Stuff and Dough
Category: World Cinema
In this film, critically acclaimed director Crisi Puiu takes us in a rattle-trap van with a naïve young man, his pal and the pal's girlfriend, en route to Bucharest to deliver a mysterious parcel for a local gangster.

Day Bar & Other Stories
Category: World Cinema
This Romanian documentary of intertwined tales, discreetly discovers the intimate stories of the simple customers of a 'bar de zi' (day bar)--the last State-owned bar to survive the communist regime.

Testimony
Category: World Cinema
Diagnosed with a brain tumor and given three years to live, filmmaker Răzvan Georgescu decides to overcome the solemnity of this prognosis to explore the realm between life and death through a series of interviews.

Exam
Category: World Cinema
This Romanian film tells the tale of a wrongful conviction in a brutal murder case. The police - eager to close the case - knowingly arrest the wrong man, leading a trail of guilt, pyschological torture and revenge in their wake.

The Paper Will Be Blue
Category: World Cinema
In this Romanian film, director Radu Muntean plunges us into the confusion of the long night-day-night of Dec. 22, 1989

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In Focus: 1989 - Fateful Days in October
Category: News & Current Affairs
November 9, 1989 - the day the Berlin Wall fell - is celebrated as the day four decades of Germany's division came to an end, thanks in part to the "common man" who rose up against state abuse and oppression, risking everything for freedom.

Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think
Category: Documentaries
This new documentary film explores questions about Muslim opinion using the Gallup World Poll, which interviewed tens of thousands of Muslims in over 35 countries with predominantly Muslim or significant Muslim populations.

Special: Michael Pollan - Deep Agriculture
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV special brings you celebrated author Michael Pollan as he takes on the industrialization of the U.S. food system, and proposes dramatic solutions to America's addiction to mechanized agriculture and processed foods.

Special: Can We Really Fix U.S. Health Care?
Category: Documentaries
In this special, author T.R. Reid takes the pulse of health care systems around the globe and writes a prescription for America based on his observations. Also, catch excerpts from the new doc, Money-Driven Medicine.

Special: The Planet Part 1
Category: Documentaries
A Link viewer favorite, this special attempts to correct our use of the term climate change, arguing that what humanity really faces is change to all aspects of the biosphere, including loss of resources.

Special: The Planet Part 2
Category: Documentaries
This episode of Link's special presentation of The Planet looks at the toll economic growth takes on the planet. While the world's population continues to grow, the earth’s resources, particularly of food and water, remain finite.

Special: The Planet Part 3
Category: Documentaries
This episode of The Planet examines the danger posed by the looming mass extinction of animals and plants, brought about by man-made changes to the landscape.

Special: The Planet Part 4
Category: Documentaries
Watch this special presentation of Link's popular series, The Planet! This final episode hypothesizes about the future -- what can we do to stop the pending disaster that will come with drastic global climate change?

Blueprint for Accountability - Working the Dark Side
Category: Documentaries
Combining live theater and journalism, Culture Project's "Blueprint for Accountability: Working The Dark Side" convened an extraordinary panel to spark discourse about torture and the "War on Terror".