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Through striking archival footage and exclusive interviews, this film sheds light on the history and activities of UNRWA and seeks to understand why itsexistence is so controversial, ...
The Historians - Winter Palace" is a behind-the-scenes dive into the world of luxury Swiss hotels in the early 20th century. What real events and figures inspired the series? The interviewed ...
This series examines the ethical and philosophical quandaries facing modern society. The goal? Draw thought-provoking parallels between past and present to better understand our world today. It ...
Hiroshima, September 8, 1945. ICRC delegate Dr. Marcel Junod arrives in the city with 15 tons of relief supplies. Who is behind this tireless doctor at the service of faltering humanity? Goma, ...
Discover Japan from North (Wakkanai) to South (Kagoshima) though many of its colourful trains. From small isolated stations to the futuristic Shinkansen bullet train, from rice fields to ...
The film goes back to the origins of the creation of the State of Israel and treats the history of Zionism (1896-1948) from the very specific angle of the West's responsibility. Through the analysis ...
One of the tourist attractions of Valparaiso, Chile: a fleet of public transport vehicles that rank among the oldest in the world. Among them, Swiss trolley buses from the 50s and 60s. After years of ...
This report combines first-hand accounts andarchive footage to reconstitute the story of the Swiss who led a double life as shadowy soldiers in a Cold War episode that beggars belief. Armed with ...
The Grande Dixence is the world's highest dam. A 15-million ton behemoth built in the 1950s, thedam rises above more than 100 kilometres ofgalleries dug into the mountainside as far awayas the ...
This road movie follows Fribourg-born artist André Sugnaux on his journey to visit the remnants of Kolyma's gulags, 10'000 km east of Moscow. With Lena, his young interpreter from Saint-Petersburg, ...
