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Bridge to Iran: Iran - A Cinematographic Revolution
Bridge to Iran: Iran - A Cinematographic Revolution
Category: Documentaries
This doc explores the history of the Iranian film industry through a compelling blend of archival footage, film excerpts, and interviews with film makers, critics, and historians -- revealing the changing social functions of Iranian cinema and the artistic struggle of its creators.
In Focus: Internet Attacks - The Threat of Online Crime
In Focus: Internet Attacks - The Threat of Online Crime
Category: News & Current Affairs
Computer viruses and trojans have soared in the past few years. Spying in and through the internet by organized crime syndicates has become a general threat targeting data that could be turned into money.
CINEMONDO: Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story
CINEMONDO: Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story
Category: World Cinema
A modern Egyptian retelling of "The Arabian Nights," features oppressive politics and repressed women in this feature by director Yousry Nasrallah.
ViewChange: Where the Water Meets the Sky
ViewChange: Where the Water Meets the Sky
Category: Documentaries
Written by Jordan Roberts (March of the Penguins) and narrated by Academy Award®-winner Morgan Freeman, Where the Water Meets the Sky tells the inspiring story of a group of women in a remote region of Northern Zambia who achieve the unimaginable: they learn how to make a film as a way to speak out about their lives, raising an issue that no one will discuss -- the plight of young women orphaned by AIDS. In a community where women are rarely given the chance to speak up, the inspiring voices at the core of this moving documentary ring loud and clear.
David Wants to Fly
David Wants to Fly
Category: Documentaries
To meet master film director David Lynch in person and talk to him about filmmaking! A dream come true for young David Sieveking, who first finds himself meeting his idol face-to-face in spring 2006.
TED Talks: Julian Assange - Why the World Needs Wikileaks
TED Talks: Julian Assange - Why the World Needs Wikileaks
Category: News & Current Affairs
The controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who's reportedly being sought for questioning by US authorities, talks to TED's Chris Anderson about how the site operates, what it has accomplished -- and what drives him.
Special: FAIR 25th Anniversary Speech - Amy Goodman
Special: FAIR 25th Anniversary Speech - Amy Goodman
Category: Documentaries
In this speech celebrating the 25th anniversary of FAIR, meet Amy Goodman, award-winning investigative journalist and syndicated columnist, bestselling author, and host of Democracy Now!.
Special: FAIR 25th Anniversary Speech - Noam Chomsky
Special: FAIR 25th Anniversary Speech - Noam Chomsky
Category: Documentaries
In this speech celebrating the 25th anniversary of FAIR, meet Noam Chomsky, prolific writer, speaker, and path-breaking media critic -- who is considered to be among the most important public intellectuals in American life.
Special: FAIR 25th Anniversary Speeches - Glenn Greenwald
Special: FAIR 25th Anniversary Speeches - Glenn Greenwald
Category: Documentaries
In this speech celebrating the 25th anniversary of FAIR, meet Glenn Greenwald, one of the most astute and penetrating media critics of our time. He is a columnist at Salon.com and the author of two bestselling books.
Special: The War You Don't See
Special: The War You Don't See
Category: Documentaries
This powerful investigation into the media's role in war traces the history of embedded and independent reporting during the carnage of WWI, the invasion of Vietnam, the disaster in Iraq, and the Afghanistan war.
Nero's Guests
Nero's Guests
Category: Documentaries
In the past 10 years, 200,000 farmers have committed suicide in India, but the mainstream media hardly reflects this. This is the honest story of the agrarian crisis and growing inequality in India.
TED Talks: Clay Shirky & Evgeny Morozov
TED Talks: Clay Shirky & Evgeny Morozov
Category: News & Current Affairs
Clay Shirky shows how Facebook, Twitter and TXTs help citizens in repressive regimes to report on real news, while journalist Evgeny Morozov gives chilling examples of ways the Internet helps oppressive regimes stifle dissent.
Borgen - Episode 7: "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil"
Borgen - Episode 7: "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil"
(Episode 7) When surveillance equipment is found in the offices of an extreme left-wing political party, it looks like the work of the Danish Security and Intelligence Service - but why?
Borgen - Episode 10: "The First Tuesday in October"
Borgen - Episode 10: "The First Tuesday in October"
(Episode 10) Birgitte is hard-pressed in the opinion polls leading up to the start of a new year in Parliament while the Labour Party is picking up headway and clamouring for more influence.
Borgen - Episode 4: "100 Days"
Borgen - Episode 4: "100 Days"
(Episode 4) Katrine Fønsmark gets the scoop of her life when an anonymous source contacts her with important security policy information. The pressure is on Birgitte Nyborg to shut up the case -- will she succumb or decide to go her own way?