CINEMONDO: My Marlon and Brando Category: World Cinema In this CINEMONDO film, a Turkish actress can no longer bear the distance between her and her lover from northern Iraq. However, getting into a country at war turns out to be just as difficult as getting out.
CINEMONDO: My Father My Lord Category: World Cinema This Israeli film is an intimate and disturbing story of the conflict between a father's love and his deep devotion to religion -- a dramatic retelling of the Abraham and Isaac story with a devastating "twist."
CINEMONDO: Almost Brothers Category: World Cinema This award-winning, poignant film tells the story of two men in Brazil: white, middle-class Miguel, and black favela-dweller Jorge, who meet as boys through their fathers’ passion for music.
CINEMONDO: Beautiful City Category: World Cinema How much is a woman worth in comparison to a man in Islamic Iran - and who pays the difference? A story of vengeance, labyrinthine judicial procedure, and the concept of "blood money."
CINEMONDO: Making Of Category: World Cinema This courageous film tells the story of Bahta, a young Tunisian man drawn into fundamentalism. When it is revealed that the film is really the "making of" another movie, the actor playing Bahta must take a stand on his role.
CINEMONDO: Fuse Category: World Cinema Set in the post-war era of peace, this film depicts the Bosnian village of Tesanj as Muslim and Serbian townies grudgingly attempt to join forces to present a positive and unified image for Bill Clinton's presidential visit.
CINEMONDO: Hostage Category: World Cinema Inspired by true events in Northern Greece, this film explores the sensitive issue of Greek-Albanian relations through a young Albanian immigrant who hijacks an intercity bus in an attempt to return home.
CINEMONDO: May 6th Category: World Cinema Part of Link's world cinema series Cinemondo, this film offers a look at Dutch society, from slain director Theo van Gogh's perspective.
CINEMONDO: The President's Last Bang Category: World Cinema The scandalous story of the assassination of the South Korean President in 1979. Part of our new world cinema series Cinemondo. Tune in Sunday at 8 p.m. PT.
CINEMONDO: Stolen Life Category: World Cinema In this Chinese film by director Li Shaohong, a young girl finds herself shunned by the world when she becomes pregnant out of wedlock.
CINEMONDO: Waiting for Happiness Category: World Cinema A poetic and beautifully photographed film that examines the conflict between progress and tradition in Mauritania, Africa. Screening in Link TV's Cinemondo series, which premieres entertaining and award-winning foreign films.
CINEMONDO: Wrong Side Up Category: World Cinema An eccentric Czech comedy filled with odd characters searching for connections in a post-communist world. Part of our new world cinema series Cinemondo. Tune in Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.
Little Terrorist Category: World Cinema A ten year-old Pakistani boy mistakenly crosses the border with no way of getting back.
CINEMONDO: The Night of Truth Category: World Cinema Mirroring the political strife and genocide in Sub-Saharan Africa, this film begins as preparations are being made to end a decade of civil strife in a fictitious country and explores the inhuman behavior we are capable of when at war.
CINEMONDO: Cinema, Aspirins and Vultures Category: World Cinema A moving film about two men who travel the Brazilian countryside in the '40s selling aspirin, a new "miracle drug". Then one finds out he must either return to his home in Germany, or enter a local concentration camp.
