DOC-DEBUT: La Paloma - The Melody of Longing
Category: Documentaries
"La Paloma" is the most played song in the world, and this film is a journey on its wings. What is the song's secret? Why does it touch people of every color and creed?

12:08 East of Bucharest
Category: World Cinema
12:08 East of Bucharest describes the fall of communism through the eyes of a provincial television station. The film was the first made by Corneliu Porumboiu, and won the apt award of Camera D’Or (Best First Film) at 2006 Cannes Film Festival.

DOC-DEBUT: Love In India
Category: Documentaries
India is known for its sexual innovation, having introduced the world to the wonders of the Kama Sutra. In this steamy DOC-DEBUT, director "Q" explores the the meaning of love and romance in a modern world still swayed by the traditions of India's ancient sexual culture.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Cousins
Category: Documentaries
In this Al Jazeera Witness program, can a small US grocery store keep up with the Thanksgiving demands of a diverse community?

Stuff and Dough
Category: World Cinema
In this film, critically acclaimed director Crisi Puiu takes us in a rattle-trap van with a naïve young man, his pal and the pal's girlfriend, en route to Bucharest to deliver a mysterious parcel for a local gangster.

Day Bar & Other Stories
Category: World Cinema
This Romanian documentary of intertwined tales, discreetly discovers the intimate stories of the simple customers of a 'bar de zi' (day bar)--the last State-owned bar to survive the communist regime.

Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think
Category: Documentaries
This new documentary film explores questions about Muslim opinion using the Gallup World Poll, which interviewed tens of thousands of Muslims in over 35 countries with predominantly Muslim or significant Muslim populations.

Blueprint for Accountability - Working the Dark Side
Category: Documentaries
Combining live theater and journalism, Culture Project's "Blueprint for Accountability: Working The Dark Side" convened an extraordinary panel to spark discourse about torture and the "War on Terror".

Special: The Listening Project
Category: Documentaries
What does America mean to you? The Listening Project, airing as part of this Link TV special, is a captivating cinematic journey around the world in search of the meaning of America.

Sita Sings the Blues
This Link TV film is a beautiful animated interpretation of the Indian epic Ramayana, featuring a cast of flying monkeys, gods, and evil monsters. Set to the 1920s jazz vocals of Annette Hanshaw, this is "the Greatest Break-Up Story Ever Told."

Special: Global Spirit - Music, Sound and the Sacred
Why does music elevate the human spirit? How can it be a vehicle for spiritual fulfillment and enlightenment? This special explores the transcendent qualities of spiritual and sacred music.

In Xanadu
Category: Documentaries
In Xanadu is a full scale theatrical production that tells the story of a Mongolian fantasy between Khublai Khan and his wife, Chabui, complimented by live traditional Tibetan and Mongolian music.

Who Speaks for Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV original program, hosted by Ray Suarez, addresses the questions many are pondering: Why is the Muslim world so anti-American? Who are the extremists? Is democracy something Muslims really want? What do Muslim women want?

Who Speaks for Islam: Muslims on Screen
Category: Documentaries
In a roundtable discussion taped in Los Angeles, host Ray Suarez interviews actors, writers and producers about Hollywood’s evolving portrayal of Muslims.

Chinese School: The Year of the Golden Pig
Category: Documentaries
Anhui is proud of two things, tea and teaching. In this first episode of Chinese School we discover just how tough it is to excel in the Chinese education system, even if you go to a school with a top-class record.