In Xanadu
Category: Documentaries
In Xanadu is a full scale theatrical production that tells the story of a Mongolian fantasy between Khublai Khan and his wife, Chabui, complimented by live traditional Tibetan and Mongolian music.

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Who Speaks for Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV original program, hosted by Ray Suarez, addresses the questions many are pondering: Why is the Muslim world so anti-American? Who are the extremists? Is democracy something Muslims really want? What do Muslim women want?

Who Speaks for Islam: Muslims on Screen
Category: Documentaries
In a roundtable discussion taped in Los Angeles, host Ray Suarez interviews actors, writers and producers about Hollywood’s evolving portrayal of Muslims.

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.

In Focus: Eco Crimes - The Tibet Connection
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this episode of In Focus, tigers in India are in danger of being poached to extinction despite strict protection for more than thirty years now. Tiger bones and hides are in high demand by wealthy Tibetans used for adornment as a sign of high status.

Spotlight: The Man Who Armed the World
Category: News & Current Affairs
Dubbed the "Merchant of Death", alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout was thought to be one of the most prolific gun runners and sanction busters in the world. Following a manhunt that lasted for almost a decade, he was finally arrested in Bangkok in March 2008.

Chinese School: The Year of the Golden Pig
Category: Documentaries
Anhui is proud of two things, tea and teaching. In this first episode of Chinese School we discover just how tough it is to excel in the Chinese education system, even if you go to a school with a top-class record.

Chinese School: Young Pioneers
Category: Documentaries
This episode of Chinese School explores themes of exam pressure, the one child policy, new entrepreneurialism, pollution & the legacy of Chairman Mao.

Chinese School: Hard Beginnings
Category: Documentaries
In this episode of Chinese School eighteen year old Wu Yufei awaits a new life at one of the most prestigious universities in China. But before she can start her studies, Wu Yufei must endure seventeen days of compulsory military training.

Chinese School: Olympic Fever
Category: Documentaries
In this episode of Chinese School, China’s first ever Olympic games are on the near horizon. Xiuning county may be 1000 miles from Beijing, but that hasn’t stopped Olympic fever reaching its schools.

Chinese School: Loved Ones
Category: Documentaries
In the last episode of the series, the whole town is gripped with the excitement of the Spring Festival which sees the passing of a new year; as the year of the pig turns to the year of the rat.

DOC-DEBUT: The Glow of White Women
Category: Documentaries
The Glow of White Women, an autobiographical documentary by Yunus Valley, tells a personal story of growing up amidst the extreme segregation of Nelspruit, South Africa, which effected societal perceptions of beauty.

Who Speaks For Islam?
This fall, Link TV presents the series premiere of Who Speaks for Islam?, hosted by Ray Suarez. The series explores Islam in an age when Muslim extremists are laying claim to the religion.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Diary of a Massacre
Category: Documentaries
In 1997 2,000 people from the Colombian village San Jose de Apartado started a "Peace Community" to avoid involvement in the decade-old civil war. But their harmony is shattered in 2005 during a massacre of 8 civilians.