Al Jazeera English - Witness: Battle of Sea Point
Category: Documentaries
This film looks at the dilemmas in "reclaiming the streets" of Cape Town's Sea Point and explores the dynamics between development, street crime and community safety as seen by a homeless man and a smooth-talking city councilor.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: No White in the Rainbow
Category: Documentaries
Is there a price to pay for being a white farmer in the "Rainbow Nation" of South Africa today? The post-apartheid era initially signified hope and unification, but South Africa's white farmers are now victims of widespread violence.

To See If I Am Smiling
Category: Documentaries
Israel is the only country in the world where 18-year-old girls are drafted for compulsory military service. In this award-winning documentary, hear the frank and emotional testimonials of six female Israeli soldiers.

ISSUE: Humanitarian Disasters - Haiti
Category: Documentaries
Find out what you can do to help in the aftermath of the devastating Haitian earthquake on this page, a useful guide to the many aid organizations taking action right now.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Problem of Peace
Category: Documentaries
The Problem of Peace tells the story of the 2007 Kenyan presidential election and its tragic aftermath through the eyes of the 19-year-old schoolgirl, Stella Nyawira, who shot some of the film herself.

explore: Fish Out of Water
Category: Documentaries
Join Charlie and the explore.org Team as they visit with combat vets in Sun Valley Idaho and witness the connection between nature and healing.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Bushmen Business
Category: Documentaries
For decades, the San people of South Africa were condescendingly known as the "Bushmen", oppressed by white settlers until apartheid ended. Now they're re-asserting their identity, but does their culture fit in the modern age?

Al Jazeera English - Witness: China Orphans
Category: Documentaries
82-year-old Chen Shangyi and his wife Wang make their living by scavenging in the remote Chinese town of Dingxi, yet they have taken in 42 children, since last count, who've been abandoned on the streets by their parents.

Waiting for Mercy: The Case Against Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain
Category: Documentaries
This documentary tells the story of a 2004 FBI sting operation that took place in Albany, New York. The complex entrapment scheme resulted in the convictions of Yassin Aref (a Kurdish refugee) and Mohammed Mosharref Hossain (a US citizen from Bangladesh).

Special: 9/11 - Press for Truth
Category: Documentaries
Following the attacks of September 11th, a small group of grieving families waged a tenacious battle against those who sought to bury the truth about the event - including, to their amazement, President Bush.

Special: Deconstructing Supper
Category: Documentaries
Looking for the recipe to a better meal? This Link TV special presentation of Deconstructing Supper investigates what exactly we have on our plates, and what it means for our health, and for the planet.

Special: Berkeley in the Sixties
Category: Documentaries
In the 1960s, Berkeley was the center of a national movement for change. It was a time when many believed they could remake the world order. What have we learned from that time of war, and what's changed during this one?

Nuclear Tipping Point
Category: Documentaries
What if Al Qaeda got a nuclear weapon? We are at a nuclear tipping point and, according to four particular men intimately involved in national security in the US, the actions being taken are not adequate to the dangers.

Special: David vs. Monsanto
Category: Documentaries
This definitive documentary on the Genetically Modified Food industry shows how one farmer stood up against a massive multinational, challenging its right to claim ownership of a living organism.

Special: Crude Impact
Category: Documentaries
This documentary explores the interconnection between human domination of the planet and the discovery and use of oil and considers what will happen when the supply starts to run out.