This is a documentary based on the 4 missing children after a plane crash in Colombia. The four children travelled with their mother to Bogota to meet their father. The plane crashed in the middle of the jungle. The military and indigenous groups set aside their differences to work together to find these children for 20 days.

I did not finish this one. I loved the first one but this second one moved too slowly and I lost interest.

My parents listened to Bon Jovi when I was young. I remember listening to their cassette tapes when I was in grade school and I continued to enjoy their music until today. Watching this documentary shows how they reached their success and how much they struggled too. I highly recommend this documentary to all the Bon Jovi fans out there as the band celebrates their 40th year in the music industry.

Disturbing. Dark. I finished all the episodes in one day. The fact that this was loosely based on a real cult in Australia is so fucked up.