Young Eco-Heroes of the Philippines Category: Documentaries A portrait of three young Filipinos who are working to protect their country's threatened coral reef, amidst the environmentally devastating effects of sodium cyanide fishing.
Mr. Wong's World Category: Documentaries This insightful documentary tells the tale of Mr. Wong, a wealthy Chinese businessman who has made it his mission to save the old houses and temples of a fading Shanghai for reconstruction in a self-styled cultural national park.
Behind the Labels Category: Documentaries A rare and unforgettable glimpse into indentured labor and the workings of the global sweatshop - where 14 hour shifts, payless paydays, and lockdowns are routine.
Special: The End of Oil - Part 1 Category: Documentaries The first half of our four-hour special exposes the facts and consequences of our dwindling world oil supply, featuring the films Crude Impact and Protecting the Heart of Everywhere.
Special: The End of Oil - Part 2 Category: Documentaries The second half of our four-hour special explores climate change and alternative fuel sources, featuring the documentaries Outside the Box: Beyond Big Oil and Global Warming: Bush's Climate of Fear.
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 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.
Special: Powaqqatsi - Life in Transformation Category: Documentaries With a mesmerizing score by Philip Glass, Godfrey Reggio's profound film juxtaposes images of enduring cultures and modern life to express visually the human cost of progress.
The Road to Pineapple Category: Documentaries Reveals the impact of the for-export pineapple industry on the indigenous T'boli people of the Philippines.
Viewer Alice Nashashibi talks about her appreciation for Link TV and "Mosaic," and her recent birthday request to friends to make a donation to her favorite, independent television station.
