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Reporters have been likened to ' uncrowned kings, 'but what exactly does their job entail? How do they keep up with a changing society? This documentary records the life of a reporter in detail, mapping out the fine points of an interesting profession.

It is a powerful documentary about the first Soviet prison camp, which became the mode for the dreaded gulags that followed. Aging survivor of the prison camp offer a devastating account of the brutality and injustice prisoner endured.

As a country maintaining a very ancient religion, India is suffering because of the increase of communal violence. Is there any connection between the violence, religion, and even the male identity? Father, Son and Holy War explores the possibilities that a key to the psychology of violence against the other lies in male insecurity, itself an inevitable product of the very construction of the notion of manhood.

More than 260,000 meters of 35mm nitrate films stored in Netherlands Film Museum, served as the source for the director to disclose how the Netherlands administered its colony, how it viewed its colony as colonial enterprise and how the relationship were like in Dutch East Indies from 1912 to about 1933.