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In Focus: Marhaba Africa, Part 8
In Focus: Marhaba Africa, Part 8
Category: News & Current Affairs
This documentary series looks at culture, sports, architecture, economy, politics and social issues in the nations of northern Africa, bringing us closer to understanding the Arab world.
In Focus: Marhaba Africa, Part 7
In Focus: Marhaba Africa, Part 7
Category: News & Current Affairs
This documentary series looks at culture, sports, architecture, economy, politics and social issues in the nations of northern Africa, bringing us closer to understanding the Arab world.
CINEMONDO: Alexandra
CINEMONDO: Alexandra
Category: World Cinema
In a desolate corner of the world, an elderly woman has come to see her beloved grandson, a young officer stationed at a remote military outpost. Alexandra is a powerful film from the great Alexander Sokurov.
In Focus: Marhaba Africa, Part 6
In Focus: Marhaba Africa, Part 6
Category: News & Current Affairs
This documentary series looks at culture, sports, architecture, economy, politics and social issues in the nations of northern Africa, bringing us closer to understanding the Arab world.
WORLD MUSIC: Specials
WORLD MUSIC: Specials
Category: World Music
Find out what world music performers have to say about their art, and watch exclusive impromptu live performances on this World Music Specials page.
Accountability for Torture
Accountability for Torture
Category: News & Current Affairs
Obama has blocked the release of photos depicting torture, and Senate Democrats are rejecting the president's request for funds to close Guantanamo Bay prison. What do YOU think?
Burning the Future: A Conversation with David Novack
Burning the Future: A Conversation with David Novack
Category: Documentaries
WATCH ONLINE! With the U.S. government's energy policies leaning further toward the use of "clean coal", the time has come to ask, exactly how clean is it?
African School
African School
Category: Documentaries
This series captures the daily lives, concerns and personalities of young Africans and their teachers in the Ugandan town of Masindi, giving new insight into what life is really like in Africa today.
Arab Labor
Arab Labor
This hilarious, controversial sitcom follows a Palestinian-Israeli family struggling to coexist with their Jewish neighbors.
Arab Labor Episode 1 - The Car
Arab Labor Episode 1 - The Car
Link's new comedy series begins with "The Car", as Arab-Israeli journalist Amjad looks to replace his "Arab" Subaru with a proper Israeli one.
Arab Labor Episode 2 - The Sheep
Arab Labor Episode 2 - The Sheep
Amjad's editor is looking for a "sexy" piece for the magazine, and Amjad has just the story - a special sheep that obeys soldiers' commands. Making up an interview with the uncooperative sheep, Amjad finds himself in a bind when the story becomes a hot item.
Arab Labor Episode 3 - Kindergarten
Arab Labor Episode 3 - Kindergarten
Amjad decides it's time for his parents to stop babysitting his daughter and for her to go to kindergarten. But both the local Islamic kindergarten and the kosher Jewish one are fraught with pitfalls.
Arab Labor Episode 4 - Kidnapping
Arab Labor Episode 4 - Kidnapping
After Amjad and Meir interview Arab Miss Israel, Amjad heads home leaving Meir to take pictures. Riding back alone, Meir believes he is being kidnapped by his Arab taxi driver. Amjad and his father come to the rescue.
Arab Labor Episode 5 - Passover
Arab Labor Episode 5 - Passover
In the week of Passover, Meir meets lovely attorney Amal and invites her to join him in a private Passover Seder. Meanwhile, Amjad's family is invited to celebrate with Jewish friends, and Amjad sees an opportunity to adapt Jewish rituals to his own.
Arab Labor Episode 6 - Reserve Duty
Arab Labor Episode 6 - Reserve Duty
Amjad is asked to help supply information to the security forces. His mother-in-law, who just moved in with them and, as always, manages to annoy Amjad, will be his way of giving the security service what it wants.
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