Special: Why They Hate Us - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV special explores U.S. foreign policy over the past 50 years, and its current effects on U.S. relations with the rest of the world.

Who Owns Nature? An Address by Robert Kennedy, Jr.
Category: News & Current Affairs
Environmentalist and attorney, RFK, Jr. examines what happens to the planet and to a democracy when excessive corporate power goes unchecked.

Special: Iraq: Four More Years? - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
Part 2 of this Link TV special, featuring "The Oil Factor," explores the true motives behind the U.S. wars in the Middle East and Central Asia.

Special: Truth, Lies and the Press - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
Part 1 of this Link TV special hosted by Peter Coyote features "9/11 Press for Truth," a powerful documentary about a group of grieving families looking for the truth about 9/11.

Special: Bush's Latin Headache
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV special examines the growing power of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez and why the Wall Street Journal calls him "Bush's biggest Latin American headache."

Special: Katrina One Year After
Category: News & Current Affairs
A Link TV original special with groundbreaking reports from New Orleans - one year after Hurricane Katrina. This special includes on-the-spot reporting from journalist Greg Palast.

Special - Finding Meaning
Category: Documentaries
A special night of programming that explores the search for deeper meaning in our lives.

Special - Compassion In Action
Category: News & Current Affairs
A special night of programming that examines the practice of compassion in our personal and wordly lives. Tune in to find out how to acquire a special Dalai Lama gift package.

Special: Powaqqatsi - Life in Transformation
Category: Documentaries
With a mesmerizing score by Philip Glass, Godfrey Reggio's profound film juxtaposes images of enduring cultures and modern life to express visually the human cost of progress.

The Closure Myth
Category: Documentaries
This documentary tells the story of Aba Gayle, a woman whose daughter was stabbed to death in 1980, yet who now acts as an advocate on the killers' behalf. A powerful story of forgiveness that voices some of the issues surrounding the death penalty.

Más Allá del Mar
Category: Documentaries
The film recreates one of the most dramatic episodes in the history of human migrations, a crisis that shook the very foundations of Cuban and American society

Sleeping with Cambodia
Category: Documentaries
Set in Cambodia, this haunting documentary examines the issue of pedophilia there and the organizations trying to help.

Peace One Day
Category: Documentaries
The story of one man's attempt to persuade the global community to officially sanction a UN-sponsored global ceasefire day.

Paradise Lost
Category: Documentaries
Presenting the rarely heard voice of an Arab Israeli, this important film offers valuable insight into the contradictions and complexities of modern womanhood and national identity in the Middle East.

Spotlight: On the Objection Front
Category: Documentaries
At the height of the Intifada, 614 Israeli soldiers refused to serve in the occupied territories. This documentary chronicles the public controversy and private battle the soldiers faced.