Four Sisters for Peace
Category: Documentaries
A film about peace and justice as seen through the eyes and actions of four activist sisters who are also Catholic nuns: Rita, Brigid, Kate and Jane McDonald, now in their 60s and 70s.

From the Left Coast: Dr. Patch Adams
Category: News & Current Affairs
Dr. Patch Adams discusses problems with the implementation of the death penalty while addressing Death Penalty Focus.

From the Left Coast: Eve Ensler
Category: News & Current Affairs
Eve Ensler, creator of The Vagina Monologues, accepts the Liberty Hill Foundation's Creative Vision Award.

From the Left Coast: George Ryan
Category: News & Current Affairs
Former Illinois Governor George Ryan discusses his objections to the death penalty.

From the Left Coast: Noam Chomsky
Category: News & Current Affairs
Renowned linguist and social theorist, Noam Chomsky addresses the Agape Spiritual Center.

Gacaca
Category: Documentaries
Follows the first steps in one of the world's boldest experiments in reconciliation: the Gacaca Tribunals in Rwanda, a new form of citizen-based justice aimed at unifying this scarred nation.

Gap and Nike: No Sweat?
Category: Documentaries
An expose which reveals that Gap and Nike have been using a factory in Cambodia that breaks their own anti-sweatshop rules.

Gitmo - The New Rules of War
Category: Documentaries
This investigative documentary examines the interrogation practices at the infamous Guantanamo Bay detention facility, aka GITMO.

Good Kurds, Bad Kurds
Category: Documentaries
A story that the national press wouldn't touch: a campaign of ethnic cleansing perpetrated against Kurdish minorities by the Turkish military, using U.S.-made weapons.

Hands for Compassion
Category: Documentaries
A healing address by the Dalai Lama of Tibet on the 4th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, offering a unique view of how to deal with trauma and transform our communities through compassion.

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.

Hazel Dickens: It's Hard To Tell the Singer From the Song
Category: World Music
The life and music of Hazel Dickens, a pioneering woman in Bluegrass and hardcore country music.

Healing the Hurt
Category: Documentaries
An intimate look at the painful but rewarding recovery process of several Native American survivors of the demeaning Native boarding schools they attended as children.

Heart of the Congo
Category: Documentaries
Amid threats of violence, corruption, and a legacy of colonial dependency, aid workers in the Congo help refugees who have lost everything; demonstrating the ways in which humanitarian aid makes a difference.

Highway Courtesans
Category: Documentaries
What happens when an independent-minded young girl is born into a local tradition of prostitution? This film follows Guddi Chauhan from age 16 to 23 as she struggles to realize her dreams in a divided community.

Andres Levin

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