Voices from Inside Category: Documentaries Inside a federal women's prison a German-born theater artist encourages a racially mixed circle of women to find their own voices through poetry and creative expression.
Made in India Category: Documentaries A portrait of India's Self-Employed Women's Association, the now-famous women's organization that holds to the simple yet radical belief that poor women need organizing, not welfare.
The Real Dirt on Farmer John Category: Documentaries This film examines the reinvention of the family farm from chemical-based agriculture to a sustainable organic community farm through the work of Farmer John.
Living in No Man's Land Category: Documentaries In this film, a group of Afghan refugees struggle to provide a basic education for their children and eke out an existence in "No Man's Land" - a group of small islands in the river which forms the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
Miriam Makeba Category: World Music South African singer Miriam Makeba recounts the trials, tribulations and triumphs of her long career. The film also documents past and recent performances showing the diva to be still in fine voice.
Special - War of Deception Category: News & Current Affairs Special programming that examines the War of Deception - the hazy pretext that led the United States to war and the media's failure to ferret out the truth.
Special - Crisis and Hope in Africa Category: News & Current Affairs 20 years ago, Harry Belafonte launched "We Are the World" to bring aid to Africa. Now he joins Link TV to discuss the problems and hope for this troubled continent.
Special - Crimes Against Nature Category: Documentaries A Link TV special that introduces us to people around the world who -- when confronted by "crimes against nature" in their own communities -- refuse to back down.
Main Street, USA Category: Documentaries This verite-style film follows a cybercar across the U.S. as it presents clips from videos shot at Ground Zero, Afghanistan and Iraq to communities large and small.
The Devil's Accordion Category: World Music A profile of 93-year-old Pancho Rada, Columbia's most famous accordion player. The film features his reminiscences and lots of great music.
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