Chinese Restaurants
Category: Documentaries
This series tells the story of the Chinese Diaspora through its most recognizable and enduring icon -- the family-run Chinese restaurant.

A Constructive Madness
Category: Documentaries
The amazing story of an early Frank Gehry commission that went through nearly a decade of evolution and never saw the light of day - a brief for a home that instead ended up spawning a museum and a concert hall.

Souvenirs
Category: Documentaries
An unemployed filmmaker embarks on a trek to Europe with his father, who served in the Jewish Brigade during World War II. In the process, he learns more about his father than he ever imagined.

Relocated Mountains
Category: Documentaries
In this touching documentary Kurdish refugee Sirwan Namo travels across the world from New Zealand to Iraq in order to reconnect with the family he was forced to leave in 1982.

Special: Stealing Democracy?
Category: Documentaries
Excitement over this year's U.S. election is in the air, but some wonder if we're facing another year of voter fraud. In this special we are joined by journalist Steven Rosenfeld and air Greg Palast's exposé The Election Files.

Special: Burning Our Future - Coal in America
Category: Documentaries
With the U.S. government’s energy policies leaning further toward the use of “clean coal”, the time has come to ask, exactly how clean is it? Filmmaker David Novack gives us a sneak peek of his film Burning the Future.

Special: 50 Cents Can Change the World
Category: Documentaries
Even the smallest gifts can have the power to change lives. In this Link TV special we show you an inspiring story of how one immigrant janitor’s tips are giving children in Ghana the chance for a new life.

Bridge to Iran: The Other Side of the Burka
Category: Documentaries
Women, on the Iranian island of Qeshm, speak openly from behind their burkas to share their problems about life and the role of women on the island.

Bridge to Iran: Conversations in Tehran
Category: Documentaries
An Iranian-American filmmaker visits Tehran on the anniversary of the 1979 revolution to talk with young people about nuclear power and the threat of U.S. military action.

Bridge to Iran: The Birthday
Category: Documentaries
A young man is followed in the process of becoming a woman through a transsexual operation in Iran where, remarkably, these operations are permissible.

Bridge to Iran: Iranian Cinema
Category: Documentaries
A look at the work of four important directors as they rise to the challenges of creating artful and thought-provoking movies within the constraints of Iran's rigid theocracy.

Bridge to Iran: And Along Came a Spider
Category: Documentaries
This shocking documentary portrait examines the case of an Iranian serial killer who sees his killing of prostitutes as being in accordance with Islamic teaching.

Bridge to Iran: A World Between
Category: Documentaries
A naive young Iranian-American travels to Iran to discover his father's homeland, a journey that takes him around the country and into his family's past.

Special: Music, Morocco & the Sacred
Category: Documentaries
In this special presentation, director Stephen Olsson is joined by Charles Gibbs of the United Religions Initiative to talk about the power of sacred music in this sneak preview of his film, Sound of the Soul.

The Film Class
Category: Documentaries
A modest class in filmmaking suddenly becomes a forum for airing the unspoken taboos and history of black Bedouins in the Middle East in this doc, airing as part of Black History Month. Also, watch an interview with director Uri Rosenwaks, online now.

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