A picture of the daily frustrations of unemployed Berbers and their growing rage, fury, and dreams of a better life overseas.

Investigative documentary exposing the surprising connection between bomb attacks in two Russian cities in September 1999 and the activities of the Russian secret service.

On a train journey across America, Mark Wojahn asks 500 people one question: What does America need?

A non-traditional look at the illegal crossing of the Turkish-Greek border and the story of an Iranian woman, Sima, her two daughters, and a smuggler, Djouma.

Investigative report about the existence of the Chinese work camps laogai, in which at present over five million people are used as slave labor.

The transition of Mongolian society from communism to capitalism as seen through the lives of two young men who make a living in frozen Ulan Bator as best they can.

Artistic film with carefully composed and slowly passing black-and-white footage expressing the inner nostalgia for the unstoppable disappearance of the traditional culture of Kyrgyz nomads.

Chinese activist Harry Wu in an investigative documentary shows the shocking connection between the execution of prisoners and organ transplants.

Thousands of citizens of Gujarat in India were killed and thousands were forced to leave their homes in a spiral of communal violence that was stirred by political propaganda.

A documentary film that reveals life in Cuba behind the veil of the political propaganda of Fidel Castro’s regime.

Five women and one man openly discuss the trauma caused by sexual abuse and how difficult it is to come to terms with it.

A portrait of African-American activist Bayard Rustin, Martin Luther King’s teacher, who was never afraid to fight for his ideas, even at the risk of imprisonment.

The history of Moroccan Jews and their process of assimilation into Israeli society is a story of oppression, drastic life changes, and tremendous power and endurance.

The report examines the events of May 2003, when Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and supporters from her opposition party, the National League for Democracy, were brutally attacked during her political tour in upper Burma.

What led the group of Chechen terrorists to exclaim without reservation: “We desire death more than you desire life”?

A documentary film about well-known Burmese dissident Aung San Suu Kyi, whose only weapon against the ruling military junta has been non-violent civil disobedience.

Eyewitness accounts and unique archival materials bring to life the events of 1980, when 130,000 Cubans left the “island of freedom.”

Due to financial necessity, many women in Tajikistan have become “live containers” for the smuggling of heroin.