Bridge to Baghdad II
Category: Documentaries
U.S. and Iraqi teens discuss the war in Iraq via videolink. The Iraqis relate their experiences during the war and how the conflict has changed their lives.

Bridge to Baghdad I
Category: News & Current Affairs
Two weeks before the war on Iraq, six young Americans in a loft in Manhattan and seven Iraqi teenagers at an art gallery in Baghdad spoke freely about their lives in a historic videophone dialogue.

Torture - We Have Ways of Making You Talk
Category: Documentaries
A disturbing and candid BBC documentary that explores the history of modern interrogation techniques and the rise of modern torture, including its use by the US.

Thomas Ricks: Fiasco in Iraq
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this speech for the World Affairs Council of Northern California, Senior Pentagon Correspondent for The Washington Post Thomas E. Ricks talks about the possible options in Iraq and his latest book, "Fiasco."

Special: America's Dirty Tricks - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
Is the U.S. teaching torture at a military base in Georgia? Find out in "Inside the School of Assassins" - one priest's battle to close the School of Americas, with commentary from war hero Charles Liteky.

Special: Media in a Time of War
Category: Documentaries
In this special Link TV presentation we look at the eerie similarities between U.S. media coverage of the Vietnam War and subsequent military actions abroad, culminating in the U.S. led invasion of Iraq.

Special: Blackwater - America's Private Army in Iraq
Category: Documentaries
The controversy over Blackwater USA, whose private security guards opened fire on Iraqi civilians, leaving at least 11 dead. The Iraqi gov't says Blackwater must go...but who has the power over these "soldiers for hire?"

Special: John and Yoko - Give Peace a Song
Category: Documentaries
Music has always had a special power to inspire social change, never more so than in the songs of John Lennon. In this Link TV Special, we pay tribute to John Lennon's music and his message of peace and justice.

Special: The American Revolution of Howard Zinn
Category: Documentaries
In this special, we honor the life and continuing work of Howard Zinn, academic, historian, author and outspoken activist, whose tireless determination remains an inspiration.

Special: America's Dirty Tricks - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
With the release of the "family jewels" CIA files, there is no better time to examine our nation’s secret life. We air "The Trials of Henry Kissinger," with analysis from Amy Goodman.

Truthdig Debate: Religion, Politics and the End of the World
Category: News & Current Affairs
Journalist and author Robert Scheer moderates a Truthdig debate on faith between former Mid-East Bureau Chief for the NY Times and author Chris Hedges and Sam Harris, author of "The End of Faith" and "Letter to a Christian Nation."

Promised Paradise
Category: Documentaries
Indonesia, the land of the eternal smile, has suffered recently from terrorist attacks by Muslim fundamentalists. "Promised Paradise" follows troubadour and puppeteer Agus, as he searches for answers about his home country.

Aki Ra's Boys
Category: Documentaries
A unique insight into the effect that a devastating weapon - the land mine - has on its victims, both during battle and in the years that follow, as told through the eyes of a young and optimistic Cambodian survivor, Boreak.

The Boy Who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan
Category: Documentaries
This film follows the story of Mir, an eight-year-old Afghani refugee, who now lives among the ruins of the 1600 year-old Buddhas of Bamiyan.

Bosnia Hotel
Category: Documentaries
A clash of cultures ensues when a group of Kenyan soldiers, including some Samburu warriors, are sent to Bosnia as part of the U.N. peacekeeping force.