Drowning by Bullets
Category: Documentaries
A thorough exposé of the 1961 killing of some 200 peaceful Algerian protesters by police in Paris during the Algerian war. Eyewitness accounts from police, journalists, and protesters recreate the event.

Escape
Category: Documentaries
A documentary about a single mother from Belgrade and her two sons who escape from the bombings in Yugoslavia only to find themselves at the Twin Towers during the September 11th attacks.

Eyes Wide Open
Category: Documentaries
In this moving documentary, director Peter Daulton travels with the exhibit "Eyes Wide Open" to several cities and joins military families as they visit the boots of their children lost in the war, a part of the touring exhibition.

Faces of the Enemy: Reflections of the Hostile Imagination
Category: Documentaries

FAQs: The Military Family Crisis
Category: News & Current Affairs
The second of three national live call-in shows that explore frequently asked questions about the crisis in military manpower and the possibility of a post-election draft.

FAQs: The Military Manpower Crisis
Category: News & Current Affairs
The first of a series of three national live call-in programs that explore frequently asked questions about the crisis in military manpower and the possibility of a post-election draft.

FAQs: The Politics of the Draft
Category: News & Current Affairs
The third of a series of three national live call-in programs that explore frequently asked questions about the crisis in military manpower and the possibility of a post-election draft.

FAQs: Will You Be Drafted?
Category: News & Current Affairs
A live call-in program about the possibility of the reinstatement of the draft to address shortages of military personnel in Iraq and elsewhere.

Feet to the Fire: The Media After 9/11
Category: Documentaries
Top journalists speak out about the American news coverage of war and politics since Sept. 11, 2001.

Fire and Water
Category: Documentaries
The extraordinary story of Dr. Hussain Shahristani, once Iraq's chief nuclear scientist and now its foremost dissident.

First Peoples' TV: Circles
Category: Documentaries

First Peoples' TV: Reason to Fear
Category: Documentaries
The story of Native American Patrick "Hooty" Crow, who spent eight years on Death Row for his part in a 1978 shootout with Northern California police.

First Peoples' TV: Warrior - The Life of Leonard Peltier
Category: Documentaries
The story of Leonard Peltier, the Native American leader imprisoned for life in Leavenworth Penitentiary, convicted of the murder of two FBI agents during a shootout on the Pine Ridge Reservation in 1975.

First Peoples' TV: Wiping the Tears of Seven Generations
Category: Documentaries

Foreign Exchange: Hope for Darfur?
Category: News & Current Affairs
A weekly, half-hour international affairs series, hosted by noted author, journalist and international commentator, Fareed Zakaria.

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