Gilles Apap: Renegade Fiddler
Category: Documentaries
Gilles Apap, a classically trained French violinist, travels from Santa Barbara to India in a quest for musical innovation and inspiration.

International Dateline: Egypt's Climate Change
Category: News & Current Affairs
This week's episode of International Dateline looks at the potential difficulties Egypt faces as sea levels continue to rise, America's current housing crisis, and Malaysia's controversial opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.

International Dateline: Afghanistan Rich Man Poor Man
Category: News & Current Affairs
This week Dateline returns to war-torn Afghanistan, where the rich get richer and the poor get even poorer. Also in this episode, an interview with Tony Blankley about John McCain's campaign for the White House.

Muhammad Yunus: Creating a World Without Poverty
Category: News & Current Affairs
In a lecture given at the Commonwealth Club in California, the Nobel Prize winner and guru of microfinancing talks about a future where people will visit poverty museums.

One Nation Many Voices Filmmaker Awards: 2007 Winners
Category: Documentaries
"One Nation Many Voices Filmmaker Awards: 2007 Winners" combines the winning films from last year's online film contest with the backstory of the filmmakers who created them.

Nobelity
Category: Documentaries
A look at the world's most pressing problems through the eyes of nine Nobel laureates, this film is also director Turk Pipkin's personal journey to find a better future.

Bulls**t
Category: Documentaries
This documentary follows Vandana Shiva, Indian environmental activist and nuclear physicist, who dedicates her life to battling the abuses of globalization.

Living Goddess
Category: Documentaries
"Living Goddess" is a powerful portrait of a young girl venerated as a goddess growing up in a country - Nepal - on the verge of civil war.

Chahinaz: What Rights For Women?
Category: Documentaries
A vibrant Algerian student, Chahinaz, doesn't understand why women aren't considered equal to men according to the laws of her country. This leads her on a quest to find out what life is like for other women around the world.

FELA: Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense
Category: World Music
He created the genre of Afrobeat, and became the symbol of musical protest; the late great Fela Kuti was a powerhouse of creativity and energy who challenged social, musical and political boundaries.

Short Cut to Nirvana
Category: Documentaries
A voyage of discovery through the vivid and vibrant world of the Kumbha Mela, a spiritual festival that occurs every 12 years in India and attracts more than 70 million pilgrims from around the world.

Spotlight: A Baby Business
Category: Documentaries
This revealing documentary shows the lengths that Indian child traders will go to when providing children for adoptive parents in the West.

International Dateline: Japan - Trial by Jury
Category: News & Current Affairs
This week's episode of Dateline takes a look at Japan's new proposed jury system, and how it is being received there. Also, an interview with former Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans and a new take on religion in Malaysia.

Words of My Perfect Teacher
Category: Documentaries
From the World Cup to the mountains of Bhutan, this doc follows three students on a quest for wisdom. The catch is, their teacher - one of the world's most eminent Buddhist teachers - is also outlandishly unconventional.

International Dateline: Torching the Relay
Category: News & Current Affairs
This week Dateline invites you to be a fly on the wall, as those hell-bent on disrupting the Olympic Torch Relay plan - and execute - their protests in India.