“…Verzio FF submission The Greek Civil War was fought between 1946 and 1949 which forced thousands of families and children to leave the country. Many of them found refuge in Hungary. Among the immigrants, there were approximately 400 families who moved to the Tobacco Avenue buildings, in Budapest. …”

“…The interviews are with the people living in the area along the Gaza–Israel border as well as the “gawkers” – those coming from all over the country, and some even beyond, to observe the events.…”

“…A brutal civil war forced them to flee their country while many of their family members were murdered in the conflict, leaving them with physical and emotional scars. …”

“…Duration: 01:35:00 With the Austrian hegemony re-established in Hungary after the crushing of the 1848 revolution, in 1869 count Gedeon Ráday government commissioner is charged with the task of improving public safety in the country. He focuses on rounding up the poor and the outlaws who fought on the side of Sándor Rózsa in the revolution and jails them in an isolated fort in the Great Plain. …”

“…Gina Có is a girl whose mother preferred not to say goodbye before departing, because if anybody else knew she was leaving the country she could have been harmed. Fernando Djú was working as a teacher, but now he’s a pupil. …”

“…Verzio FF submission Four postmen and their families from four continents visit each other in this thought-provoking documentary, which focuses on hopes and dreams, sorrows and laughter in daily life, in countries as dissimilar as Mexico, Japan, Zimbabwe and Denmark. …”

“…Verzio FF submission Axel Brauns is a well-known, highly-regarded novelist and film director in his native country of Germany. He is also autistic, so by nature he has great difficulty understanding people’s emotions, facial expressions, and social customs. …”

“…Rasta, fighting eviction, a beauty queen who races cars for her country, and the sub-culture of American car-buffs are some of the aspects of the new socio-political context resulting from ‘modernization’ being investigated in this film.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission During the Balkan War, Austrian soldiers leave the neutrality of their country to go to war as mercenaries. Director Amin Hak-Hagir lets one of them, who fought for Croatia, speak in front of the camera. …”

“…A propaganda film warning American soldiers that they also have to be on guard against those in America who sympathized with Germany and preach race hatred and violence in the country.…”

“…They reject the ideology of their parents and country, seeking only to have a good time and/or make money. …”

“…Mid-80s – intellectuals propagating a national state of all Serbs as the only option begin to take over the Serbian political scene on the eve of the country's disintegration and wars. The concept that turns into a state policy when Milosevic comes to power.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission An unprecedented look at the Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as he travels around his country in the light of the forthcoming presidential elections. …”

“…Country landscape, local post-office, people pick up packages. …”

“…Back in the 80s, as a “more developed and more democratic” country, Hungary was a dreamland for many Hungarians living elsewhere in the Eastern Bloc. …”

“…Endless rows of Moscow people, representatives of various Soviet Republics and towns, countries from all over the world on the day of the funeral, March 9, 1953. …”

“…Every day is marked by new adventures, ups and downs. The life of this country Don Juan is movable feast until the moment when he loses control over the attacks of his female suitors. …”

“…They travel through the country from Nairobi to Kabondo, from Mombasa to Lake Victoria. …”

“…Duration: 01:00:00 The when and whys of the failed processes of the country's democratization and decentralization. Was the disintegration of Yugoslavia already foreshadowed back at that time? …”

“…A radio station for the countries behind the Iron Curtain. Conceived as a propaganda instrument and financed by the CIA, RFE over the years changed its face and provided people under Soviet rule with information and news not available to them in any other form.Today the radio station is seen as one of the most successful enterprises of the CIA, and some claim that the peaceful end of the cold war is largely due to RFE/RL's broadcasts.…”