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Andrew Graham-Dixon continues his exploration of German art by looking at the tumultuous 19th and early 20th centuries, and how artists were at the forefront of Germany's drive to become a single nation. Andrew travels to the north and the coastal town of Griefswald, the birthplace of Caspar David Friedrich, the most influential of the German Romantics, to discover how the Baltic coast impacted his mysterious paintings of the German landscape. He also visits Berlin and explores the art of the powerful Prussian state, which would spearhead the unification of Germany in 1871. The episode ends with the outbreak of World War I and the attempts of the artists Franz Marc and Otto Dix to rationalise the catastrophic experiences of the world's first technological war, a war driven by the Prussian innovations.

Embedding over the course of his seminar 'Date with Destiny', Joe Berlinger turns an unflinching eye on Tony Robbins powerful and uncompromising approach to achieving success, ensuring the attendees leave with new perspective on the forces, thoughts and feelings that motivate their behavior and help them better take control of their lives. The films pulls back the curtain on Tony Robbins, a man that traverses the globe and consults over 200,000 people annually, including world leaders, pundits and celebrities. An emotional tour de force that unveils the inner-workings of this mega event, the zealous participants and the man himself.

Depeche Mode was touring in support of their lauded 13th studio album, 'Delta Machine,' which debuted at #1 in 12 countries worldwide in March 2013.

he concert not only includes performances of tracks from 'Delta Machine' but also some of their most memorable and biggest hits including 'Personal Jesus' and 'Enjoy the Silence.' Live in Berlin includes the full live show, inter-spliced with behind-the-scenes footage, multiple interviews with the band and their fans.

Freeman's quest to understand what makes a rebellion successful brings him face-to-face with exiles, whistle blowers, hackers and movement leaders. From Berlin to Bolivia to the United States, he'll see the courage, dedication, hard work and hope that it takes to try to change the world.

In episodes 17 and 18, the Second World War enters its most devastating final phase as two distant battlefields become the stage for unimaginable destruction. Across the Pacific, American forces fight island by island against an enemy determined to resist to the very last soldier. Every beachhead is won at an unbearable cost, revealing a campaign where courage, sacrifice and survival are pushed beyond all human limits. As casualties mount and Japan refuses to surrender, the conflict descends into one of the bloodiest chapters in military history.
Meanwhile, the Soviet Union launches its overwhelming final offensive into the heart of Nazi Germany. As the Red Army closes in on Berlin from the east and Western Allied forces advance from the west, Hitler's collapsing regime makes one last desperate stand. Street by street, the battle for the German capital becomes a brutal struggle that seals the fate of the Third Reich. Through extraordinary archival footage and firsthand accounts, these episodes reveal how two immense campaigns—one in Europe and one in the Pacific—brought the deadliest war in history to its dramatic and unforgettable conclusion.