Lebanese fishermen considered it a good sign when the east wind blew into their sails, guiding their boats to their fishing grounds. The name of this wind is Hawa Sharqi. Lebanon is a small Middle Eastern country in the foothills of Syria. Over the past years, there has been a confrontation between civil society and corrupt authorities, which over the past year has turned into an ongoing rally. These demonstrations swept the whole country.

School number one is a docudrama based on the terrorist attack that took place 15 years ago on September first, in a school in the small Northern Osetian town of Beslan. The three-day siege and it's horrible aftermath. Who is responsible for the incredibly high death toll among the hostages? What provoked the bloody operation to free the hostages 52 hours into the siege? Who answers for the interrupted negotiations, and how are former hostages and their families coping today? What political ramifications did this act of terror leave in its wake. Who benefited from it the most, and how did it affect the every day lives of Russia as we know it today?