Globalization: Violence or Dialogue?
Category: Documentaries
This film explores the conflicting visions of globalization, and ways to resolve them.

God in Government
Category: Documentaries
Using the US as a focal point, and Iran, Israel and India as object lessons, this film explores the complex relationship between religion and politics in the contemporary world.

Golub: The Late Works Are The Catastrophes
Category: Documentaries
This film chronicles the last 20 years in the life and work of the American painter Leon Golub and his wife, artist Nancy Spero.

Good Copy Bad Copy
Category: Documentaries
An energetic examination of copyright in the modern world. From the film industry of Nigeria, to the remix backrooms of Brazil, this essential doc interviews leading business figures and DJs about the future of creative work.

GOOD Magazine: On Skid Row
Category: Documentaries
Alongside Skid Row's hustlers, transients, and cops are a lesser known population of children, social servants and religious workers. Watch weekly episodes of GOOD's On Skid Row to get into the streets of LA's Skid Row.

Got Democracy?
Category: Documentaries
A report on the evidence for widespread vote fraud, how it has led to an electoral crisis in the United States, and what we can do about it.

Greasy Rider
Category: Documentaries
Two filmmakers cross the country in a Mercedes Benz powered by vegetable oil and meet with fellow Greasecar drivers, friends, and critics.

Gulf War: Autopsy of a Conflict
Category: Documentaries

Hands for Compassion
Category: Documentaries
A healing address by the Dalai Lama of Tibet on the 4th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, offering a unique view of how to deal with trauma and transform our communities through compassion.

Harry Belafonte - Speaking Out For Justice
Category: Documentaries
In this rousing speech singer and activist Harry Belafonte calls on the next generation to draw on the passion of the civil rights movement to right contemporary wrongs, particularly when it comes to child incarceration.

Hazel Dickens: It's Hard To Tell the Singer From the Song
Category: World Music
The life and music of Hazel Dickens, a pioneering woman in Bluegrass and hardcore country music.

Healing the Hurt
Category: Documentaries
An intimate look at the painful but rewarding recovery process of several Native American survivors of the demeaning Native boarding schools they attended as children.

Hibakusha: At the End of the World
Category: Documentaries
An unsettling look at the effects of atmospheric radiation, as seen through the eyes of the victims.

Hidden Crisis: Women and AIDS in America
Category: Documentaries
An examination of the growing impact of HIV/AIDS on women in the United States. The film profiles three women living with the disease.

Hijacking Catastrophe
Category: Documentaries
This film contends that a group of Bush Administration insiders used the trauma of the 9/11 terror attacks to transform American foreign policy and shows how the plan was sold to the American public.

Salman Ahmad

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