CINEMONDO: Almost Brothers
Category: World Cinema
This award-winning, poignant film tells the story of two men in Brazil: white, middle-class Miguel, and black favela-dweller Jorge, who meet as boys through their fathers’ passion for music.

CINEMONDO: Beautiful City
Category: World Cinema
How much is a woman worth in comparison to a man in Islamic Iran - and who pays the difference? A story of vengeance, labyrinthine judicial procedure, and the concept of "blood money."

CINEMONDO: The President's Last Bang
Category: World Cinema
The scandalous story of the assassination of the South Korean President in 1979. Part of our new world cinema series Cinemondo. Tune in Sunday at 8 p.m. PT.

CINEMONDO: May 6th
Category: World Cinema
Part of Link's world cinema series Cinemondo, this film offers a look at Dutch society, from slain director Theo van Gogh's perspective.

CINEMONDO: Cinema, Aspirins and Vultures
Category: World Cinema
A moving film about two men who travel the Brazilian countryside in the '40s selling aspirin, a new "miracle drug". Then one finds out he must either return to his home in Germany, or enter a local concentration camp.

Trails from the East Episode 13: The Balkans - Watch Online!
Category: Documentaries
From Turkey through the war-torn Balkans, the European dream is alive everywhere. Travellers converse about migration, and the insecurity about joining the European Union.

Trails from the East Episode 12: Turkey - Watch Online!
Category: Documentaries
The Trails from the East train heads towards Europe through Turkey, a country seeking to become part of the European Union while maintaining its cultural identity.

Special: How to Survive 2009 - Robert Reich
Category: News & Current Affairs
Our economy is in bad shape - and it seems like every day brings more and more bad news. This talk by economist Robert Reich cuts through the media's hyperbole to give us a realistic economic forecast for 2009 and beyond.

Special: Obama - The Man and the Movement
Category: Documentaries
When Barack Obama was inaugurated, headlines around the world heralded a new era. Learn more about the new president in the documentary "Senator Obama Goes to Africa", with commentary from Amy Goodman.

Special: On the Trail with Greg Palast
Category: Documentaries
Head out on the trail with Link TV and celebrated investigative journalist Greg Palast in this special, featuring Palast's award-winning reports from the BBC and Democracy Now!

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.

Two Men Twelve Drawings
Category: Documentaries
In September 2005, a Danish newspaper printed satirical cartoons of the prophet Mohammed. This film covers the aftermath that put Denmark at the forefront of an incendiary, global debate on faith and democracy.

Forbidden Wedding
Category: Documentaries
When a paralyzed man is forbidden from marrying by the Catholic Church of Patrocinio, Brazil, on the grounds that he cannot copulate, the community rallies around him.

Goddess and the King
Category: Documentaries
In Nepal, a nine-year-old girl is worshipped as a Virgin Goddess. It is she who gives the King his power to rule. But democracy is coming to this kingdom, and the future of the Goddess and the King are delicately intertwined.