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  • Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round

    Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round

    CIVIL RIGHTS: With a title taken from Langston Hughes' famous anti-segregation poem of 1942, Emmy-award-winning filmmaker Ilana Trachtman tells the fascinating, little-known story of one of America's first-ever mixed-race protests against the Jim Crow laws of the US South.

  • The crossing of a 200 meter abyss

    The crossing of a 200 meter abyss

    PALESTINE: Minutes turn to hours when separated by occupation.

  • Flight from a secluded world

    Flight from a secluded world

    RELIGION: A thoughtful story of young girl leaving Hassidic community for a better life on the outside.

  • The difficult Jewish compromise

    The difficult Jewish compromise

    Covered Up is an emotional trip marking one woman’s struggle between personal choice and ultra-orthodox Jewish tradition.

  • An Apolitical Young Girl’s Confessions

    An Apolitical Young Girl’s Confessions

    HISTORY: Goebbels' selfproclaimed apolitical secretary tells her version of the historical events. The result is an important document for posterity, but is this all we need?

  • Another Brick in The Wall

    Another Brick in The Wall

    JERUSALEM: The Western Wall is a place of immense importance for millions of Jewish people. What role does it play in the everyday life of Israelis?

  • Why are people unable to live in peace?

    Why are people unable to live in peace?

    CONFLICT: After centuries of hatred, violence, and massacres, Ukraine is yet again at war.

  • Holocaust on the Curriculum

    Holocaust on the Curriculum

    Midway through #uploading_holocaust, a group of Israeli high school students visiting a Polish concentration camp are asked to select the photograph that best symbolises their trip.

  • On making a covenant with Putin

    On making a covenant with Putin

    Mikhail Khodorkovsky was sentenced to nine years in a POW (prisoner of war) camp in 2003, and received an additional six years in 2010. Yukos, his oil company was expropriated by the State.

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