This film examines the story and historical legacy of the World War II resistance network, Rote Kapelle, by incorporating interviews with descendents of the group members, archival materials, and excerpts from two quite dissimilar espionage thrillers about the Red Orchestra that were produced in the 1970s in East Germany and West Germany.

Rebuilding the Holy Temple in Jerusalem on the Temple Mount, where the Dome of the Rock now stands.

From the formation of al-Qaeda in the 1980s in Afghanistan to the September 11 attacks, from the July 2005 London bombings to the November 2015 Paris attacks, this 4-hour series explores crucial events and decisions that led to one of the biggest challenges of our times: The worldwide battles of radical Islam...

While exploring how music shapes our lives, the film’s search for Sparks fans leads to encounters with an extremely heterogeneous group of people, including an American pastor, a Swedish music teacher, a British gas engineer, and a punk singer–turned–belly dancer from Los Angeles—as well as a long list of well known pop culture figures...

A few years ago, Kaya looked for ways to connect with her new surroundings and took up boxing at a small club. There, she met Soniya, a Hindu girl who became her close friend and rival in the ring. Now, Kaya and her mother return to India to part from Goa for good. Their journey raises questions of identity, motherhood and responsibility...

“When I was a 10-year old boy a friend invited me to watch a must-see video that his older brother has rented: a horror film that included nude scenes and violent images of rape and of children being murdered – all in Hebrew. After many years I have found out that this film..."

Ehud Banai & The Refugees played authentic, innovative Israeli rock that garnered enthusiastic fans and laid the foundations for one of the greatest careers of an Israeli musician.