S1.E31 ∙ Kenny Ortega - Foster Kid

A survivor from WWII in Okinawa, Japan, Miyagi Michiko talks about her life-changing experiences. She couldn't talk about it for 44 years, because she thought she would be arrested by the Japanese government if she did. Nothing was told to the student corps while they were serving as nurses in the battlefield, because the Japanese government and military was secretive. Graduation ceremony was held inside a bomb shelter so none of the parents attended. She could never forget about her school mate, Secchan, because she was the only one she witnessed the moment of her passing. She doesn't know how and where in the field the rest of her friends were killed. 555 high school girls were drafted to become nurses. 194 of them died.

Bread & Iron..the struggle of Syrian workers by:Dareen Hasan (2013) length: 39:59 Bread and Iron tells the story of Syrian laborers in Lebanon.depicting their daily in an environment that frowns upon them with suspicion and hostility.unable to return to their homes due to the raging war,many find themselves stuck on Lebanese construction sited,building Beirut's skyline under the whim of exploitative employers. in a series of conversations ,young and old laborers talk about estrangement,hardship,and dreams for the future.Their testimonies point at a stark reality that goes largely ignored,especially now that their home country is on fire. the film start with one Syrian worker who refused to show his voice .he talked about his situation and his dream to have a house and how it is impossible to even think about it.another young Syrian worker working on cutting the iron all the day he lost his teeth .he spent 90 % in Lebanon ..the film continue with the first worker talking about his journey to coming from Syria to Lebanon and how he worker for 5 month and get paid for 2 and then kicked out . building after building constructions site sounds show the need of money in order to buy a bread .

The war for independence, from the perspective of MPLA - first, against colonialism, and then against neocolonialism from foreign powers using the other liberation movements, FNLA and UNITA.

Shahram Golchin is a professional film actor from pre-revolution Iran who was trapped between worlds in the prime of his career. Debilitated by a range of illnesses and a strong sense of exile, he is our window to the other characters of this film. Faces is an experimental documentary exploring the life and work of diasporic artists as they represent themselves through their art and stories. This multi-layered documentary reflects on politics, pop-culture, history and the power of popular media.