Mayor of the West Side Category: Documentaries A complex, engaging coming-of-age story about a teenager with multiple disabilities who is a local celebrity in his New York City neighborhood.
Roll Call Category: News & Current Affairs A salute to young people whose lives have been impacted by, or who have made an impact themselves, in the world of HIV/AIDS.
SNAP: Then & Now Category: News & Current Affairs A one-hour program jam packed with short films, music videos, and other youth-produced media from around the world.
SNAP: Youth Culture Category: News & Current Affairs SNAP is a series of interactive television specials for people aged 16 to 22. This episode, presented live from the Sony Metreon in San Francisco, focuses on youth culture.
The Silences of the Palace Category: World Cinema A spellbinding feature film that portrays life of women behind the closed doors of the royal palace in the final days of royal rule in 1950s Tunisia.
Simon and I Category: Documentaries The lives of two giants in the South African gay and lesbian liberation movement, Simon Nkoli and the film maker, Bev Ditsie.
Special Delivery Category: Documentaries A short animated film telling the darkly humorous story of a man whose problems include a dead mailman, an absent wife and an uncleared walkway.
Strong at the Broken Places Category: Documentaries This sobering film focuses on the human cost of the war in Iraq as expressed in the words and faces of the soldiers and their families.
The Real Dirt on Farmer John Category: Documentaries This film examines the reinvention of the family farm from chemical-based agriculture to a sustainable organic community farm through the work of Farmer John.
Living in No Man's Land Category: Documentaries In this film, a group of Afghan refugees struggle to provide a basic education for their children and eke out an existence in "No Man's Land" - a group of small islands in the river which forms the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
Lost for Words Category: Documentaries This documentary observes four people in their daily battle with stuttering, a speech impediment that affects an estimated 60 million people worldwide.
The Road From Kampuchea Category: Documentaries The dramatic story of Tun Channareth, the co-founder of the Nobel Peace Prize winning International Campaign to Ban Landmines.
The Journey Category: Documentaries Billie Sinclair has been deaf since the age of two, lost his sight at age ten, and never learned to speak. Despite these obstacles, he's a world-traveler.
Viewer - and power swimmer - Jim Miller talks about how his hunger for knowledge draws him to Link TV's programming so that, as he puts it, he does not become "an old, stale piece of cheese!"
