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People responsible for the mass murder of suspeced Communists at the onset of the military regime in 1965 are challenged to restage their actions and question the pride they still take in them.
The love story of human rights activist Kirsty Sword and political prisoner Xanana Gusmão.
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Six former heads of Israel’s internal security agency, the Shin Bet, discuss their nation’s past, present and future.
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The story of two men with albinism in Tanzania pursuing their dreams in the face of virulent prejudice.
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Nagieb Khaja, a Danish journalist of Afghan origin, gives people living in outlying communities in Helmand province mobile phones equipped with cameras and asks them to film their daily lives.
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The story of a woman shut away by her family for 25 years, who became a published poet, politician and activist.
After her brother has an accident, her father is forced to sell her younger sister into an arranged marriage, but Coumba hatches a plan to save her.
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A young Saudi girl who will stop at nothing to earn enough money to buy the bicycle she craves.
Tribute to the photojournalist and documentarian who was killed in Libya in 2011.
A former child soldier recounts her past to her unborn child.
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