S1.E8 ∙ Episode #1.8

Aakhreen Train -The Last Train', a Sindhi feature film, is about the Partition of India and its painful consequences. The film is based on a platonic love story by the legendary Sindhi Writer Shri Thakur Chawla.

Former nurse Nina, caring for a weak alien, begins to confront a group of corrupt officials who are torturing the alien and extracting a valuable substance from it. Having made contact with an alien, Nina learns the truth about extraterrestrial beings, which completely changes her life.

This is an inspiring story about willpower and perseverance, demonstrating that no obstacles can stop a person on the path to achieving their goals, especially if they are surrounded by the support of friends and a mentor. Based on real events of 1976, the film "Triumph" tells the story of the ascent to Olympus of Yakut wrestlers - Roman Dmitriev, Pavel Pinigin and Aleksandr Ivanov, whose names thundered throughout the world. Their path to success is inextricably linked with the personality of the outstanding coach Dmitriy Korkin - a legendary man, a born teacher, innovator and educator. Korkin's name is forever inscribed in the history of the origin and triumphant development of freestyle wrestling in Yakutia.

Slava leaves behind his job in deliveries and transportation, as well his wife who doesn't understand him, to pursue his dream of becoming a dowsing psychic. As failures accumulate, he becomes discouraged about his gift-until he inadvertently manages to perform a miracle: create a moth out of nothing. The mere insect turns out to be enough for a dangerous secret society to now want to meet Slava in person.

1944. Russia, Michailovskoye village, memorial house of Pushkin. Maria Shiller, a German professor of literature, comes here from Germany to educate Wehrmacht soldiers and local peasants. Her actions lead to the disapproval of German military commanders. A local resident named Sergey starts a forbidden romance with the German lady. Soon afterwards Berlin orders to bring all historic values out of the country. Sergey decides to save the country's heritage at all costs. Pushkin's patrimony should stay in Russia. Even if it costs a life.

An American, working for his oil company in China, disregards all but the company's interests. " The characters and the institution portrayed in the story are not actual but the product of fiction. The oil business was chosen because light has ever been symbolic of progress."