Ramadan Primetime
Category: Documentaries
To coincide with the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, Link TV airs Ramadan Primetime, a look at the Arab world's "Must See TV." This special is also available as streaming video here.

Occupied Minds
Category: Documentaries
Two journalists, a Palestinian-American and an Israeli, journey to Jerusalem, their mutual birthplace, to offer new solutions and insights into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Honor Bound
Category: Documentaries
A moving portrait of the 100/442nd, a highly decorated Japanese-American regiment in WWII, and their families back home who were forced into desolate internment camps.

Escape From Tibet
Category: Documentaries
A touching documentary about the resilience of two brothers traveling with a group of young Tibetans along the treacherous terrains of the Himalayan range.

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.

Harsh Beauty
Category: Documentaries
This warm and poignant documentary follows the lives of Jyothi, Usha and Hira Bai, three Eunuchs in India who struggle for acceptance in a culture splintered by religion, caste and politics.

Human Faces Behind the Rainforest
Category: Documentaries
The dramatic events surrounding the harvest of the opium poppy crop in the Colombian rainforest, through the experiences of the indigenous peoples involved in the harvest.

Hugo and Rosa
Category: Documentaries
The story of an elderly brother and sister who have lived together in their small Swedish town their entire lives. This humane and cheerful documentary is a celebration of dignified old age.

Howard Zinn: You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train
Category: Documentaries
This rousing documentary uses the life of activist and long time teacher Howard Zinn to tell the pressing story of political activism in the 20th Century and beyond.

How Geraldo Lost His Job...And Got It Back
Category: Documentaries
An exploration of the human cost of Brazil's rapidly rising unemployment rate, due in part to the effects of globalization.

House Calls
Category: Documentaries
House Calls follows Dr. Nowaczynski and his patients over a course of six months, showing the urgent need for better access to adequate health care for Canada's aging population.

Hot Talk: Robert Scheer on Wen Ho Lee
Category: Documentaries
Landau hosts a discussion with Los Angeles Times columnist Robert Scheer about the Wen Ho Lee case.

Hot Talk: Robert Scheer on Enron
Category: Documentaries
Saul Landau hosts a discussion with Los Angeles Times columnist Robert Scheer about the Enron scandal, the deregulation of public utilities, and the role of government.

Hot Talk: Lowell Bergman
Category: Documentaries
Saul Landau hosts a discussion with Lowell Bergman, award-winning reporter, producer, journalism consultant, and professor at UC Berkeley's School of Journalism.

Hot Talk: John Ross
Category: Documentaries
Saul Landau interviews Latin American correspondent and author John Ross about his reporting from Chiapas, Mexico on the Zapatista rebellion.

Harry Belafonte

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