Holidays in the Danger Zone - Rivers Category: Documentaries Experts acknowledge that wars of the future are likely to be fought over access to water. In this riveting BBC series, host Ben Anderson journeys to the most exotic and dangerous rivers in the world.
Amy Goodman: Confronting Wartime Media Category: News & Current Affairs Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now!, delivers a thundering speech in this recording of her keynote address at 2007’s SolFest, touching on many important subjects including the essential role of independent media.
From Dust Category: Documentaries This film exposes the Sri Lankan government's ulterior motives in preventing some of the survivors of the 2004 tsunami from rebuilding their homes. Includes an interview with the director, Dhruv Dhawan.
Friends of Kim Category: Documentaries "Friends of Kim" is an hilarious and ultimately sobering account of the first time an international group of Kim Jong II sympathizers from the western world visits North Korea.
First Peoples' TV: Tushka Category: Documentaries A fictionalized account of the mysterious death of a Native American activist and his family following a 1972 American Indian Movement (AIM) rally in Washington DC.
First Peoples' TV: The Peyote Road Category: Documentaries An examination of the United States Supreme Court 'Smith decision', which denied protection of 1st Amendment religious liberty to the sacramental use of peyote for Indigenous people, one of the oldest tribal religions in the Western Hemisphere.
Finding Leticia Category: Documentaries A young orphan discovers that her natural father is still alive in El Salvador and that she was the victim of a U.S.-backed program in which thousands of children were abducted to prevent left-wing activism.
Finding Bolivar's Heir Category: News & Current Affairs A special report by journalist Greg Palast on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez - known for tipping the balance of power in his hemisphere and wielding billions in Venezuelan petrol dollars.
Fidel Category: Documentaries Fidel Castro drives around the countryside, talks to locals, philosophizes and plays baseball in this personal profile of Castro which chronicles a unique moment in Cuban history, ten years after Fidel's revolution.
Viewer Alice Nashashibi talks about her appreciation for Link TV and "Mosaic," and her recent birthday request to friends to make a donation to her favorite, independent television station.
