Strangers
Category: Documentaries
This series directed by Frauke Sandig follows five young immigrants from widely diverse cultures, nations and social backgrounds as they travel to Germany and attempt to start new lives there.

Suzuki Speaks
Category: Documentaries
In this inspirational and artistic film, renowned scientist and visionary Dr. David Suzuki, delivers the most important message of his career: what it means to be fully human in our interconnected universe.

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.

The Dollar a Day Dress
Category: Documentaries
Travel the world with the dollar a day dress to discover some of the harsh truths about free trade and its impact on the developing world.

The Future of Food
Category: Documentaries
This film offers an in-depth investigation into the disturbing truth behind the unlabeled, patented, genetically engineered foods that have quietly filled U.S. grocery store shelves for the past decade.

The Global Banquet: By Invitation Only
Category: Documentaries
A two part discussion of corporate farming and its global effects.

The Men Who Would Conquer China
Category: Documentaries
A New York investment banker and a Hong Kong entrepreneur team up to try to take advantage of the new capitalism in booming China, but face substantial cultural barriers.

The Migrant Workers of Shanghai
Category: Documentaries
For one year, Christoph Tubbenthal bypassed Chinese government controls to film in a country whose economic growth is stirring fear in the U.S. His observations give an intimate portrait of China's outlaw migrant workers.

The Outsourcing Report: Exporting America's Future
Category: News & Current Affairs
A series of hard-hitting investigative segments that examine the who, what and why of the current wave of job outsourcing from the U.S. to foreign shores.

The Planet Part 1
Category: Documentaries
The first episode of The Planet attempts to correct our use of the term “climate change”, arguing that what humanity really faces is change to all aspects of the biosphere, including loss of resources.

The Planet Part 2
Category: Documentaries
This episode of The Planet looks at the toll economic growth takes on the planet. While the world’s population continues to grow, the earth’s resources, particularly of food and water, remain finite.

The Planet Part 3
Category: Documentaries
This episode of The Planet examines the danger posed by the looming mass extinction of animals and plants, brought about by man-made changes to the landscape.

The Planet Part 4
Category: Documentaries
The final episode of The Planet hypothesizes about the future, and what we can do to stop the pending disaster that will come with drastic global change, triggered by mass extinction, climate change and limited resources.

The Road to Pineapple
Category: Documentaries
Reveals the impact of the for-export pineapple industry on the indigenous T'boli people of the Philippines.

The Underground Orchestra
Category: World Music
A glorious documentary profile of a group of ragtag bohemian musicians who play on the sidewalks of Paris and in the Metro.

Kiran Ahluwalia

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