Special: Sir! No Sir!
Category: Documentaries
In this special, we present the award-winning documentary "Sir! No Sir!", a landmark portrait of the Vietnam veterans' anti-war movement, and talk with veterans about their experiences in the anti-war movement.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu at the World Affairs Council
Category: News & Current Affairs
Archbishop Desmond Tutu joins World Affairs Council of Northern California CEO & President, Jane Wales, in a spirited conversation, recorded in April of 2008. He speaks candidly about his role as a cleric and an activist, including his most recent role as chairman of The Elders, a group of world leaders who contribute their wisdom, leadership and integrity to tackle some of the world's toughest problems

B & B Guestbook 9/11
Category: Documentaries
This documentary, shot at a bed and breakfast four hours northwest of New York City, captures the reactions of guests to the September 11th terrorist attacks and their aftermath.

International Dateline: Fouad Baghdad
Category: News & Current Affairs
Former Iraqi film student Fouad Hady explores the well-to-do Baghdad suburb of Karrada, near the Green Zone. The people he films painfully demonstrate what life is now like for ordinary Iraqis.

Nobelity
Category: Documentaries
A look at the world's most pressing problems through the eyes of nine Nobel laureates, this film is also director Turk Pipkin's personal journey to find a better future.

The Prisoner Or: How I Planned to Kill Tony Blair
Category: Documentaries
This doc details an absurd, but sadly real comedy of errors where a freedom-loving Iraqi journalist is mistaken as Tony Blair's would-be assassin and sent to Abu Ghraib Prison.

International Dateline: Happy Snaps from Hell
Category: News & Current Affairs
This week Dateline takes a chilling look at the lives of those who ran the most notorious death camps ever known - Auschwitz.

The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On
Category: Documentaries
In this intense documentary director Kazuo Hara records the strange crusade of Kenzo Okuzaki as he tries to resolve the gruesome WWII mystery which has haunted him for the past forty years.

International Dateline: My Name Is Rachel Corrie
Category: News & Current Affairs
The story of Rachel Corrie - a young American peace activist killed in Gaza five years ago while trying to stop a bulldozer - has been turned into a play. Dateline invites two people with opposing views on Israel to a performance.

George Soros In His Own Words: The New Paradigm
Category: Documentaries
This program features financier and philanthropist George Soros, in his own words taken from recent interviews and public speeches as he critiques the war on terror and touches on other essential issues.

Private Armies
Category: Documentaries
From skidding around a racing track and practicing escaping from kidnappers, to dodging bullets in Baghdad, this insider documentary presents an eye-opening look at life as a private "mercenary" soldier.

Genie In A Bottle Unleashed
Category: Documentaries
An insightful film by two Chicago-area teens that explores the history and consequences of the atomic bomb.

The Politics of War
Category: Documentaries
Academy Award winner Alex Gibney and nominee Charles Ferguson join journalist Robert Scheer to discuss the truth behind the U.S.' policies abroad. The two directors will also present clips from their films: Taxi to the Dark Side and No End in Sight.

In Focus: Abraham's Modern Legacy
Category: News & Current Affairs
This investigative report examines the tense situation in Hebron, the city which houses the "Cave of the Patriarchs" where Abraham is allegedly buried, a site that is sacred to the three Abrahamic faiths: Islam, Judaism and Christianity.

International Dateline: Opium Wars
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this week's episode of International Dateline the team looks at Afghanistan's ongoing addiction to opium farming before heading Iraq to examine the plight of the Kurdish population and their quest for independence.