In Focus: Leila Negra
Category: News & Current Affairs
This episode portrays a German female singer who felt like a white person, but who experienced time and time again that unfortunately, people judged her by the color of her skin.

GLOBAL LENS: Kept & Dreamless
Category: World Cinema
Nine year-old Eugenia and her mother, Florencia, live a seemingly colorful life. But her mother’s dysfunctional and drug-addled lifestyle threatens their happiness together.

Brasileirinho
Category: Documentaries
A musical documentary film about Choro, the first genuinely Brazilian urban music, "Brasileirinho" looks back at the history of this fascinating musical genre, but above all paints a colorful picture of Choro's vitality today.

Cooking in the Danger Zone
Category: Documentaries
In this fascinating BBC series, food writer Stefan Gates explores unusual food stories in some of the world's more dangerous places.

DOC-DEBUT
Category: Documentaries
A weekly series on Link TV, DOC-DEBUT highlights unique and groundbreaking international documentary films. Each week features the U.S. television premiere of a new foreign doc.

Democracy in Dakar
Category: Documentaries
This is a groundbreaking documentary film about hip-hop youth and politics in Dakar, Senegal, following rappers, DJs, journalists, professors and others during and after Senegal's controversial 2007 presidential election.

Mechanical Love
Category: Documentaries
Can you love a robot? Mechanical Love is a documentary on the interrelationship between robots and humans, portraying people who in different ways enjoy a close relationship with a robot.

CINEMONDO: World Cinema on Link TV
Category: World Cinema
CINEMONDO is Link TV's regular series of outstanding world cinema, hosted by Peter Scarlet, artistic director of the Tribeca Film Festival. Watch clips and interviews from featured CINEMONDO directors here.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Jungle Music
Category: Documentaries
Classical music is regaining popularity in today's Bolivia. Witness goes to meet those making a very different kind of "Jungle Music", a way out of the poverty and alienation felt by many young Bolivians.

GLOBAL LENS: Dam Street (Hong Yan)
Category: World Cinema
In China in 1983, sixteen-year-old Xiao Yun finds herself pregnant and expelled from school. Ten years later, she still lives in the same town, and has a young friend who tries desperately to protect her from the judgmental community.

Abel Raises Cain
Category: Documentaries
This doc offers a glimpse into the bizarre and hilarious career of the infamous underground media prankster, Alan Abel.

Sleepwalking Through the Mekong
Category: Documentaries
This DOC-DEBUT film follows Los Angeles-based band Dengue Fever on a journey to Cambodia to perform classic 60s and 70s Cambodian rock n' roll in the country where it was created, made popular, and very nearly destroyed.

Bridge to Iran: Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!
Category: Documentaries
Using incredible archival footage, an original visual approach and terrific soundtrack, "Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!" covers 150 years of Tehran’s history, entertaining us with its poignant contradictions.

GLOBAL LENS: Nada +
Category: World Cinema
Cuban postal clerk, Carla, takes up the absurd lengths of red tape in her bureaucracy and ties them up in a bow as she fabricates a rich - and covert - fantasy life out of her comrades' letters.

GLOBAL LENS: Max and Mona
Category: World Cinema
Max Bua has his sights set on becoming a doctor. However, unable to pay his university fees, he must crash at his hard-drinking uncle's place...with goat in tow.