In Focus: Curious About Life
Category: News & Current Affairs
A look at the group Mondialogo, which holds cross-cultural dialogues over the internet, between children of different nations.

In Focus: Algerian Kidnapping
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this fascinating report, In Focus examines terrorist groups trying to make a living through the kidnapping of Europeans. The CIA is convinced that they are Al Qaeda-linked but this report, shot in the Sub-Saharan desert, shows otherwise.

I'll Sing for You
Category: World Music
A rediscovery of the music of Malian singer and guitarist Boubacar "KarKar" Traore. Traore's songs were the anthems of independence in 1960s Mali.

Wake-Up
Category: Documentaries
This short documentary focuses on Mozambique, a country that is emerging from civil war only to find itself facing a fast-growing HIV/AIDS epidemic, and a select group of organizations working there to raise AIDS awareness.

Staying Alive: Transit
Category: Documentaries
Transit, shot on location in St. Petersburg, Mexico City, Nairobi and Los Angeles, follows 4 main characters on a journey across the globe as they explore emotion and sexuality in a candid and gripping way.

Histoires d'Ivoire
Category: Documentaries
The film explores the complicated cultural issues on the Belgium soccer team KSK Beveren, which features a majority of players from the Ivory Coast.

Heart of the Congo
Category: Documentaries
Amid threats of violence, corruption, and a legacy of colonial dependency, aid workers in the Congo help refugees who have lost everything; demonstrating the ways in which humanitarian aid makes a difference.

Holidays in the Danger Zone - Rivers
Category: Documentaries
Experts acknowledge that wars of the future are likely to be fought over access to water. In this riveting BBC series, host Ben Anderson journeys to the most exotic and dangerous rivers in the world.

The Secret Pain
Category: Documentaries
Dramatic events destined Kate Kendel to live with foster parents in Sierra Leone and Scandinavia before having to return to her biological family at 16, where she was genitally mutilated against her will. This doc tells her moving story.

Gacaca
Category: Documentaries
Follows the first steps in one of the world's boldest experiments in reconciliation: the Gacaca Tribunals in Rwanda, a new form of citizen-based justice aimed at unifying this scarred nation.

Foreign Exchange: Hope for Darfur?
Category: News & Current Affairs
A weekly, half-hour international affairs series, hosted by noted author, journalist and international commentator, Fareed Zakaria.

Flip Flotsam
Category: Documentaries
This beautifully photographed, charming documentary traces the fantastic journey of Africa's most popular shoes: the flip-flop.

First World Order
Category: Documentaries
Weaving sequences of arts and cultural expression with interviews and animation, this program traces the relationships of culturally and ethnically distinct African peoples around the world.

Festival in the Desert: The Tent Sessions
Category: World Music
A live recording of performances from a 2003 music festival held in a remote area of the Malian Sahara. Featured are Ali Farka Toure and Robert Plant.

Africa: The Politics of Poverty
Category: News & Current Affairs
Link TV presents a rebroadcast of a call-in program about the impact of IMF and World Bank policies on poverty in Africa.