MADE IN TAIWAN: Vision of Darkness
Category: Documentaries
"What does 'seeing' feel like?" This is the question posed by a group of visually impaired children as they explore a video camera with their hands, trying to understand what filming is all about.

MADE IN TAIWAN: Blue Cha Cha
Category: World Cinema
This moving tale of a young woman's attempt to find her place in the world after her release from a Taiwanese prison explores the depths of depression and the universal yearning for love.

MADE IN TAIWAN: The Secret in the Satchel
Category: Documentaries
This documentary explores the complicated interpersonal, sexual, and violent relationships of the troubled youth at the university where professor Tay-jou Lin teaches. Through the countless papers, reports and journals he reads, Lin must face the harsh reality of this new generation.

Special: Occupation or Apartheid
Category: Documentaries
Two journalists, a Palestinian-American and an Israeli, journey to Jerusalem, their mutual birthplace, to offer new solutions and insights into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The Glow of White Women
Category: Documentaries
The Glow of White Women, an autobiographical documentary by Yunus Valley, tells a personal story of growing up amidst the extreme segregation of Nelspruit, South Africa, which affected societal perceptions of beauty.

Future Express: India - Path to My Dreams
Category: Documentaries
India is known to be a country of poverty and exotic temples. But the country has made a great leap forward in the last twenty years. In this episode of the Future Express, youngsters describe their aspirations -- and the sky is the limit.

Love Sick
Category: World Cinema
In this Romanian film Kiki, a young college student from Bucharest, explains how on her very first day at university she met Alex, a country girl looking to escape from the provinces, and immediately fell in love with her.

The Seeker (L'Identificateur)
Category: Documentaries
This documentary looks at the fascinating life of Bill Haglund, who has become a powerful voice for the silent victims of genocide, breaking ground in a new field called "human rights anthropology".

In Focus: Kosher - You have that in Islam, too?
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this episode of In Focus, watch four teenagers, all of different religious backgrounds, participate in an exchange project started by Berlin's Jewish Museum. Will their faith, or lack thereof, divide or unite them?

Exam
Category: World Cinema
This Romanian film tells the tale of a wrongful conviction in a brutal murder case. The police - eager to close the case - knowingly arrest the wrong man, leaving a trail of guilt, pyschological torture and revenge in their wake.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Chechen Syndrome
Category: Documentaries
Filmmaker Nick Sturdee has spent many years living in Russia and covering the Chechen conflict. He followed some ordinary soldiers returning home with invisible yet debilitating wounds from their time fighting in Chechnya.

Testimony
Category: World Cinema
Diagnosed with a brain tumor and given three years to live, filmmaker Răzvan Georgescu decides to overcome the solemnity of this prognosis to explore the realm between life and death through a series of interviews.

Humanitarian Aid
Category: World Cinema
Three young men from Western Europe arrive in Romania with humanitarian aid. The inhabitants of a little mountain village have already been waiting for them. See what unfolds in this short film from the Romanian New Wave.

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 - The Spiritual Quest
Explore the burning questions that have intrigued humanity since the dawn of time. Who am I? What is the meaning of life? Karen Armstrong and Bob Thurman share their insights as part of this Link TV special.