S5.E17 ∙ Le syndrome de la fatigue chronique

Documentary about the ethnic minority Sami people, indigenous to Norway.

Two Haitian migrants find themselves stranded at the US-Mexico border, with no way forward and no one to depend on but each other. They build an unexpectedly tender brotherhood while a geopolitical storm swirls around them, until the immigration system sends them drifting towards drastically different futures... and a new wall rises on the horizon.

1800 Greek political refugees and their children return to Greece after 35 years of exile in the village of Beloiannisz, built near Budapest in 1950.

A former, female boxing champion (Devonne) and her business partner coach (Tabbi) are mentoring two teenage girls, best friends (Emily and Zaneta) through their non-profit gym: 'The Elephant in the Room Boxing Club.' Zaneta has a secret issue that is separating her from the gym, causing truancy and threatens to destroy her hopes for college. Her best friend, Emily isn't telling what the problem is. Emotions rise as everyone fights to discover the truth the girls are hiding and expose the elephant in the room.

What can residents of communities that have been devastated by deindustrialization do to improve their condition during a time of austerity, war and anti-labor attacks? The film focuses on the introduction of a massive museum of contemporary art in the same buildings that housed Sprague Electric Company in a typical New England mill town. Billed as an engine of economic development, the museum hasn't produced the jobs it promised and the city's downtown is semi-deserted. The film argues that national policy must change and that vibrant unions and social movements are needed to bring about a new 'New Deal' to deal with the social and economic crisis facing U.S. cities today.