1941年德国进攻俄国期间，一小队德国士兵在战斗中与队友走散，他们在俄国领土上一个偏远的小雪村寻求庇护。起初，村民对他们表示欢迎，但随着士兵和村民都为生存而拼搏，紧张局势迅速升级。

1943年，在纳粹德国占领下的挪威，德军逼迫核物理学家伊瓦尔·托尔森博士开展原子武器的研究工作。为了挫败德军的这一阴谋，驻扎在英国的美国战略情报处派遣中士马克斯·齐尔曼、陆军中尉菲利普·布拉德肖执行“挪威行动”——获取原子武器研究成果并带回托尔森博士，然而……

Six men. The forest. The menace is there somewhere. Armed, ready, looking for action, they wander, day and night, striving for a confrontation.

This compilation film was stitched together using the first two episodes of "The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok" television series: Near the end of the Americal Civil War, "Wild Bill" Hickok, Union Army spy, is trying to get back to his lines disguised in a Confederate general's uniform. He is stopped by a bumbling sentry, Jingle P. Jones, but manages to turn in his report. Hickok takes a liking to Jones and then, as a U. S. Marshal, takes him west with him to investigate a miner's protective association that is taking advantage of the honest miners. They break this up in less than two-reels running time.

Lost movie.

Frontline followers a reporter who is embedded with Hezb-e-Islami who are group of insurgents allied with the Taliban.

Amani Al-Ali, the first female cartoonist in Idlib, Syria, draws the life of her town, a bastion of jihadist groups that are attempting to overthrow President Assad since 2011. Armed with her pen, she is struggling against Islamist authority and traditional patriarchy. But for how much longer will she have the strength to keep fighting, among the ruins of her town? Behind the Lines is part of the Draw for Change project, a television series about female cartoonists who are using their drawings to empower women and fight for gender equality. 源自：https://www.visionsdureel.ch/en/film/2023/behind-the-lines/

Documentary based on three New York Times bestselling books by historian Andrew Carroll and inspired by the stage play If All the Sky Were Paper, the film tells the story of Carroll, who travels the world to seek out the greatest war letters ever written

Someone is killing off Swedish military officers and making it look like the works of Soviet agents. Hamilton has to crack the case before all hell breaks loose and there is a full scale spy-war with the soviets.

Lignes chronicles the sublime interplay between alpine literature and an expedition seeking the true meaning of mountaineering. Four high-mountain guides—Matthieu Maynadier, Pierre Labbre, Matthieu Détrie, and Julien Dusserre—embark on a project: to summit Nangpai-Gosum, an unclimbed 7,000-meter peak in Nepal, using the "alpine style" adapted to the Himalayas—the toughest and purest approach of all. Through this expedition, Lignes attempts to answer the question: "Why do we climb mountains?" Why, despite the harsh conditions and exhaustion, do these four Alpine guides pursue a perilous dream in a realm that belongs to no one? Lignes finds some answers in the past, drawing on 150 years of alpine literature. Serving as both narrator and seasoned guide, Raymond Renaud takes us on a tour of his books and speaks of the "conquerors of the useless"—from the turn of the century to the present day.