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On April 12, 1961 the Soviet Union's Yury Gagarin became the first man in space, in a successful flight that lasted 108 minutes. Gagarin and his famous charming smile became the symbol of the Soviet Union. But on March 27, 1968the star of Gagarin was gone. Last flight of Yury Gagarin: What killed the space icon К дню космонавтики
On a drive home after a party, Lucy and her roommate suddenly find themselves kidnapped by a terrorist cell. The cold-hearted leader tolerates neither resistance nor rebellion on moral grounds and will fulfill the cause at any cost. Then truths begin to be revealed. The cell leader is not what he seems to be. Having arranged to bring in an ambitious reporter for a live interview via Internet; they intends to expose a secret and a nation's greatest fear before time runs out.

Directors: Dianna Collete, Saul Owens
Producers: Saul Owens
Actors: Heather Fields, Alan Collett, Libby Clearfield, Dianna Collett, Vaz Andreas, Dylan Mooney, Tammy Massa, Ron Hajak
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June 1940, Sousa Mendes, Portuguese Consul, issued life-saving visas to thousands of refugees against his governments orders. A 2013 pilgrimage retraces their families' footsteps, testimonies, compelling footage and insights from experts tell the story. With God Against Man
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