The investigative documentary shows how the European arms industry has mushroomed in Europe over the past decade. Weapons companies have convinced the E.U. to militarize its 9,000 km of land borders, to protect the Union against a threat whose seriousness is virtually impossible to verify: illegal immigration. Egged on by the arms industry, not only has Europe transformed its borders into militarized zones, it has also entered a high-stakes battle with the U.S. and Israel: the race to dominate the border surveillance industry. Europe is determined to get a piece of this huge global market… but could it be fighting the wrong war?

In Washington, the chessboard of American power and counter power. And in everyone’s mind, one question: Will the President be impeached? This is the story of two years of political and judicial warfare. A battle that has pinned Trump against those who believe that he was an accomplice in the Russian interference during the 2016 campaign. A battle without mercy pitting Trump and his faithful followers against the institutions of the American Democracy. 

In 2003 Fakhir goes on a military mission to Mosul (Iraq) to fight against the terror after the fall of Saddam Hussein. When he sees how thousands of innocent people are stricken by exploding mines he decides to become a deminer. With just a simple knife and a pair of clippers he manages to disarm thousands of mines, a task that could cost him his life at any second. But that does not make him stop. Fakhir’s ambition is greater than that, and he knows that innocent people need his help.

There are no material frontiers in French Guiana. For drugs traffickers, it offers ideals crossing points from one country to another and for migrants fleeing some of the poorest countries of the world like Haiti, a chance for a better life in France. Through the everyday life of French Guianians – the head of a military group with the impossible mission to control such a long frontier in the jungle, a “mule” recruited by drug traffickers, a Haitian migrants couple in precarious situation – we will discover the human consequences of this lack of frontiers. 

The Palestinian Human Rights Defenders  (PHRD) have begun to film incidents and educate children to do the same. Unable to trust the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), filming attacks, misconduct, and abuse leads to the clips being used as evidence in court. Though sharing videos online is a non-violent form of protection, the result is often a double edged sword, with clips receiving both support and abuse.

People from all over the world have come to love Israeli writer Etgar Keret for his surreal short stories and his hilarious live performances. Both Keret’s short stories and the anecdotes from his own life, share the fact that they are very relatable despite their incredible absurdities. How did Keret become such an amazing storyteller? Through animations of his stories and interviews with family and in Tel Aviv and New York, they try to find out why Keret’s constant storytelling has kept him alive.

This is a film about the ideal life in an ideal country - North Korea. We see a girl in an ideal school, the daughter of ideal parents, working at ideal factories, living in an ideal apartment in the center of the capital. We can see how much effort the North Korean people have to undertake to make this ideal world work.  The girl is being prepared to enter the children’s union to be a part of the ideal society, living in the eternal rays of the sun, the symbol of the great leader of the people, Kim Il-sung.

EXIT is a journey of director Karen Winther, who was a member of an extreme left group and afterwards joined a violent extreme-right group in Norway. The access to the amazing characters and stories in Exit has only been possible due to the directors personal and international network. Karen will meet Angela in the US and Manuel and Ingo in Germany, all of whom are in hiding due to their dangerous pasts. And she will meet David, a former jihadist, who participated in one of the first homegrown Islamist terrorist attacks in France

More than 8 million tonnes of plastic end up in the ocean each year. By the middle of the century, there will be more plastic in the sea than fish. The plastic trash of modern life – bottles, bags, packaging, and more – is broken down over many decades into tiny fragments that closely resemble the natural food of birds, fish and turtles.　Sea creatures are starving to death because their stomachs are so full of plastic.　Could we also be at risk? Scientists are now finding alarming evidence that plastic is in our seafood. And with it come toxic chemicals.

承接上集，本集继续探讨Facebook为世界带来了什么负面影响。有舆论认为Facebook影响了2016年美国总统选举的结果，他们批评Facebook未有履行编辑的责任，核实资讯的真伪。究竟Facebook有没有足够的能力打击数量庞大的失实资讯？Facebook亦被揭发泄漏数以千万计的用户资料作政治用途，事件引起国际关注。Facebook有何良策应对？对Facebook作出监管是否刻不容缓？

The Facebook Dilemma (part 2) explores Facebook’s response to charges of promoting “fake news” and disrupting American politics. This hour show the company’s role sowing division worldwide and the challenges facing the powerful social media platform. The documentary traces how the company failed to respond effectively to warnings from both inside and outside Facebook about everything from potential privacy violations, to “fake news,” to fomenting division and violence across the globe.