Sleepwalking Through the Mekong
Category: Documentaries
This DOC-DEBUT film follows Los Angeles-based band Dengue Fever on a journey to Cambodia to perform classic 60s and 70s Cambodian rock n' roll in the country where it was created, made popular, and very nearly destroyed.

Bridge to Iran: Dream of Silk
Category: Documentaries
Young girls at an Iranian all-girls high school talk about their dreams for the future in this Bridge to Iran doc. This is a candid exploration of the young girls' aspirations and hopes, at a powerful and fleeting point in their lives.

Bridge to Iran: Pilgrimage
Category: Documentaries
Despite the dangers, determined Iranian Shiite Muslims have been pouring across the Iran-Iraq border since the fall of the Iraqi government, risking their lives in a pilgrimage to the holy city of Karbala, fifty miles south of Baghdad.

Bridge to Iran: Zinat - One Special Day
Category: Documentaries
Zinat lives an ordinary Iranian woman's life, cooking and tending to her home. But this doesn't stop her from running against a man in the local municipality elections, with the support of family and friends.

Bridge to Iran: Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!
Category: Documentaries
Using incredible archival footage, an original visual approach and terrific soundtrack, "Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!" covers 150 years of Tehran’s history, entertaining us with its poignant contradictions.

Bridge to Iran: President Mir Qanbar
Category: Documentaries
Mir Qanbar is a 74-year-old retiree looking to win an elected position in Iran's government. This beautifully filmed doc shows the off-beat presidential campaign of an old man making his last stab for political power.

Stealing America: Vote by Vote
Category: Documentaries
Employing first-person accounts, extensive research and clips gleaned from the nightly news, social issue filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman shines a spotlight on the gritty reality of the most egregious incidents of U.S. electoral insecurity.

MIR: Something Wrong With Being a Muslim?
Colin Powell has crossed party lines and endorsed Barack Obama for president. He also remarked there shouldn't be anything wrong with being Muslim in America. What do YOU think? Join us for a web conversation and online poll.

Election Countdown - Know the Issues
Gear up for the presidential election by learning more about the issues! Link TV takes an in-depth look at what's at stake in November, presenting documentaries and programs that highlight themes most important to you.

International Dateline: Return to Afghanistan
Category: News & Current Affairs
Journalist Yalda Hakim returns to her birthplace of Kabul, Afghanistan, keen to understand why the city of her birth is so vastly different to what she'd expected. Also in this episode, a look at Guatemala's gangs.

In Focus: The Plight of the Hungry
Category: News & Current Affairs
This episode of Deutsche Welle: In Focus looks at a global survey of food prices, and the present situation involving the political fight against hunger.

Original Intent
Category: Documentaries
There is a battle in the U.S. Supreme Court between the originalists and the evolutionists. "Original Intent" argues that the far right is using originalism to advance a radically conservative political agenda.

In Focus: School Shooters - Why Students Turn to Killing
Category: News & Current Affairs
School shooters have caused more than a hundred deaths and injured many hundreds more, and the global leader in these sad statistics is the United States. Are our schools, once a place of refuge and safety, becoming dangerous?

The End of Suburbia
Category: Documentaries
Suburbia, and all it promises, has become the American Dream. But now serious questions have emerged about the sustainability of this way of life. What can be done now to avoid the end of suburbia?

Holler Back - (Not) Voting in an American Town
Category: Documentaries
Why do some people choose to vote, while others stay away from the polls? Holler Back looks at the 2004 election through the eyes of one county in the swing state of Pennsylvania.