Indonesian people are seeking the truth about a dark chapter in their country's history. Supporters of Indonesia's Communist Party were the victims of a series of crackdowns and massacres starting in 1965. An attempted coup against the country's first president, Sukarno, triggered those bloody events. They have been a taboo subject for nearly half a century. Two documentary films about the violence are drawing worldwide attention. They're helping members of victims' families speak out.

Thailand's Buddhist temples are giving their visitors hell in a hair-raising approach to the teaching of morals and good virtue. The number of so-called hell temples has increased, and they are attracting droves of visitors. Dozens of hideous sculptures are dotted around some temple precincts. They are hard to look at, but parents say taking their children to see the imagery can be beneficial.