S1.E26 ∙ Episode #1.26

As Europe descends into fiscal crisis, the hard line against immigrants and refugees tightens. Nowhere more than the Netherlands, now in the grip of anti-immigration and anti-refugee rhetoric that has made the country a pariah on the European continent.Into this world come invited - or resettled refugees: Fathi an activist escaping death threats from Gaddafi, Fasil - a journalist from Ethiopia sentenced to life for condemning fraudulent elections, Li Zhu - a Falun Gong Buddhist sentenced to prison and beatings for demonstrating. As they campaign for justice for their countries, they battle a hostile climate in their new home.

After 34 years, the filmmaker tries to search for her lineage and discover that she has two brothers who fought for opposite side of the Vietnam War, while one of the oldest sister marries to an American soldier. For many years, the subject of our division is forbidden as though we didn't remember or recall what happened there. With frustration the filmmaker is creating a documentary to explore family division and silence through personal interviews.

A Finnish woman, on behalf of her unwilling father, searches for the German soldier who sired him, with surprising results.

People- children and adults- are speaking about their lives and about the Syrian revolution and its effect on everyday life. They speak about today and the beginnings of the Syrian revolution, dating back to the early 70ies. Many of them who have been living in towns have fled to villages where they have found help.