Future Express: Chile - We Were So Much in Love
Category: Documentaries
In 1981 Future Express director Rob Hof traveled to Chile but was imprisoned by the secret service and thrown out of the country. Now hear stories from train passengers & Hof's Chilean friends about the time of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.

Future Express: Russia - Does Russia Love Us?
Category: Documentaries
In Russia, The Future Express travels through mountainous, snow covered terrain on a six-day journey that allows train passengers time to contemplate the old Soviet days, in contrast to a new kind of Russian nationalism that exists today.

Cold Waves
Category: World Cinema
This post-modern narrative film tells the history of Radio Free Europe during the 80s in Communist Romania, which served as a secret confidant to its Romanian listeners despite the dictator Ceauşescu's attempts to close it down.

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, leading a trail of guilt, pyschological torture and revenge in their wake.

In Focus: 1989 - Fateful Days in October
Category: News & Current Affairs
November 9, 1989 - the day the Berlin Wall fell - is celebrated as the day four decades of Germany's division came to an end, thanks in part to the "common man" who rose up against state abuse and oppression, risking everything for freedom.

Special: The Yes Men Return
Category: Documentaries
Meet the Yes Men, any corporation's PR nightmare. Watch as these two notorious characters impersonate WTO representatives in the original documentary, The Yes Men. And stay tuned for an exclusive interview and clips from their upcoming film!

Special: Capitalism Hits the Fan
Category: Documentaries
In this Link TV special, renowned economist Richard Wolff explains the origins and scope of the economic meltdown we're in. Is it almost over? Or are there further catastrophes ahead?

Special: The Take
Category: Documentaries
In suburban Buenos Aires, unemployed auto-parts workers walk into their idle factory and refuse to leave. All they want is to restart the silent machines. But this simple act - "The Take" - has the power to turn the globalization debate on its head.

Special: The American Ruling Class
Category: Documentaries
This Link TV special features the world's first "dramatic-documentary-musical", exploring America's most taboo topic: class, power and privilege in this nominally democratic republic.

Special: Amy Goodman - Independent Media in the Obama Era
Category: Documentaries
This Link special asks: Who will hold the Obama administration accountable for the change that's been promised? Amy Goodman, for one.

Special: Can We Really Fix U.S. Health Care?
Category: Documentaries
In this special, author T.R. Reid takes the pulse of health care systems around the globe and writes a prescription for America based on his observations. Also, catch excerpts from the new doc, Money-Driven Medicine.

Special: Michael Moore on Obama, The Media, and His New Movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story"
Category: Documentaries
Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore tackles the death of media, the promise and problems of the Obama era, and his new film, "Capitalism: A Love Story."

Bridge to Iran: President Mir Qanbar
Category: Documentaries
Mir Qanbar is a 74-year-old retiree looking to win an elected position in Iran's government. This beautifully filmed doc shows the off-beat presidential campaign of an old man making his last stab for political power.

Spotlight: The Man Who Armed the World
Category: News & Current Affairs
Dubbed the "Merchant of Death", alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout was thought to be one of the most prolific gun runners and sanction busters in the world. Following a manhunt that lasted for almost a decade, he was finally arrested in Bangkok in March 2008.

DOC-DEBUT: 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 effected societal perceptions of beauty.