Suffer the Little Children Category: Documentaries An investigation of the Jehovah's Witnesses, a world-wide religion that's been accused of shielding child abusers.
Sunny Intervals and Showers Category: Documentaries The case of Allan Levi reveals the complex difficulties people who suffer from manic-depressive disorders can encounter and the inability of modern science to cope with the disease.
Spotlight: Superdollar Plot Category: Documentaries This film revisits the case of four men sent to prison for distributing counterfeit currency, tracing its distribution network from North Korean presses to Moscow's underworld.
Life: Educating Lucia Category: Documentaries By exploring the lives of three sisters from Zimbabwe, this episode examines why, across Africa, the odds are dramatically against girls getting an education.
Life: Lost Generations Category: Documentaries A report on the health problems associated with India's tradition of underage marriage and childbearing.
Life: In the Name of Honor Category: Documentaries Life explores how Kurdish women are working to stop the violence prevalent in their society as a result of 80 years of conflict with Iran, Turkey and Iraq.
Sylvia's Path Category: Documentaries German-born Sylvia is shocked to learn about the holocaust and by her parent's silence when faced with her questions. After a spiritual journey to Tibet, she dedicates her life to helping its people.
Syria: Between Iraq and a Hard Place Category: Documentaries A Syrian filmmaker returns to his hometown to capture the mood of the people after years of conflict with Israel and the invasion of Iraq.
System Failure Category: Documentaries This film offers testimony on the human rights violations occurring in California youth correctional facilities.
The Teacher Category: Documentaries A colorful and reflective journey that brings us closer to the essence of why the Dalai Lama's teachings are so sought after by people from the West.
Life: God Among the Children Category: Documentaries A look at how Boston's African American clergy has worked to change the lives of inner-city youths at risk from violence, drug abuse and other destructive behavior.
Terra Nas Nossas Maos Category: Documentaries Explores Brazil's Landless Workers Movement, the largest social movement in Latin America, and the obstacles it faces in its peaceful struggle for land reform.
Life: Debt Police Category: Documentaries Explores the impact of the "Heavily Indebted Poor Countries" (HIPC) debt relief program, agreed to at the G7 Summit, on Uganda's poor.
Viewer Alice Nashashibi talks about her appreciation for Link TV and "Mosaic." She recently made a special birthday request to her friends: to make a donation to her favorite, independent television station, Link TV.
