Virtual Freedom
Category: World Cinema: Cinemondo
For an exile the Internet is more than a mere resource, it is a lifeline to his or her homeland. For Maung Maung Aye, an ex-Burmese freedom fighter now living in Australia, and the co-director of this short exploration, it means even more.

Vis a Vis: Native Tongues
Category: Documentaries
Native American performing artist James Luna and Australian Aboriginal actress Ningali Lawford compare perspectives on life and society.

Who's Afraid of Nuclear Power
Category: News & Current Affairs
This program examines how Australia compares to Scandinavian nations, which have wrestled with meager fossil fuel resources, acid rain from their neighbors' coal-fired power, and the radioactive fallout from Chernobyl. The contrast is astounding.

Witness Shorts
Category: Documentaries

World AIDS Day
Category: News & Current Affairs
HIV/AIDS affects us all. There are more than 40 million people living with HIV/AIDS all over the world. More than 11 million of those are aged between 15 and 24. Most don't know that they are carrying the virus.

World Culture Open - International Festival of Music and Dance
Category: World Music
This star-studded world music and dance concert celebrates the sharing of arts and culture between nations.

World Music Blocks
Category: World Music
Non-stop World Music, with performance documentaries and music videos from a variety of genres and diverse cultures. On screen commentary between songs is provided by Frances Uku.

Andres Levin

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