

While volunteering to guard the ancient mosque in Kadhimiya, Ra'ad, an Iraqi portrait photographer, is shot and killed by an American patrol. His brother Ibrahim dreams of revenge.

The story of Mosul beyond its stereotypes, examining the aftermath of war, the environment of the city and its communal places, as well as the once thriving energy of the city and its multi-ethnic inhabitants.

Directors: Kees Schaap and Foeke de Koe. Documentary. 98 minutes. In 1942 near the coast of Sumatra, the Dutch steamer Van Imhoff is bombed by a Japanese plane and sinks. The Dutch captain decides to save himself and his crew, but hundreds of German civilian prisoners drown. After the War the story is carefully covered up in The Netherlands. Now, the Austrian great-grandson of on of the survivors contacts Anouk Hoeksema the Dutch granddaughter of the captain for information. Strangely she knows nothing about the Van Imhoff disaster. Together they undertake a journey to uncover this secret story, in which they learn shocking facts about their ancestors. The film is a feature adaptation from the series that was broadcasted in december 2017 by BNNVARA The Netherlands.

A collections of 8mm home movies, hundreds of boxes of film rolls from forgotten basements, locked drawers, damp crates, and attics, containing countless hours that tell the story of Israel from the beginning of the twentieth century.