S1.E10 ∙ Finding Balance

The chronological story of how newly freedom proclaimed Latvia secured it's freedom in Latvian war of independence in the most significant 1919 autumn period from Berlin puppet army from the west and Communist regime from the east.

In Security is an engaging and thought provoking one-hour documentary film about how barbed wire, a simple nineteenth century invention used to secure agricultural property, has evolved into a silent sentinel that acts as a means of control over people and spaces around the world. Barbed wire is used everywhere for security purposes, but it also speaks loudly about the insecurity of our times. In Security is a historical journey from Texas and the Great Plains, to the twentieth century battlefields of Europe, and on to South Africa, the Middle East, the U.S border with Mexico and finally to the Louisiana State Penitentiary.

Kamenge, Northern Quarters is the picture of a whole country, Burundi, which asks for freedom and justice, the ideals Alexis Sinduhije is fighting for. The Northern Quarters of the capital city Bujumbura are the symbol of one of the most cruel wars the world has ever known, the conflict between hutu and tutsi. The background and the glances of the ones who have not left are interwoven with the life of Alexis who gave up his job as a journalist in 2007 to stand for President in 2010. It is possible to build a liveable Burundi. You must only believe it and take the risk. Alexis says. In Burundi, although the present government was elected democratically, the people who profess freedom of speech put their life in danger.

This documentary chronicles the lives of three children in the refugee camps of Lebanon through their relationship with an American volunteer medical mission. The film was directed by three UAE students, the first Emiratis believed to have entered and filmed in the refugee camps. The film interviews and films children, parents, social workers, doctors, and several of the 450,000 Palestinians living in these camps. They shot in the homes, hospitals, operating rooms and schools of the notorious Bourj al Barjeneh, Shatila, Ain Al Helwa, and Bourj Al Shamali refugee camps, all know for their abject poverty and hopelessness.

How could your neighbours turn into killers?

The untold story of the heroic Alaskan Native members of the state's Army National Guard on the front lines of the Cold War.