A young woman repressed the memory of having killed someone when she was twelve years old. Thirteen years later, that memory comes back.

Two young women embark on an illuminating 24-hour journey, unlocking memories of their childhood, exploring a world of fantastical creatures and buried memories with comical and touching results. At the end they will learn what it means to truly believe and how their friendship can overcome any obstacles.

Witness the finale of Tokyo Ghoul! A thrilling new chapter unfolds in Tokyo just two short years after the raid on Anteiku. Countering a resurgence of ghouls, the CCG selects young officer Haise Sasaki to lead an unruly team of humans infused with ghoul powers. Known as the Quinx Squad, they walk the line between humans and ghouls to rid the world of its most daunting threat. But no one said it would be easy. Let the hunt begin.

Saya is a normal high school student, that just happens to have amnesia and can't remember the last year of her life. When a mysterious man brings her a sword, she learns part of her past, and what it has to do with The Red Shield organization.

A not-so-perfect family, and unspeakable crime and the repressed memory that blew it all apart are at the center of Buried, a revelatory new docuseries from Showtime documentary films. Eileen Franklin remembered witnessing her father murder her best friend 20 years after the fact. The ensuing trial became one of the most talked about of the 1990s- the first time "repressed memory" was used as evidence to convict. Buried dives deep into the case, exploring...

Eleven-year-old Allen and his grandmother are moving to a little town in rural New York, but the quiet countryside does not stop the recurring nightmare that plagues him--until an encounter with a llama recalls a language Allen did not know he could speak, and unveils the memory of his parents' fate.

"Three years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the writer Christa Wolf began to sort through her newly declassified Stasi files. Known for her defiance and outspokenness, Wolf was not especially surprised to discover forty-two volumes of documents collected by the East German secret police. But what was surprising was a thin green folder whose contents told an unfamiliar-and disturbing-story: in the early 1960s, Wolf herself had been an informant...