A documentary about the history of settler groups that came to New Zealand from Europe.

When South Africa transitioned to democracy in 1994, the so-called “rainbow nation” was hailed around the world as a political miracle. Yet, 25 years later, South Africa is the most economically unequal country in the world and the legacy of economic apartheid continues to define day-to-day life for most South Africans. Heartbreakingly insightful, the film consists of remarkably frank interviews with a full spectrum of South Africans, from informal workers to pop culture figures to artists, politicians, and academics. Moving through the last three decades, the film follows the South African narrative from the early days of liberation to a contemporary society that is increasingly fractured and in which the culture of resistance and protest is as strong and vital as it was during the height of legislated apartheid.

For the second season we elected five correspondents. They are Finnish people from different regions, of different ages and with different backgrounds. What unites them all is that they live their lives abroad. More and more young people are leaving their home country to live their dream. These bold expats are full of potential. They are the correspondents of the show - our eyes and ears around the world. In the second season of My New Country, we take you on a fascinating journey to Chile, Australia, Italy, England and Iceland. To guide us we rely on our five correspondents: Katarina Jansson, Ingrid Öhberg, Freja Lindeman, Kim Varstala and Christoffer Westerlund.

Peek into the lives of your everyday New Yorker. A boy from the Bronx, a self-aggrandizing trust fund baby, an overbearing Jewish mother, an immersive theater artist and an apathetic millennial, all being played by creator, Jessie Komitor.

Sergey, a radio factory worker, a part-time student, and Nelya, an Intourist guide, got married relatively recently, but are already experiencing a serious family crisis. The first difficulties of life threaten to destroy their marriage. Young spouses have to combine their studies with work, live with their little daughter in a private apartment, and experience financial difficulties. Everyday life began to annoy Nella, but her husband annoys her even more. Sergey is a good man who loves his wife and daughter, but to his wife he seems clumsy, clumsy, too soft and therefore unable to stand up for himself. Volkov, the head of the department where Nelya works, is another matter. The complete opposite of Sergei, on the contrary, he is an enterprising, successful man, a real man and a standard of reliability…

The Happiest People in New York is a mockumentary style comedic web series following the passionate lives of New York's happiest people. While exposing the lives of these thirteen New Yorkers, the series explores the stakes of being happy in New York City.

A "cold" war embroils the United States and the Soviet Union as the tension between these two superpowers accelerates despite the initial hopes for world peace after the ending of World War II.

Outskirts of Moscow. A girl comes to an unfamiliar apartment to look after a dog. After a while, she realizes that the owner of the apartment has disappeared. She finds herself into a series of people that have been taking care of the dog for years in that same apartment, creating a weird community around this strange absence of the owner.

An 8-year-old boy runs away from home and meets a scientist, who transforms him into a young man of 28, although mentally, he remains a child.

Suryah plays a child who enraged by his mother`s nagging goes to a mad scientist (Manivannan) and has himself transformed into a 28-year old. In his new found adulthood, he starts an unwitting love affair with the daughter (Simran) of a toy store magnate (Nasser), and gets a job as a designer of children`s toys.