List of POV episodes

The following is a list of episodes from PBS series POV, a production of American Documentary, Inc. Since 1988, POV has presented over 400 independently produced documentary films to public television audiences across the country.[1] The series began its 35th season on PBS in 2022.

Contents

Seasons: 1 (1988) • 2 •
3 (1990) • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 •
13 (2000) • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 •
23 (2010) • 24 • 25 • 26 • 27 • 28 • 29 • 30 • 31 • 32 •
33 (2020) • 34 • 35 •

• References • External links

Season 1 (1988)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
American TonguesJuly 5, 1988Louis Alvarez and Andrew KolkerInfused with humor and local flair, this occasionally uproarious movie uses language as a lens to uncover our perceptions of others' speech. From Boston elites to young Louisiana residents, Texas ranchers to NYC professionals, American Tongues elicits amusing, insightful, occasionally startling, and consistently revealing observations on the rich diversity of American English.[2]
Acting Our AgeJuly 5, 1988Michal AviadEnola Maxwell sets the tone with her candid words: "Nobody escapes aging, except through death." This captivating and rejuvenating film introduces us to six women, aged 65–75, offering a diverse array of insights into aging. It tackles intricate themes like evolving body image, sexuality, family dynamics, and confronting mortality, all seen through their unique perspectives.[3]
Fire From the MountainJuly 12, 1988Deborah ShafferAdapted from Omar Cabezas' life story, ""Fire From the Mountain"" presents a poetic, down-to-earth, amusing depiction of his political evolution. From a student activist to a guerrilla fighter and eventually a government official in Nicaragua.[4]
Living With AIDSJuly 19, 1988Tina DiFeliciantonioThis poignant film captures a compassionate community's support and care for a brave 22-year-old AIDS patient, touching hearts with its grace and emotion.[5]
Knocking on Armageddon's DoorJuly 19, 1988Torv Carlsen, John MagnusA blend of comedy and horror, this unsettling movie follows spokespeople of the survivalist movement, delving into their mindset, lifestyle, and preparations for an impending global conflict.[6]
Rate It XJuly 26, 1988Paula de KoenigsbergIn a clever montage, two filmmakers engage with an array of men, creating candid conversations. From pornographers and corporate executives to a funeral parlor director and even Santa Claus, unexpected revelations surface. This documentary provides an unanticipated glimpse into men's perspectives on women, offering insights fifteen years post the women's movement's inception.[7]
The Mothers of Plaza de MayoAugust 2, 1988Susana Munoz, Lourdes PortilloIn the late 1970s, a right-wing military regime in Argentina carried out mass abductions of countless individuals, including men, women, and children. Amidst widespread terror, a courageous group of mothers whose children had vanished started regular protests, demanding the release of their loved ones and accountability for the abductors.

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The Good FightAugust 9, 1988Noel Buckner, Mary Dore, Sam SillsFive years before the United States entered World War II, 3,200 Americans went off to Europe to fight the spread of fascism. At 18, 19 and 20 years old, they volunteered to risk their lives defending a democratically elected government in the Spanish Civil War. Fifty years later, in their own words, the survivors recount a vivid story of those years — and what's happened to them since.[9]
Metropolitan AvenueAugust 16, 1988Christine Noschese"Metropolitan Avenue" presents an uplifting modern narrative of women navigating the blend of evolving roles and enduring principles in a swiftly changing world. In a vibrant Brooklyn locale, a circle of "conventional" homemakers step up as trailblazers, uniting to preserve their community and emerge as leaders.

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Louie BluieAugust 23, 1988Terry ZwigoffA vivid portrayal of Harold "Louie Bluie" Armstrong, a 76-year-old artist, musician, storyteller, and charming maverick.[11]
Gates of HeavenAugust 30, 1988Errol MorrisInitially centered around pet cemeteries and their proprietors, this film takes an unexpected turn, delving into complex and eccentric territory. Ultimately, it explores profound themes like love, morality, disappointment, and the elusive nature of the American Dream.[12]
Best BoySeptember 6, 1988Ira Wohl"Best Boy", often acclaimed as a masterpiece, explores the poignant journey of Philly, a 53-year-old mentally challenged individual, as he navigates the transition to an autonomous life as he moves away from his aging parents.[13]

Season 2 (1989)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Who Killed Vincent Chin?July 16, 1989Christine Choy, Renee TajimaAmidst a sweltering Detroit summer, auto worker Ronald Ebens fatally assaults a Chinese-American engineer using a bat. Despite confessing, he evades prison. An intense Oscar-nominated film delves into the murder's impact on Detroit's streets, the families, and the U.S. legal system.[14]
Coming OutJuly 23, 1989Ted Reed"Coming Out" exposes that the debutante tradition is still ongoing.[15]
Wise Guys!July 23, 1989David HartwellIn "Wise Guys!", contestants from diverse backgrounds – a Los Angeles stamp dealer, a former Miami school teacher, a Las Vegas born-again Christian, and a brilliant law student – compete in the Jeopardy! $100,000 Tournament of Champions.[16]
The Family AlbumJuly 30, 1989Alan Berliner"The Family Album" evokes the feeling of discovering a forgotten box of family photos - a captivating, funny, and occasionally unsettling experience. Director Alan Berliner merged home videos and recordings from 60 diverse American families, crafting a collective life journey from youth to maturity, innocence to wisdom.[17]
Dark CircleAugust 6, 1989Christopher Beaver, Judy Irving, Ruth LandyIn this unsettling yet ultimately optimistic film, the premise is that The Bomb is silently claiming the lives of everyday Americans, beyond a nuclear war. Through poignant and personal stories, the movie powerfully delves into how the nuclear era has impacted us all.[18]
Jack Levine: Feast Of Pure ReasonAugust 13, 1989David SutherlandDavid Sutherland's audacious and nontraditional cinematic portrayal showcases a prominent Social Realist artist in his element: expertly criticizing corrupt politicians, passionately addressing social inequalities, and cleverly satirizing human idiosyncrasies.[19]
No Applause, Just Throw MoneyAugust 20, 1989Karen GoodmanIn the vibrant streets and subways of New York, 101 wandering artists dazzle with firesticks, mimicry, Stevie Wonder tributes, tap dancing, and classical tunes. Karen Goodman's No Applause, Just Throw Money captures these enchanting moments, blending music and magic to celebrate the delightful encounters found amidst the city's hustle.[20]
Whatever Happened to Zworl Quern?August 20, 1989Deborah Matlovsky"Zworl Quern" was the alter ego of Janet Wolfe, who embarked on a short yet peculiar acting journey, highlighted by being sawed in half by Orson Welles. Loved ones share tales of this spirited individual, unafraid to explore the globe for love, art, and excitement.[21]
Partisans Of VilnaAugust 27, 1989Aviva KempnerThis compelling movie unveils the hidden narrative of a small group of Jewish youths who orchestrated a covert resistance movement against the Nazis within the confines of the Vilna Ghetto.[22]
The Fighting MinistersSeptember 3, 1989Bill Jersey, Richard WormserStirred by the deepening plight of countless steelworkers left jobless, a cohort of Pittsburgh ministers challenges the city's influential corporations and government. Their fervent, contentious, and unconventional tactics prompt introspection, ecclesiastical rifts, and incarceration.[23]
BingeSeptember 17, 1989Lynn HershmanIn the film Binge, Lynn Hershman, the videomaker, takes a candid and witty approach, placing herself at the forefront of the narrative. She delves into her personal journey of weight management with intimacy and insight.[24]
Cowboy PoetsSeptember 17, 1989Kim SheltonOver a century, cowboys have passionately penned their connection to the cherished life and land. In Kim Shelton's ""Cowboy Poets"", a captivating portrayal emerges of modern poet lariats who uphold this legacy, even showcasing it on the Johnny Carson show.[25]
Doug And Mike, Mike And DougSeptember 17, 1989Cindy KleineIn "Doug And Mike", Mike And Doug, Cindy Kleine delves into the realms of identical twins Doug and Mike Starn. Renowned for their collaborative painting and photography, the film intimately explores their inner and outer worlds as they rapidly rise to prominence in the art sphere.[26]
Lost AngelesSeptember 24, 1989Tom Seidman"Lost Angeles", crafted by Tom Seidman with contributions from camp "residents," offers a compelling and close-up examination of the lives and challenges faced by a homeless community relocated to an "urban campground" in Los Angeles. The film provides a raw and unvarnished portrayal of the intricate and harsh realities of street life, devoid of sentimentality.[27]
GirltalkNovember 15, 1989Kate DavisIn "Girltalk", Kate Davis masterfully captures the poignant yet optimistic essence of three runaway girls marked by abuse and neglect. Amidst music, humor, and personal dialogues, the film juxtaposes their unsettling backgrounds with glimpses of hope and resilience.[28]

Season 3 (1990)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Through the WireJune 26, 1990Nina RosenblumThree women, found guilty of nonviolent political acts in 1986, were confined to a secret underground prison in Lexington, KY. For almost two years, they endured perpetual light, constant surveillance, and frequent strip searches. This shocking ordeal wasn't in a distant country like Turkey or Iran, but on American soil.[29]
Police ChiefsJune 30, 1990Alan Raymond, Susan RaymondCrime prevention strategies vary among three prominent city police chiefs. Daryl Gates, LAPD's SWAT pioneer; Anthony Bouza, who stirred Minneapolis; Lee P. Brown, Houston-NYC move, exhibit divergent philosophies on crime's roots and remedies.[30]
Metamorphosis: Man Into WomanJuly 3, 1990Lisa LeemanGary, a accomplished 39-year-old animation artist and devout Christian, embarks on a candid and often light-hearted three-year journey to transition into a woman. Metamorphosis follows his emotional and physical preparations for sex reassignment surgery, prompting thought-provoking inquiries about the essence of gender identity.[31]
Larry WrightJuly 10, 1990Ari Marcopoulos, Maja Zrnic"At 14, self-taught drummer Larry Wright astounds on a subway platform with a plastic can as his instrument. Larry Wright celebrates Harlem's vibrant culture and this young talent's remarkable street performance.[32]
On IceJuly 10, 1990Grover Babcock and Andrew TakeuchiCryonics takes center stage in this unconventional film by two science enthusiasts turned filmmakers. Featuring insights from Timothy Leary, skeptical scientists, and a theologian, On Ice balances deadpan humor with solemn examination of freezing humans post-mortem for potential revival.[33]
Letter To The Next GenerationJuly 17, 1990Jim KleinDo present-day college students exhibit apathy and self-centeredness? Filmmaker Jim Klein, a former 60's radical, reevaluates this notion two decades after the Kent State incident. Collaborating with various individuals, including ex-activists-turned-professors and an ROTC captain, Klein delves into campus dynamics and societal shifts of the 90's.[34]
SalesmanJuly 24, 1990Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Charlotte ZwerinThis poignant vintage piece by pioneering filmmakers, making its national broadcast debut, tracks four door-to-door Bible salesmen as they navigate the delicate balance between exuberance and desolation.[35]
Kamala And RajiAugust 7, 1990Michael CameriniMichael Camerini skillfully captures the intricacies of everyday life in India through the compelling narrative of two impoverished women striving to enhance their circumstances.[36]
GolubAugust 14, 1990Jerry Blumenthal and Gordon QuinnGolub delves beyond being a mere depiction of painter Leon Golub, renowned for thought-provoking canvases. It intertwines themes of media, society, responsibility, creativity, and the relationship between art and information.[37]
Days of WaitingAugust 15, 1990Steven OkazakiVeteran filmmaker Christian Blackwood delves into the hidden lives within three faded Southwest motels. Passion, loyalty, adventure, and destiny converge, revealing the essence of extraordinary individuals within a distinct American subculture.[38]
Going Up (TV episode)August 21, 1990Gary PollardVeteran filmmaker Christian Blackwood delves into the hidden lives within three faded Southwest motels. Passion, loyalty, adventure, and destiny converge, revealing the essence of extraordinary individuals within a distinct American subculture.[39]
Green StreetsAugust 21, 1990Maria De LucaGreen Streets, directed by Maria De Luca, showcases the organic growth of community gardens in New York City. It explores how these gardens foster neighborhood pride, racial harmony, and newfound hope among passionate urban gardeners, akin to a flourishing tree in Brooklyn or an eggplant thriving in the Bronx.[40]
MotelAugust 28, 1990Christian BlackwoodVeteran filmmaker Christian Blackwood delves into the hidden lives within three faded Southwest motels. Passion, loyalty, adventure, and destiny converge, revealing the essence of extraordinary individuals within a distinct American subculture.[41]
¡Teatro!September 4, 1990Ed Burke and Ruth ShapiroInitiated by a St. Louis Jesuit priest, a grassroots theater troupe brings its performances to the rugged paths of Honduras, aiming to enlighten and uplift impoverished villagers in the rural regions.

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Ossian: American Boy, Tibetan MonkSeptember 4, 1990Thomas R. AndersonOssian Maclise is far from a typical American teenager. Despite being born in Massachusetts, he has spent his life in a Tibetan Buddhist monastery since age four. Remarkably, at seven, his monastic community identified him as a tulku, signifying his status as the reincarnation of a revered Tibetan lama.

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People PowerSeptember 11, 1990Ilan ZivHaving directly observed the horrors of guerrilla warfare, Israeli-born producer Ilan Ziv embarked on journeys to Chile, the Philippines, and the West Bank. His goal was to delve into the emergence of "People Power" movements and to reevaluate his longstanding belief in the essential role of violence to overthrow oppressive regimes.

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Season 4 (1991)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Absolutely PositiveJune 18, 1991Peter AdairCore of revolutionary video diary: a poignant narrative of love, dedication, mortality, and AIDS[45]
Marc and AnnJune 25, 1991Les Blank, Maureen Gosling, Chris SimonLes Blank's captivating film showcases a musical Louisiana couple dedicated to preserving Cajun culture through their toe-tapping melodies.[46]
Plena Is Work, Plena Is SongJune 25, 1991Pedro Rivera, Susan ZeigLike blues in the U.S., 'Plena' mirrors Puerto Rico's life, love, and news. Its infectious rhythm thrives as mainland Puerto Rican community expands.[47]
Twinsburg, OH: Some Kind of Weird Twin ThingJune 25, 1991Sue MarcouxEvery year inTwinsburg, Ohio, 2,500 pairs of twins gather, wearing matching outfits, and showcasing unique connections. Filmmaker sisters join to add depth and complexity.[48]
Honorable NationsJuly 2, 1991Chana Gazit, David StewardCentury-long lease binds Salamanca, N.Y. homes to Seneca Indians at $1/year. As renewal nears, Gazit & Steward's film delves into complex negotiations.[49]
Sea of OilJuly 9, 1991M.R. KatzkeExxon Valdez disaster's aftermath: beyond a tainted shore, it sowed grief, anger, and greed in once-pristine Valdez. A haunting film unveils the human toll[50]
Turn Here Sweet CornJuly 9, 1991Helen De MichielThe aftermath of the Exxon Valdez spill extended beyond pollution, causing grief, anger, greed in Valdez. A poignant film exposes its human impact.[51]
Chemical ValleyJuly 9, 1991Mimi Pickering, Anne Lewis JohnsonA West Virginia town grapples with a divisive dilemma: the local chemical plant's role in the economy versus potential life and death consequences.[52]
Tongues UntiedJuly 16, 1991Marlon RiggsMarlon Riggs's Tongues Untied transcends the "deeply personal", delving into the complex intersections of black identity and homosexuality.[53]
Berkeley in the SixtiesJuly 23, 1991Mark KitchellBerkeley, California, evolved into an emblem of an era's pursuit for societal, political, and cultural change — from Free Speech Movement to anti-war protests and People's Park.[54]
A Little ViciousJuly 30, 1991Immy Humes"A Little Vicious" portrays an unusual love triangle: a pit bull, his elderly owner, and a philosopher-like dog trainer.[55]
Where The Heart RoamsJuly 30, 1991George CsicseryRomance novels, constituting almost 50% of U.S. paperback sales, are embraced by prolific writer Barbara Cartland. Filmmaker George Csicsery explores this captivating subculture where beauty, mystery, and blissful endings reign.

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The Big BangAugust 6, 1991James TobackIn an unrelenting pursuit of life's essence, The Big Bang delves into sex, death, madness, and divinity, delivering a captivating and eccentric exploration.

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Maria's StoryAugust 13, 1991Pamela Cohen, Monona Wali, and Catherine M. RyanPamela Cohen, Catherine Ryan, and Monona Wali spotlight a female guerrilla commander within El Salvador's insurgent forces.[58]
Homes Apart: The Two KoreasAugust 20, 1991Christine Choy, JT TakagiAfter the 1953 Korean War, 10 million families faced separation between North and South Korea. Exploring this, filmmakers Christine Choy and JT Takagi chronicle a man's quest to reunite with his sister in the North, uncovering the intricate personal, social, and political aspects of the world's last divided nation.

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Short Notice: A Series of Short FilmsSeptember 3, 1991VariousHighlighting a selection of compelling recent short films, this collection features works by filmmakers such as Jim Harden, Cathryn Garland, Carolyn Grifel, Chris Riback, Leigh Marcous-Devine, Pam Grant, Jan Krawitz, and Joe Murphy.[60]
Casting The First StoneSeptember 3, 1991Julie GustafsonAbortion sparks heated debates. Julie Gustafson's pioneering film delves into the lives shaping opposing views in a Pennsylvania town, revealing multifaceted individuals amid the discourse.

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Season 5 (1992)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Color AdjustmentJune 15, 1992Marlon RiggsMarlon Riggs skillfully examines Black representation on TV, using clips, insights, and humor, tracing racial dynamics from old classics to The Cosby Show.[62]
Intimate StrangerJune 22, 1992Alan BerlinerBerliner's intimate portrayal places his grandfather in a family narrative, illuminating hidden aspects common to all families.[63]
Finding ChristaJune 29, 1992Camille Billops, James HatchIn 1961, Camille Billops faced a difficult choice: giving up her young daughter Christa for adoption. In Finding Christa, Billops becomes both filmmaker and subject, recounting their separation and eventual reunion.[64]
Last Images of WarJuly 6, 1992Stephen Olsson, Scott AndrewsA gripping tale follows four freelance photographers – American, Russian, British, and Japanese – as they courageously document the harrowing realities of the Soviet-Afghan war.[65]
The Longest ShadowJuly 6, 1992Kalina IvanovA Bulgarian refugee recounts her family's fight against Communist rule and endeavors to reveal suppressed truths surrounding the incarcerations of her two grandfathers.[66]
A Season in HellJuly 20, 1992Walter Brock, Stephen RoszellAn evocative depiction of a young woman's journey into self-starvation in pursuit of an idealized body. The film tracks Regina Hatfield's four-year battle with bulimia, offering a poignant exploration of her struggles.[67]
Promise Not to TellJuly 27, 1992Rhea GavryAmid a middle-class community, a well-regarded individual faces allegations of sexual abuse from his children, which he refutes. Rhea Gavry uses a heart-wrenching case within a Salt Lake City suburb to prompt a contemporary reconsideration of our perceptions toward both the accused and the accuser when sexual elements are involved.[68]
Dream Deceivers: The Story Behind James Vance Vs. Judas PriestAugust 3, 1992David Van TaylorIn 1995, a teenager attributed his suicide attempt to Judas Priest's heavy metal music. The subsequent trial's intensity serves as the backdrop for David Van Taylor's unsettling exploration of contemporary youth.[69]
Fast Food WomenAugust 10, 1992Anne Lewis JohnsonAnne Lewis Johnson captures the struggles of the 'working poor' in America's modern 'service economy', shedding light on their low-wage, benefit-lacking jobs through documentation.[70]
TakeoverAugust 10, 1992Pamela Yates and Peter KinoyIn eight cities, homeless individuals collectively occupy vacant houses.[71]
Faith Even to the FireAugust 21, 1992Sylvia Morales, Jean VictorThree American nuns, influenced by the Civil Rights Movement and Vatican II reforms, challenge the Catholic Church for its racism and sexism, offering insight into a historic institution grappling with tradition, change, authority, and conscience.[72]
Louisiana Boys -- Raised on PoliticsAugust 31, 1992Louis Alvarez and Andrew Kolker, Paul SteklerLouisiana sees Mardi Gras and elections vying for the top spot in pastimes. The unique cast includes Huey P. Long, the state's dictator; Uncle Earl K. Long, a governor institutionalized; and Jimmie Davis bidding adieu through song to the state legislature.[73]
Pets or MeatSeptember 28, 1992Michael MooreRenowned filmmaker Michael Moore returns to his hometown in the latest documentary, Pets or Meat: The Return to Flint.[74]
Roger and MeSeptember 28, 1992Michael MooreMichael Moore embarks on a cinematic journey to meet General Motors Chairman Roger Smith, aiming to persuade him to witness the dire impact of massive layoffs on Flint, Michigan's economy firsthand.[75]

Season 6 (1993)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Silverlake Life: The View From HereJune 15, 1993Tom Joslin, Peter FriedmanThis video diary captures a powerful tale of love, commitment, mortality and AIDS.[76]
Who's Going To Pay For These Donuts, Anyway?June 22, 1993Janice TanakaJanice Tanaka, a Japanese-American filmmaker, reaches out to locate her father, who was interned during World War II and separated from his family. Her findings impact and reshape her existence in a profound manner.[77]
When Your Head's Not A Head, It's A NutJune 29, 1993Garth SteinUsing his Hi 8 camera, Garth Stein documents family drama and unexpected moments of humor while his quirly yet determined older sister prepares herself for brain surgery to cure her epilepsy.[78]
Compassion in Exile: The Life of the 14th Dalai LamaJuly 6, 1993Mickey LemleThe narrative of the Dalai Lama of Tibet, a spiritual leader and Nobel Laureate, skillfully blends an inspiring depiction of his life with the pressing challenges faced by his homeland, which remains under Chinese occupation.[79]
For Better or For WorseJuly 13, 1993David CollierEven after more than five decades together, these five couples continue to discover romance in the most unlikely of circumstances and engage in spirited debates over the smallest of matters. Their enduring love stories offer valuable insights to a generation that often leans toward divorce.[80]
MotelJuly 20, 1993Christian BlackwoodIn honor of the late Christian Blackwood, a special screening of one of his most unforgettable films. Through the weathered signs of three motels in the American Southwest, Blackwood's cinematic masterpiece unveils entire universes brimming with passion, devotion, adventure, and destiny.[81]
Money ManAugust 3, 1993Philip HaasJ.S.G. Boggs employs an artistic method to create currency; he sketches it himself and uses it for transactions. Can it be classified as art, or does it raise concerns about counterfeiting? Curious individuals, including those at the Secret Service, are eager to explore.[82]
Building Bombs: The LegacyAugust 10, 1993Mark Mori, Susan RobinsonMark Mori and Susan Robinson offer a contemporary, perspective-driven inquiry into the environmental ramifications and societal consequences of South Carolina's Savannah River Plant. This facility held the distinction of being the nation's primary producer of materials used in hydrogen bombs during the Cold War.[83]
Miami-HavanaAugust 17, 1993Estela BravoEsteemed filmmaker Estela Bravo explores the lives of families divided between Miami and Havana, shedding light on the personal toll exacted by the three-decade-long conflict between the United States and Cuba.[84]
The Women Next DoorAugust 24, 1993Michal AviadMark Mori and Susan Robinson offer a contemporary, perspective-driven inquiry into the environmental ramifications and societal consequences of South Carolina's Savannah River Plant. This facility held the distinction of being the nation's primary producer of materials used in hydrogen bombs during the Cold War.[85]
Cousin BobbyAugust 24, 1993Jonathan DemmeRenowned Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demme, known for his work on films like "The Silence of the Lambs," reconnects with his long-lost cousin, Robert Castle, an impassioned white Episcopalian priest based in Harlem.[86]
Sa-I-GuSeptember 10, 1993Dai Sil Kim-Gibson, Christine Choy and Elaine Kim"Sa-I-Gu," which means April 29 in Korean, offers a glimpse into the lives of Korean American women living in Los Angeles. These women and their businesses were profoundly affected by the aftermath of the Rodney King Trial.[87]

Season 7 (1994)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Time IndefiniteJune 7, 1994Ross McElweeIn Ross McElwee's 1986 cult hit, Sherman's March, an idealist searches for love, happiness — and a wife. Now he's turning 40, getting married, and heading out on yet another quest.[88]
One Nation Under GodJune 14, 1994Teodoro Maniaci and Francine RzeznikFresh angle on Black Panther Party via Dhoruba Bin Wahad, a leader who served 19 yrs before exoneration.[89]
Passin' It OnJune 19, 1994Peter Miller and John ValadezCan machismo, infidelity, and violence be untangled? Sheldon Schiffer's family saga prompts reflection on manhood[90]
Memories of TataJune 28, 1994Sheldon SchifferExposé unveils Chicago police's history of suspect abuse[91]
The End of the NightstickJuly 5, 1994Peter Kuttner, Cyndi Moran and Eric SchollA compelling narrative of an HIV-positive African American woman sheds light on women's sexuality in the AIDS era.[92]
The Heart of the MatterJuly 12, 1994Gini Reticker and Amber L. HollibaughChinese journalist retraces underground railroad aiding escaped Tiananmen Square leaders.[93]
Escape From ChinaJuly 21, 1994Iris F. KungApocalypse Now's creation risked Coppola's wealth, sanity, and Martin Sheen's life. A spotlight on challenges, Michael Brando, hurricanes, and rebellion.[94]
Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's ApocalypseJuly 26, 1994Fax Bahr and George HickenlooperFilmmaker and six others share tales of manic depression, schizophrenia, recovery, and various mental states.[95]
Dialogues with MadwomenAugust 2, 1994Allie LightThe filmmaker and six other women share tales of manic depression, schizophrenia, recovery, and various mental states.[96]
The Times of a Sign: A Folk History of the Iran-Contra ScandalAugust 9, 1994David Goldsmith and Steven DayIran-contra affair seen uniquely via a jailed, eccentric Indiana minister amidst small-town politics gone big.[97]

Season 8 (1995)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Leona's Sister GerriJune 1, 1995Jane GilloolyThe compelling narrative of Gerri Santoro, a mother of two, and the "actual individual" depicted in the iconic photograph of an unidentified woman lying lifeless on a motel floor after an illegal abortion.[98]
Complaints of a Dutiful DaughterJune 6, 1995Deborah HoffmannDeborah Hoffmann's touching and occasionally humorous portrayal of navigating her mother's Alzheimer's disease. A nominee for the 1994 Academy Award.[99]
No Place Like HomeJune 13, 1995Kathryn HuntThe tale of 10-year-old Barbara Wilson's quest for stability and safety, leading her through budget motels and shelters in search of a lasting home.[100]
Satya: A Prayer for the EnemyJune 14, 1995Ellen BrunoThe individual accounts of brave Buddhist nuns who have spearheaded the nonviolent protest against the Chinese presence in Tibet.[101]
Out of SightJune 20, 1995David SutherlandThe unforeseen challenges faced by visually impaired equestrian Diane Starin, who questions whether America is prepared for a non-conformist blind woman.[102]
The Uprising of '34June 25, 1995George Stoney, Judith Helfand and Susanne RostockTextile laborers recollect their history with a sense of pride, resurrecting the once-muted narrative of the 1934 General Textile Strike, during which half a million Southern mill workers walkouted off their jobs.[103]
Lighting the 7th FireJuly 4, 1995Sandra Sunrising OsawaThe narrative of the Chippewa Indians of Northern Wisconsin as they strive to revive the age-old practice of spearfishing, and the intense resistance they've faced in the process.[104]
Twitch and ShoutJuly 11, 1995Laurel ChitenA lighthearted and comical depiction of individuals living with the frequently misconstrued neurological condition, Tourette Syndrome.[105]
Home Economics: A Documentary of SuburbiaJuly 18, 1995Jenny CoolJenny Cool conducted interviews with women in a suburban housing development near Los Angeles, uncovering a delicate way of life influenced by societal expectations and daily commuting.[106]
Dealers Among DealersJuly 25, 1995Gaylen RossThrough the lens of filmmaker Gaylen Ross, we are granted access to the seemingly impenetrable realm of diamond and precious stone trading.[107]
Carmen Miranda: Bananas is My BusinessOctober 5, 1995Helena SolbergCarmen Miranda simply yearned for a bowl of soup and the liberty to sing. Helena Solberg's melodic film illustrates how Hollywood shaped a gifted performer into a Latin sensation, alluded to as a "Lollapalooza."[108]

Season 9 (1996)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Taking on the KennedysMay 28, 1996Joshua SeftelWitness a political underdog's baptism by fire as they challenge the epitome of American royalty. Gain an insider's perspective on contemporary politics in the 1996 POV Classic.[109]
¡Palante Siempre Palante!: The Young LordsJune 1, 1996Iris MoralesOnce at the forefront of the Young Lords Party, the Puerto Rican civil rights group in New York, these individuals now stand as prominent mainstream journalists: Juan Gonzalez, Felipe Luciano, and Pablo Guzman. Iris Morales breathes life into history as movement veterans recollect their struggle for equality, employment, healthcare, and education.[110]
Personal BelongingsJune 11, 1996Steven BognarBela Bognar, an extraordinary American father, battled Soviet dominance in the Hungarian revolution. Transitioning to suburban life, his years have been defined by a yearning for past greatness. Steven Bognar masterfully paints a poignant picture of his father's four-decade journey in search of identity and belonging.[111]
A Litany For Survival: The Life and Work of Audre LordeJune 18, 1996Ada Gay Griffin and Michelle ParkersonAudre Lorde, a poet of many facets, wrote passionately about love, anger, civil rights, sexuality, family dynamics, and the beauty of nature. She embodied roles as a poet, lover, mother, and warrior in her profound writings.[112]
a.k.a. Don BonusJune 25, 1996Spencer Nakasako and Sokly Don Bonus NyAn unfiltered and candid video diary by a Cambodian-born teenager, now residing in San Francisco's inner city, offering an intimate glimpse into their life.[113]
No Loans TodayJuly 2, 1996Lisanne SkylerThe ABC Loan Co. in South Central Los Angeles, a thriving black-owned pawnshop, serves as a distinctive gateway to narratives of both financial and emotional resilience, offering inspiring tales of survival.[114]
The TransformationJuly 9, 1996Carlos Aparicio and Susana AikenRicardo, formerly Sara, endured life as a homeless, HIV-positive transvestite in the shadows of Manhattan. Today, he stands as a devout, married man who found salvation through a Dallas ministry.[115]
The Women OutsideJuly 16, 1996J.T.Orinne Takagi and Hye Jung ParkEmbarking on a thought-provoking journey, this documentary delves into the experiences of women employed in brothels, bars, and nightclubs near U.S. military bases in South Korea.[116]
Just For The RideJuly 23, 1996Amanda MicheliExploring the realm of cowgirls and the rugged intensity of women's rodeo during the 1990s.[117]
Remembering Wei Yi-fang, Remembering MyselfJuly 30, 1996Yvonne WelbonYvonne Welbon delivers a clever and distinctive journey towards reconciling race, culture, and self. Her six-year sojourn in Taiwan reshapes her perception of African American identity and sheds light on her ties to her Honduran-born grandmother.[118]
Xich-lo (Cyclo)July 30, 1996M. Trinh NguyenEmbarking on a meditative jouney, a Vietnamese woman, now a U.S. citizen, ventures back to her birthplace, with the question of her true sense of belonging.[119]
Taken for a RideAugust 6, 1996Martha Olson and Jim KleinRevealing General Motors' pivotal role in dismantling streetcar transportation during the 1930s, this exposé also unveils how the company propelled the automobile into a cornerstone of our national culture.[120]
Maya Lin: A Strong Clear VisionNovember 27, 1996Freida Lee MockAmid intense controversy, the Vietnam War Memorial emerged as a deeply divisive monument. In the midst of this turmoil stood architect-sculptor Maya Lin, whose design was selected when she was a 21-year-old student. Faced with harsh criticism, she exhibited grace and poise, firmly defending her creation.[121]

Season 10 (1997)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Nobody's BusinessJune 3, 1997Alan BerlinerWith persistence, Alan Berliner guides his hesitant father through recollections, revealing the mix of biterness and love that ties all families together.[122]
Battle for the MindsJune 10, 1997Steven LipscombWhile chronicling his mother's recent struggle to become a Southern Baptist pastor, filmmaker Steven Lipscomb uncovered a whirlwind of change and a rising tide of opposition to women as senior church leaders.[123]
A Healthy Baby GirlJune 17, 1997Judith HelfandAmid personal sorrow, corporate influence, and her mother's remorse, filmmaker Judith Helfand focuses the lens on her own life and family, capturing her fight against cancer linked to DES exposure.[124]
Jesse's GoneJune 24, 1997Michael SmithA profoundly sensitive exploration of the shattered existence of Jesse Rahim Hall's family and friends. Hall, a talented young hip hop artist from East Oakland, California, met his tragic end in a drive-by shooting.[125]
Fear and Learning at Hoover ElementaryJuly 1, 1997Laura SimonEducator and filmmaker Laura Simon invites us into her school's learning spaces and staff room, shedding light on the impact of a California law that will deprive the children of undocumented immigrants of public education.[126]
Who is Henry Jaglom?July 8, 1997Alex Rubin and Jeremy WorkmanRelentlessly blurring the distinction between existence and artistic expression, writer-director Henry Jaglom pushes the limits of filmmaking and tests the audience's endurance.[127]
In Whose Honor?July 15, 1997Jay RosensteinCharlene Teters, a member of the Spokane Indian tribe, transforms from a mother and student into a prominent advocate, speaking out against the commercialization of Native American sacred symbols through their use as sports mascots.[128]
Girls Like UsJuly 22, 1997Jane Wagner and Tina DiFeliciantonioThis classic POV film provides a unique and candid glimpse into the authentic lives of teenage girls in early 1990s South Philadelphia.[129]
Blacks and JewsJuly 29, 1997Deborah Kaufman, Bari Scott and Alan SnitowThe connection between Blacks and Jews is fraught with intricate historical, cultural, and social dynamics, causing even their mention together to be deeply complex.[130]
A Perfect CandidateAugust 5, 1997R.J. Cutler and David Van TaylorIn an era of skepticism, what qualities define an ideal contender? "A Perfect Candidate" presents a timely assessment of our election system, delving into the darker realms of American politics.[131]

Season 11 (1998)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Baby It's YouJune 2, 1998Anne MakepeaceIn her forties, filmmaker Anne Makepeace faces challenges in conceiving through conventional means, and directs her camera towards herself, her spouse, and their siblings. This sets them on an emotional and turbulent journey through the complex reality of modern fertility science.[132]
The BandJune 16, 1998David ZeigerFilmmaker David Zeiger documents his son Danny's high school band over the course of a year, leading him on an unexpected journey about affection, existence, and coordinated marching. This heartfelt portrayal celebrates the blend of adolescence, chaos, and aspirations, ultimately enabling Zeiger to forge a stronger bond with one son, all while honoring the memory of another who has passed away.[133]
Tobacco BluesJune 19, 1998Eren McGinnis and Christine FugateIs it possible for a morally upright individual to cultivate tobacco? Amidst the ongoing battle over cigarettes, small American tobacco growers have frequently gone unnoticed. Collaborative filmmakers Eren McGinnis and Christine Fugate travel through Kentucky, connecting with families who have grown this crop for multiple generations. These families find themselves grappling with the consequences of a heated dispute in their own local communities.[134]
Licensed to KillJune 23, 1998Arthur DongArthur Dong ventures inside of prison to deeply examine the thoughts and innermost feelings of individuals whose perspectives on homosexuality have driven them to commit murder.[135]
Kelly Loves TonyJune 30, 1998Spencer NakasakoShe excels academically with straight-A grades, while he endeavors to distance himself from a life entrenched in gang culture. Through the lens of a camcorder, their stories unfold, capturing a unique yet surprisingly common narrative of teenagers navigating the challenges of prematurely maturing in the urban landscape of America.[136]
If I Can't Do ItJuly 7, 1998Walter BrockArthur Campbell, Jr. seeks a modest life: fair pay, social connections, joy, and mobility, without seeking pity.[137]
Barbie Nation: An Unauthorized TourJuly 14, 1998Susan Stern"Everybody has a Barbie story...but the stories are really about us," states ex-journalist turned filmmaker Susan Stern, dismantling Barbie's "Dreamhouse" to delve into the heritage and imagination that behind this unexpected cultural symbol.[138]
The Vanishing LineJuly 21, 1998Maren MonsenAt what point does existence surpass death's dread? Amid medical "wonders," more doctors, patients, and family confront this question.[139]
SacrificeJuly 28, 1998Ellen BrunoYoung women from Burma, enticed into the sex trade with dreams of a brighter future, share their stories in a poetic homage to their fight for survival.[140]
She ShortsAugust 4, 1998VariousCaptivating short films by and featuring women provide enchanting glimpses of happiness, resilience, and motivation.[141]
Family NameSeptember 15, 1998Macky AlstonThis documentary follows filmmaker Macky Alston from New York to the South, on his journey to learn the history of his white slave-owning family and search for the black families that shared his name.[142]

Season 12 (1999-2000)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
The Legacy: Murder & Media, Politics & PrisonsJune 1, 1999Michael J. MooreStartling homicides, extensive manhunts, and cutthroat political campaigns drive the remarkable narrative behind the implementation of the country's most stringent mandatory sentencing statute.[143]
Golden ThreadsJune 8, 1999Lucy Winer and Karen EatonIf anyone has embodied the saying "age is a state of mind," it's Christine Burton at 90. After a lifetime of struggles, she started anew at 80, creating Golden Threads for older gay women. Filmmakers Lucy Winer and Karen Eaton explore mid-life crises and the fear of aging, following Christine as a spirited, humorous guide. Despite physical hurdles, she remains an unstoppable force, inspiring others with her boundless enthusiasm for life.[144]
In My CornerJune 22, 1999Ricki SternIn the South Bronx, two teenagers find solace and dignity within a boxing gym.[145]
The Green MonsterJune 29, 1999David Finn, David Hess and A.C. WearyArt Arfons, a quintessential American figure, defied convention. Lacking formal education or engineering resources, this Midwestern prodigy from a small town designed his practical mechanics automobile. Director David Finn crafts a senior coming-of-age narrative, offering an unfiltered depiction of Arfons: gritty, determined, endearing, and consumed by an obsession.

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Rabbit in the MoonJuly 6, 1999Emiko OmoriHalf a century post-World War II, Japanese Americans revisit their WWII internment camp experiences. Emiko Omori's film captures a range of emotions – the vibrant memories of a teenage life, the smoldering resentment of oath-signing citizens – offering a poetic, enlightening glimpse into a profoundly unsettling segment of American past.[147]
Corpus: A Home Movie About SelenaJuly 13, 1999Lourdes PortilloSelena, a Tejana singer, was set for blockbuster crossover fame when her tragic murder at 23 throws her into the mainstream spotlight. Filmmaker Lourdes Portillo delves into the cultural impact surrounding Selena's life and death, moving beyond tabloid narratives with a sensitive lens.[148]
School Prayer: A Community at WarJuly 20, 1999Slawomir Grünberg and Ben CraneA conflict over prayer in a Mississippi public school and the rallying cry of "religious freedom" from both sides. As Pontotoc County unites to uphold their faith, Lisa Herdahl emerges advocating for the separation of church and state.[149]
The Double Life of Ernesto Gomez GomezJuly 27, 1999Catherine Ryan and Gary WeimbergThe son of Puerto Rican revolutionaries uncovers his parents' history, embarking on a tumultuous voyage of self-discovery. This poignant chronicle delves into the price of unwavering beliefs and the unbreakable power of a son's affection.[150]
Regret To InformJanuary 4, 2000Barbara Sonneborn and Janet ColeDelving into the essence of war and sorrow, this narrative follows Vietnamese and American widows, painting a vivid testament to the haunting aftermath of conflict.[151]
Well-Founded FearJune 5, 2000Shari Robertson and Michael CameriniExamining the complex realm of political asylum, filmmakers Michael Camerini and Shari Robertson provide access to the inner workings of the INS. Delving into the collision between human rights, American ideals, and the challenging pursuit of truth, they unveil a dramatic real-life stage.[152]

Season 13 (2000)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
La BodaJune 27, 2000Hannah Weyer

Audiences are invited to join in celebrating the wedding of Elizabeth and Artemio in Nuevo León, Mexico. This union brings together two young individuals from the U.S.-Mexican border region, whose lives have been shaped by the trials and triumphs of migrant life.[153]

ButterflyJune 30, 2000Doug Wolens"In December of 1997, Julia Hill ascended a 1000- year old redwood tree, making a vow to not come down until the tree was safeguarded from the threat of clear-cutting.[154]
Stranger with a CameraJuly 11, 2000Elizabeth BarretIn the core of Appalachia's coal-mining region, known as the ""poverty belt,"" where the locals have experienced a blend of support and intrusion from media attention, the echoes of the 1967 homicide of filmmaker Hugh O'Connor continue to evoke intense emotions within the community[155]
BlinkJuly 18, 2000Elizabeth ThompsonThe testimony of Greg Withrow, once a prominent figure in the white supremacist movement, dealing with the legacy of hatred passed down to generations.[156]
Our House in HavanaJuly 25, 2000Stephen OlssonAfter 4 decades, Silvia revisits her Cuban childhood home, grappling with pre-Castro nostalgia and modern reality. Amid an evolving Cuba, she experiences a transformative shift, growing "more human."[157]
DreamlandAugust 22, 2000Lisanne SkylerAt 75, Lou takes a chance, gambling it all for a Vegas retirement. Yet beyond the glitz, he finds a reality far removed from his aspirations.[158]
American Gypsy: A Stranger in Everybody's LandAugust 29, 2000Jasmine DellalWith over a million Gypsies in the U.S., their existence remains unfamiliar to many. Filmmaker Jasmine Dellal delves into their concealed millennia-old culture, inspired by one man's quest for justice and respect.[159]
KPFA On the AirSeptember 19, 2000Veronica Selver and Sharon WoodThis captivating movie guides us through KPFA's fervent 50-year journey, from its inception by pacifists and poets, defying Cold War norms, to the modern-day trials that test this ongoing experiment in democratic media.[160]
Live Free or DieSeptember 26, 2000Marion Lipschutz and Rose RosenblattThe motto "Live Free or Die" takes on a modern edge as abortion politics unfold in a tranquil New England town.[161]
First Person PluralDecember 18, 2000Deann Borshay LiemRaised by an American family, a young Korean girl's past resurfaces when Deann Borshay Liem uncovers that her Korean mother is alive after many years.[162]

Season 14 (2001)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Scout's HonorJune 19, 2001Tom ShepardThe Boy Scout pledge is "To be physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight". Since 1910, millions joined, but today, openly gay people are excluded. 12-year-old Steven Cozza fights for change.[163]
The Sweetest SoundJune 26, 2001Alan BerlinerDelving into Names, A Berliner immerses deeply in the American naming tradition, uncovering the potent and mysterious essence within each name.[164]
My American Girls: A Dominican StoryJuly 3, 2001Aaron MatthewsIn a vibrant vérité portrayal, My American Girls: A Dominican Story vividly depicts the Ortiz family's year-long journey as first-generation immigrants from the Dominican Republic. The film explores their joys, challenges, and the complex dynamics of pursuing the American dream, as documented by Matthews.[165]
Of Civil Wrongs and Rights: The Fred Korematsu StoryJuly 10, 2001Eric Paul Fournier"Of Civil Wrongs and Rights" chronicles the overlooked saga of a four-decade legal battle to redeem Fred Korematsu's stand against the internment of Japanese Americans in WWII, ultimately transforming a civil wrong into a triumph for civil rights.[166]
True-Hearted VixensJuly 17, 2001Mylène MorenoThese women aspire to participate in professional football, embracing the full-contact, NFL-style, hard-hitting nature of the sport.[167]
Take It From MeJuly 24, 2001Emily AbtIllustrated through the stories of multiple women and their families, the recent controversial reforms in the welfare system might inadvertently encourage the avoidance of addressing the intricate challenges of poverty in a world of abundance.[168]
In the Light of ReverenceAugust 14, 2001Christopher McLeodIn the Light of Reverence presents a beautifully depicted narrative of the challenges faced by the Lakota in the Black Hills, the Hopi in Arizona, and the Wintu in California as they endeavor to safeguard their sacred sites.[169]
Life and DebtAugust 21, 2001Stephanie BlackLife and Debt fearlessly examines the "new world order" through the perspectives of Jamaican workers, farmers, government officials, and policymakers, providing an unfiltered view of globalization's impact at the grassroots level.[170]
High SchoolAugust 28, 2001Frederick WisemanRecalling high school days? In Frederick Wiseman's renowned documentary High School, the quintessential American experience is vividly captured, leaving a permanent impression.[171]
5 GirlsOctober 2, 2001Maria Finitzo5 Girls offers an authentic portrayal of contemporary female adolescence, as seen through the perceptive voices of Corrie, Toby, Amber, Aisha, and Haibinh. Embark on a journey through their teenage years in this documentary.[172]
PromisesDecember 13, 2001B. Z. Goldberg and Justine ShapiroCurious about life in Jerusalem? Gain a touching perspective on the Middle East conflict through Promises, which intimately follows the lives of seven Palestinian and Israeli children.[173]

Season 15 (2002-03)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
The Smith FamilyJune 25, 2002Tasha OldhamOn her ninth wedding anniversary, Kim's seemingly perfect life is shattered when she discovers that her husband Steve has been having affairs with men. Three years later, she learns that she is HIV-positive.[174]
BoomtownJuly 2, 2002Bryan Gunnar ColeBoomtown provides an inside look at the Suquamish tribe in Washington State during fireworks season—a five-week chaotic sales period. The film delves into the politics of Indian sovereignty in America, as all 26 tribes in the state participate in the fireworks trade.[175]
HybridJuly 9, 2002Monteith McCollumMeet visionary farmer Milford Beeghly in the Midwest, explored through interviews, animation, and rare dry wit in the meditative film Hybrid.[176]
Refrigerator MothersJuly 16, 2002David E. Simpson, J.J. Hanley and Gordon QuinnExplores the traumatic legacy of blame, guilt, and self-doubt among mothers who were told they caused their child's autism, shedding light on this increasingly prevalent disorder.[177]
Fenceline: A Company Town DividedJuly 23, 2002Slawomir Grünberg and Jane GreenbergIn Norco, Louisiana, two communities, one black and one white, live just blocks apart but experience vastly different realities. Fenceline portrays a modern David and Goliath story, exploring the struggle of a small community against a large corporation, highlighting the efforts to find common ground and resolution.[178]
Sweet Old SongJuly 30, 2002Leah MahanHoward 'Louie Bluie' Armstrong, at the age of ninety-one, has two profound passions: his music and artist Barbara Ward. These compelling stories are beautifully captured in Mahan's engaging film.[179]
Mai's AmericaAugust 6, 2002Marlo PorasA spunky Vietnamese teenager Mai embarks on a life-changing journey to study in the United States. From cosmopolitan Hanoi to the heart of the Deep South, Mai's unforgettable experiences provide an outsider's perspective on America.[180]
Señorita ExtraviadaAugust 20, 2002Lourdes PortilloSeñorita Extraviada is a haunting investigation into the unspeakable crime wave of over 270 young women being raped and murdered in Juárez, Mexico, since 1993. The documentary sheds light on the chaos and corruption in one of the world's largest border towns, where this horrifying tragedy unfolds.[181]
EscuelaAugust 27, 2002Hannah WeyerLa Boda introduced the Luis family's journey in 2000. Now, Liliana, a Mexican-American teenager, faces the challenges of puberty while striving to complete high school in this continued story of their pursuit of a better future.[182]
Afghanistan Year 1380September 9, 2002Fabrizio Lazzaretti and Alberto Vendemmiati and Giuseppe PetittoAfter the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks, the struggles of ordinary Afghans are depicted through the perspective of the independent medical relief group, Emergency.[183]
Two Towns of JasperJanuary 22, 2003Whitney Dow and Marco WilliamsOn the Murder of James Byrd Jr in the town of Jasper. Two film crews, one black and one white, document the result of the murder by exploring the trials of the local men charged with the crime.[184]

Season 16 (2003-04)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard RustinJanuary 20, 2003Nancy Kates and Bennett SingerThroughout his 60-year career as an activist, Bayard Rustin was instrumental in creating strategies that drove the civil rights movement forward. However, due to his sexuality, he had to stay in the background, despite his significant contributions.[185]
Flag WarsJune 17, 2003Linda Goode Bryant and Linda Poitras"Flag Wars"is a poignant portrayal of the politics and struggles surrounding gentrification. In Columbus, Ohio, working-class black residents fight to preserve their homes, while realtors and white gay home-buyers view them as fixer-uppers. The clashes reveal prejudices and self-interest on both sides, but also highlight the shared dream of having a home to call their own.[186]
Georgie GirlJune 20, 2003Annie Goldson and Peter WellsThe chances of a former prostitute being elected as a Member of the Parliament of New Zealand by a conservative, rural district might seem rare. However, Georgina Beyer, who is also a transsexual, defied the odds and achieved this historic feat.[187]
Larry v. LockneyJuly 1, 2003Mark Birnbaum and Jim SchermbeckMeet Larry Tannahill, a father who challenges Lockney, TX school board's drug-testing policy to protect his son's rights.[188]
Discovering DomingaJuly 8, 2003Patricia Flynn and Mary Jo McConahayHaunted by memories of her Mayan childhood, Denese Becker in Iowa embarks on a quest to rediscover her lost identity in Guatemala. This journey of political awakening unveils a genocidal crime and the plea for justice from the survivors.[189]
The Flute PlayerJuly 22, 2003Jocelyn GlatzerAt nine years old, Arn Chorn-Pond endured the horrors of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime, spending four years in the Killing Fields. Now, after two decades in the U.S., he returns to Cambodia to preserve the country's once outlawed traditional music from vanishing.[190]
90 MilesJuly 29, 2003Juan Carlos ZaldívarIn "90 Miles", Cuban American filmmaker Juan Carlos Zaldívar, once a 13-year-old supporter of the Cuban Revolution, recounts the strange twist of fate that led him to cross one of the world's most dangerous stretches of water.[191]
American Aloha: Hula Beyond Hawai'iAugust 5, 2003Lisette Marie Flanary and Evann SiebensThe hula dance is an American icon associated with popular kitsch, seen in Hollywood movies and tourist entertainment. However, behind the hip-swaying girls in grass skirts and lei lies an ancient cultural tradition.[192]
West 47th StreetAugust 19, 2003Bill Lichtenstein and June Peoples"West 47th Street" sheds light on the unforgiving struggle of life on the streets of New York City for the poor and homeless, particularly those battling mental illness. The documentary reveals the human face of mental illness, showcasing the courage and faith with which its victims fight to regain control of their lives amidst fear, isolation, and misunderstanding.[193]
Family FundamentalsAugust 26, 2003Arthur Dong"Family Fundamentals" dives into the ongoing debate over homosexuality within conservative Christian families. It showcases how personal struggles are profoundly intertwined with the political landscape surrounding this issue.[194] "
The Sixth SectionSeptember 2, 2003Alex Rivera"In The Sixth Section", the story of 'Grupo Union,' a group of Mexican immigrants in upstate New York, highlights the powerful form of cross-border organizing. Their dedicated efforts focus on raising funds to rebuild the town they left behind in Mexico.[195]
Soldados: Chicanos in Viet NamSeptember 2, 2003Charley Trujillo and Sonya RheeCharley Trujillo, the author, leads us through the war and post-war journeys of a group of Mexican-American soldiers who served in Vietnam. The young soldiers from Corcoran, California, had no idea how profoundly their lives would be transformed by their experiences in Southeast Asia.[196]
State of DenialSeptember 16, 2003Elaine EpsteinState of Denial follows six individuals fighting to survive HIV amid stigma, limited access to treatments, and their president's controversial stance on HIV/AIDS.[197]
What I Want My Words To Do To YouDecember 16, 2003Madeleine Gavin, Judith Katz and Gary Sunshine"What I Want My Words To Do To You" follows playwright and activist Eve Ensler's writing group at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, empowering women inmates to share their stories.[198]
Love & DianeApril 21, 2004Jennifer Dworkin"Love & Diane" is a gripping real-life drama of a mother and daughter seeking love and forgiveness amid the devastating impact of the 1980s crack cocaine epidemic. After reunification, they struggle to reconnect.[199]

Season 17 (2004-05)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
FarmingvilleJune 22, 2004Carlos Sandoval and Catherine TambiniThe attempted hate-based murders of two Mexican day laborers thrust a small Long Island town into the national spotlight, revealing a new front line in the border wars: suburbia.[200]
Bill's Run: A Political Journey in Rural KansasJune 29, 2004Richard KassebaumDocumentary filmmaker Richard Kassebaum left Los Angeles to join his younger brother, Bill, a rancher and country lawyer, on the campaign trail for his first run for the Kansas House of Representatives. Richard chronicled his brother's journey for seven weeks, capturing the essence of his foray into public office.[201]
War Feels Like WarJuly 6, 2004Esteban UyarraThe film documents courageous reporters and photographers who defy military media control to show the reality of the Iraq War. Some journalists in Kuwait follow the invading armies at great risk, uncovering the true impact of war on civilians in Iraq.[202]
ThirstJuly 13, 2004Alan Snitow and Deborah KaufmanRapid population growth, pollution, and scarcity are transforming water into the "blue gold" of the 21st century, comparable to oil in significance.[203]
Last Man Standing: Politics Texas StyleJuly 20, 2004Paul SteklerFilmmaker Paul Stekler delves into the politics that propelled George W. Bush to national office. He takes his camera to Texas, providing a lively, behind-the-scenes perspective on the 2002 elections, including a race for state representative in a district that includes Lyndon Johnson's hometown and a polarizing race for governor.[204]
A Family UndertakingAugust 3, 2004Elizabeth WestrateIn the past, Americans typically prepared their deceased loved ones for burial with the assistance of family and friends. However, in the 20th century, the funeral process has become part of a multimillion-dollar industry.[205]
Every Mother's SonAugust 17, 2004Tami Gold and Kelly Anderson"Every Mother's Son" recounts the stories of three victims of police brutality in the late 1990s: Amadou Diallo, Anthony Baez, and Gary (Gidone) Busch. The documentary sheds light on the mothers of these victims, who united to demand justice and accountability for the tragic loss of their sons.[206]
Speedo: A Demolition Derby Love StoryAugust 24, 2004Jesse MossStuck in a failing marriage, Ed "Speedo" Jager, a demolition-derby driver, vents life's frustrations on the track, aiming to transform his skills into a career in "real" racing.[207]
WattstaxSeptember 7, 2004Mel StuartP.O.V. reintroduces the cult favorite Wattstax, a 1973 documentary directed by Mel Stuart. The film captures a legendary Stax recording label's benefit concert held in Los Angeles in August 1972, seven years after the Watts riots. With an audience of 90,000 people, the event later earned the nickname "Black Woodstock."[208]
Freedom MachinesSeptember 14, 2004Jamie Stoble and Janet ColeFreedom Machines provides a fresh perspective on disability by examining it through the lens of assistive technology.[209]
A Panther in AfricaSeptember 21, 2004Aaron MatthewsOn October 30, 1969, Pete O'Neal, a young Black Panther in Kansas City, Missouri, faced arrest for transporting a gun across state lines. A year later, O'Neal fled the charge, becoming one of the last American exiles living in Tanzania. For over 30 years, he has resided there, representing an era when activists viewed themselves as at war with the U.S. government.[210]
Lost Boys of SudanSeptember 28, 2004Megan Mylan and Jon ShenkThe film follows Peter and Santino, two young refugees from the Dinka tribe, during their first year in America. They are among the nearly 4,000 'lost boys' who have emigrated to the United States.[211]

Season 18 (2005)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Chisholm '72: Unbought & UnbossedFebruary 7, 2005Shola LynchIn 1972, Shirley Chisholm made history as the first black woman to run for president. Her charisma, wit, and spirit serve as a powerful reminder to all Americans of their citizenship power.[212]
The Education of Shelby KnoxJune 21, 2005Marion Lipschutz and Rose RosenblattShelby Knox, a 15-year-old Texan and self-described "good Southern Baptist girl," defies expectations by becoming a passionate advocate for comprehensive sex education.[213]
Big EnoughJune 28, 2005Jan KrawitzIn an intimate portrait, filmmaker Jan Krawitz revisits the subjects of her 1982 film Little People. Contrasting their youth with their lives 20 years later, she explores how individuals affected by dwarfism navigate everyday life, relationships, and emotional challenges with humor, grace, and occasional frustration.[214]
Street FightJuly 5, 2005Marshall CurryThe Academy Award-nominated film documents the tumultuous campaign of Cory Booker, a 32-year-old Rhodes Scholar, as he runs for mayor of Newark against a four-term incumbent.[215]
The Fire Next TimeJuly 12, 2005Patrice O'NeillThe Fire Next Time tracks the journey of a deeply divided group of citizens in Flathead Valley, Montana, over a tumultuous two-year period. As rapid growth and the influence of talk radio escalate conflicts, the film delves into the complex Tension among the community.[216]
The Brooklyn ConnectionJuly 19, 2005Klaartje QuirijnsIn The Brooklyn Connection reveals how a charismatic Brooklyn businessman raised $30 million during the Kosovo War. He then purchased weapons across the US and legally shipped them to Albania for smuggling into Kosovo.[217]
The Self-Made ManJuly 26, 2005Susan SternThe Self-Made Man presents a real-life family drama set on Independence Day at Stern Ranch in central California. Solar-energy pioneer Bob Stern, aged 77, discovers he is seriously ill and may be facing death. The film delves into the controversial question of whether we should have control over our own deaths.[218]
In the Realms of the UnrealAugust 2, 2005Jessica YuHenry Darger, a reclusive janitor by day and a visionary artist by night, lived a largely unnoticed life. However, after his death, a remarkable discovery was made in his one-room Chicago apartment—a 15,000-page novel and numerous illustrations. This treasure trove continues to inspire artists worldwide, cementing Darger's legacy as an influential outsider artist.[219]
A Thousand WordsAugust 16, 2005Melba WilliamsA Vietnam veteran, who endured a stroke, endeavors to revisit his war experiences for his children by using photography and moving images.[220]
HardwoodAugust 16, 2005Hubert DavisThe Academy Award-nominated Hardwood is a personal film by director Hubert Davis, son of former Harlem Globetrotter Mel Davis. The documentary follows Mel, who now coaches young basketball players in Vancouver, and recounts his love-at-first-sight encounter with Hubert's mother, a white woman, during a time when racism made their union seem impossible.[221]
I Used to Be a FilmmakerAugust 16, 2005Jay RosenblattFilmmaker Jay Rosenblatt and his newborn daughter, Ella, take center stage as he chronicles the first 18 months of her life. The film captures her journey from a newborn to an infant, and then a toddler, as she grows and explores the world, even showing signs of becoming a budding filmmaker herself.[222]
A Song for DanielAugust 23, 2005Jason DaSilvaA Song for Daniel contrasts daily life of two 9-year-old boys—one in Baghdad, the other in NYC—exploring culture and place from their perspectives.[223]
Bright LeavesAugust 23, 2005Ross McElweeFilmmaker Ross McElwee explores the legacy of being a giant tobacco producer, tracing his great-grandfather's Bull Durham brand in North Carolina. His autobiographical journey delves into the state's social, economic, and psychological tobacco landscape, unveiling the impact passed down through generations.[224]
Hiding and SeekingAugust 30, 2005Oren Rudavsky and Menachem DaumCan generational wounds and bitterness be healed? An Orthodox Jewish father seeks to break barriers for his sons, taking them to Poland to find the family who protected their grandfather during World War II.[225]
The Hobart ShakespeareansSeptember 6, 2005Mel StuartThe Hobart Shakespeareans showcases the extraordinary dedication and resourcefulness of a teacher who has transformed the lives of his "disadvantaged" students. Through his commitment, he has opened up vast opportunities and, in the process, provided a potential way forward for America's struggling public education system.[226]
Omar & PeteSeptember 13, 2005Tod LendingThis intimate film follows Omar and Pete, African-American friends with a history of prison stints spanning over 30 years. Determined to change their lives, the documentary captures their journey after what they hope will be their final release.[227]

Season 19 (2006)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
No More Tears SisterJune 27, 2006Helene KlodawskyAmid Sri Lanka's ethnic war, 'No More Tears Sister' delves into the truth of the cost of conflict, honoring activist Dr. Rajani Thiranagama.[228]
Kokoyakyu: High School BaseballJuly 4, 2006Kenneth EngIn Japan, baseball is more than a pastime; it's a-consuming obsession, best exemplified by the renowned national high school tournament, "Koshien".[229]
Tintin and IJuly 11, 2006Anders Østergaard

"The Adventures of Tintin" remains captivating over the years due to its timeless appeal and the depth within its narrative. ""Tintin and I"" sheds light on the comic strip's powerful social and political themes, adding layers to Tintin's world. By exploring the mind of Hergé, the devoted Belgian creator, the documentary reveals the fascinating journey of Tintin's creation and development.[230]

The Fall of FujimoriJuly 18, 2006Ellen PerryIn 1990, Alberto Fujimori, an unexpected candidate, gained widespread backing and became Peru's president. He waged a fierce anti-terrorism campaign against the Shining Path guerrillas, achieving victory. However, a decade later, he faced allegations of kidnapping, murder, and corruption, prompting him to escape to Japan, his homeland, where he lived in exile for four years.[231]
The TailendersJuly 25, 2006Adele HorneGlobal Recordings Network (GRN), established in 1939 in Los Angeles, is committed to producing audio adaptations of Bible stories in more than 5,500 languages. With a goal to reach every language on the planet, GRN distributes these recordings, along with simple hand-wind players, to isolated regions and displaced migrant workers. GRN affectionately refers to this target audience as "the tailenders" since they are the last to be reached by global evangelism efforts.[232]
Al Otro Lado (To the Other Side)August 1, 2006Natalia AlmadaThe vibrant Mexican corrido music forms the soulful backdrop in this compelling exploration of songs, drugs, and aspirations along the U.S./Mexico border.[233]
Lomax the SonghunterAugust 22, 2006Rogier KappersAlan Lomax, known as "the song hunter," dedicated his life to preserving the world's folk melodies before the modern music industry could make them vanish forever.[234]
Waging a LivingAugust 29, 2006Roger WeisbergThe term "working poor" should be an oxymoron. For 30 million Americans, it's reality. *Waging a Living* chronicles the day-to-day battles of four low-wage earners.[235]
The Boys of BarakaSeptember 12, 2006Heidi Ewing and Rachel GradyThe Boys of Baraka tracks the transformative journey of four Baltimore boys to rural Kenya. With a teacher-student ratio of 1:5, strict discipline, and a comprehensive curriculum, the documentary captures their extraordinary path to becoming men.[236]
Twelve Disciples of Nelson MandelaSeptember 19, 2006Thomas Allen HarrisIn 1960, Harris's stepfather, B. Pule Leinaeng, and eleven other comrades were part of the first wave of black South African exiles who departed from their home in Bloemfontein.[237]
No Bigger Than a MinuteOctober 3, 2006Steven DelanoNo Bigger than a Minute is a captivating documentary by filmmaker Steve Delano, where he humorously delves into his identity as a dwarf. With vibrant colors, surreal reenactments, and a score composed from his own DNA sequence, the film celebrates the dignity of dwarfs, revealing the delightful, fulfilling, and sometimes surprising aspects of their unique lives.[238]
MaquilapolisOctober 10, 2006Vicky Funari & Sergio De La TorreCarmen and Lourdes toil at maquiladoras near the Tijuana, Mexico border, facing labor violations, environmental damage, and urban chaos daily.[239]
My Country, My CountryOctober 25, 2006Laura PoitrasFilmmaker Laura Poitras embarks on a powerful and unforgettable solo journey into war-torn Iraq, capturing the tumultuous months before the January 2005 elections.[240]

Season 20 (2007-08)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Rain in a Dry LandJune 19, 2007Anne MakepeaceRelief agencies bring Somali Bantu families from war-torn Somalia to resettle in Springfield, Massachusetts, and Atlanta, Georgia, seeking a new beginning.[241]
Massacre at MurambiJune 26, 2007Sam KauffmanAmidst the 1994 Rwandan genocide, the newly constructed Murambi secondary school witnessed one of history's most horrific mass killings.[242]
Sierra Leone's Refugee All StarsJune 27, 2007Banker White and Zach NilesIn the aftermath of Sierra Leone's civil war, traumatized refugees use music as their powerful weapon to fight back against their brutal losses and physical injuries.[243]
Standing Silent NationJuly 3, 2007Suree Towfighnia and Courtney HermannIn April 2000, Alex White Plume and his Lakota family planted hemp on Pine Ridge Reservation after crop failures. Federal agents' raid sparked a complex battle over tribal sovereignty, economic rights, and common sense.[244]
Revolution '67July 10, 2007Marylou Tibaldo-BongiornoRevolution '67 sheds light on often overlooked events in U.S. history—the black urban rebellions of the 1960s—providing an illuminating account.[245]
LawnJuly 11, 2006Monteith McCollumAt the film's start, a woman claims, ""Your lawn reflects your character."" Lawn delves into our connection with nature and the urge to dominate it.[246]
The Chances of the World ChangingJuly 17, 2007Eric Daniel Metzgar & Nell Carden GreyAn extraordinary chronicle, following Richard Ogust's two years, ventures into the peculiar as he saves 1,200 turtles, turning his Manhattan loft into an unusual sanctuary.[247]
Prison Town, USAJuly 24, 2007Katie Galloway and Po KutchinsDuring the 1990s prison-building boom, a prison opened every 15 days in rural America. Prison Town, USA depicts Susanville, California, a small town attempting to revive its economy by constructing a prison, leading to unforeseen outcomes.[248]
No Angels in the OutfieldJuly 24, 2007Larry WarnerInside the San Quentin Prison, a unique baseball team, the Giants, is explored in this documentary, where ""three strikes and you're in"" is the rule.[249]
Following SeanJuly 31, 2007Ralph ArlyckRalph Arlyck revisits San Francisco to trace the fate of the precocious four-year-old he encountered during the vibrant '60s era.[250]
Alice Sees the LightAugust 21, 2007Ariana GersteinBeyond our cities, lights we've forgotten to appreciate. Alice mourns the loss of her view of the universe, a reason she chose country living.[251]
Arctic SonAugust 21, 2007Andrew Walton"In the remote village of Old Crow, 80 miles above the Arctic Circle, a clash between tradition and modernity creates tension between a Native father and son.[252]
Libby, MontanaAugust 28, 2007Doug Hawes-Davis and Drury Gunn CarrIn Libby, a small town, hundreds suffer or have died from asbestos exposure, a toxic industrial substance many Americans believe is banned or controlled.[253]
Made in L.A.September 4, 2007Almudena Carracedo and Robert BaharWitness the remarkable journey of three Latina immigrants in L.A.'s garment factories, as they fight a battle to compel a major clothing retailer to negotiate with them.[254]
Keeping HouseSeptember 4, 2007May Lin Au YongA poignant reflection on a mother's unwavering love, exploring the delicate promise of life as seen through her son's eyes.[255]
Bullet Proof VestSeptember 4, 2007May Lin Au YongIn Richmond, California, 9-year-old Jyeshria yearns for a bulletproof vest, seriously aware that children don't walk to school if they hope to live past 18.[256]
The Camden 28September 11, 2007Anthony GiacchinoThe Camden 28 revisits a 1971 protest by activists against the Vietnam War and its impact on urban America, asking how far they'd go to halt the war.[257]
LumoSeptember 18, 2007Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt and Nelson Walker III, Co-directed by Louis Abelman and Lynn TrueLumo Sinai endured rape by marauding soldiers in the Congo, resulting in a fistula—a medical condition causing incontinence and endangering her ability to have children.[258]
49 UpOctober 9, 2007Michael Apted49 Up is a remarkable documentary series profiling a group of English children every seven years since 1964—a unique and enduring project in cinema history.[259]
Wrestling With Angels: Playwright Tony KushnerDecember 12, 2007Freida Lee MockTony Kushner, renowned for his Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play Angels in America, returns with a revival in New York. A prominent playwright and a formidable moral critic, he stands among the nation's finest.[260]
ScaredycatDecember 12, 2007Andy BlubaughScaredycat centers around the filmmaker's personal experience of being assaulted by a gang named ""The Portland Riders,"" serving as the film's starting point.[261]

Season 21 (2008)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Ars MagnaMarch 1, 2008Cory Kelley"Ars Magna" in Latin means "great art". This Emmy-nominated documentary explores the passionate and intriguing world of anagrams.[262]
Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep NorthJune 24, 2008Katrina BrowneIn her debut film, Katrina Browne discovers the truth about her ancestors, who were the largest slave-trading family in U.S. history.[263]
Election DayJuly 1, 2008Katy ChevignyWhat's voting like at ground level in the US today? Election Day weaves 11 stories from diverse citizens into an inspiring story of democracy.[264]
The Ballad of Esequiel HernandezJuly 8, 2008Kieran FitzgeraldIn 1997, Esequiel Hernández Jr. was killed by U.S. Marines on the Texas-Mexico border during War on Drugs.[265]
The Last ConquistadorJuly 15, 2008John J. Valadez and Cristina IbarraSculptor John Houser dreams of creating El Paso's tallest bronze equestrian statue.[266]
9 Star HotelJuly 22, 2008Ido HaarIsraeli construction laborers in Modi'in struggle under security laws and a perceived failing Palestinian Authority.[267]
CampaignJuly 29, 2008Kazuhiro SodaJapanese-style democracy unfolds as a man is chosen by the ruling party for a crucial city council candidacy.[268]
Johnny Cash! The Man, His World, His MusicAugust 5, 2008Robert ElfstromFollowing the Folsom Prison album, Cash showcased his intense darkness and raw talent, solidifying his status as a country music star and cultural icon.[269]
Belarusian WaltzAugust 12, 2008Andrzej FidykAlexander Pushkin's audacious and comical rebellion against totalitarianism brings him into conflict with the police and his family.[270]
The Judge and the GeneralAugust 19, 2008Elizabeth Farnsworth & Patricio LanfrancoIn this cautionary tale, Pinochet, Chile's former dictator, faces justice when one of his own holds him accountable for violating human rights in the name of "higher ideals."[271]
Calavera HighwaySeptember 16, 2008Renee Tajima-Pena & Evangeline GriegoA sweeping collection of seven Mexican-American men, exploring masculinity, fatherhood, and the impact of their rootless beginnings.[272]
Critical ConditionSeptember 30, 2008Roger WeisbergThis film examines the realities of the 47 million Americans without health insurance.[273]
In the FamilyOctober 1, 2008Joanna RudnickFacing a positive "breast cancer gene" test at 27, Chicago filmmaker Joanna Rudnick grapples with the sacrifices she'd make to survive, uncertain about her next steps.[274]
Up the YangtzeOctober 8, 2008Yung ChangChina's Three Gorges Dam transforms Yangtze River's landscape, submerging villages, displacing 2 million, and changing lives forever.[275]
Soldiers of ConscienceOctober 16, 2008Gary Weimberg and Catherine RyanExamining moral dilemmas, eight U.S. soldiers in war grapple with the rightness of killing and refusing to do so.[276]
City of CranesDecember 10, 2008Eva WeberChile's ex-dictator Pinochet faces justice when one of his own holds him accountable for human rights violations in the name of "higher ideals."[277]
InheritanceDecember 10, 2008James MollInheritance follows Monika Hertwig, daughter of mass murderer Amon Goeth, as she grapples with the legacy left by her father and strives for reconciliation.[278]

Season 22 (2009-2010)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
New Muslim CoolJune 23, 2009Jennifer Maytorena TaylorHamza Pérez, a Puerto Rican-American rapper, transformed his life and left behind the street life 12 years ago when he embraced Islam. Now he finds himself grappling with the challenges by the post-9/11 world and the complexities it brings to his identity and beliefs.[279]
Beyond HatredJune 30, 2009Olivier MeyrouA family's journey to seek justice for their murdered son, all the while grappling with the difficult task of forgiving.[280]
Life. Support. Music.July 7, 2009Eric Daniel MetzgarWhen a guitarist experiences a brain hemorrhage during a performance, medical professionals express doubt about his chances of recovering from a coma. This is a remarkable account of a family's extraordinary battle in the midst of tragedy.[281]
The Reckoning: The Battle for the International Criminal CourtJuly 14, 2009Paco de Onis, Peter Kinoy and Pamela YatesThe International Criminal Court, comprising over 120 countries, has joined forces to establish a legal institution tasked with prosecuting individuals responsible for crimes against humanity, war crimes, and acts of genocide. This united effort aims to ensure accountability and justice on a global scale.[282]
The Betrayal (Nerakhoon)July 21, 2009Ellen Kuras & Thavisouk PhrasavathThis unflinching portrayal takes us inside a British school dedicated to caring for emotionally disturbed children. It captures the transformative power of a community of compassionate adults who choose love and support over force, showcasing the profound impact it has on the lives of these children.[283]
Hold Me Tight, Let Me GoJuly 28, 2009Kim LonginottoThis unflinching portrayal takes us inside a British school dedicated to caring for emotionally disturbed children. It captures the transformative power of a community of compassionate adults who choose love and support over force, showcasing the profound impact it has on the lives of these children.[284]
Nutkin's Last StandAugust 18, 2009Nicholas BergerThe red squirrel, immortalized in Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin, is the sole native squirrel species in the island nation. However, it is currently facing the threat of extinction due to the encroachment of the invasive grey squirrels.[285]
34x25x36August 18, 2009Jesse EpsteinTake a backstage tour of the Patina V Mannequin Factory in City of Industry, California, where you'll witness the artistry, craftsmanship, and marketing efforts that contribute to the creation of ""the ideal woman of the moment"" using plastic mannequins. Discover the process that brings these iconic figures to life.[286]
Utopia, Part 3: The World's Largest Shopping MallAugust 18, 2009Sam Green and Carrie LozanoDoes anything American remain sacred? Surprisingly, the title of the world's largest mall does not belong to the renowned Mall of America, but instead, it goes to the South China Mall located near Guangzhou.[287]
This Way UpAugust 25, 2009Georgi LazarevskiThe construction of the security wall by Israel on the West Bank has resulted in the isolation of a nursing home, leaving its elderly residents to navigate the challenges of old age amidst the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.[288]
Ella Es el Matador (She Is the Matador)September 1, 2009Gemma Cubero and Celeste CarrascoEntering the male-dominated arena of bullfighting, two women matadors in Spain follow their passion and pursue their dreams. Their journey offers a glimpse into the unique challenges and experiences faced by women as they strive to establish themselves in a traditionally male-dominated field.[289]
The English SurgeonSeptember 8, 2009Geoffrey SmithThis powerful portrayal captures the extraordinary dedication of a doctor who tirelessly works to alleviate suffering, delving into the emotional turmoil he experiences while bringing hope to a desperate community.[290]
The Principal StorySeptember 15, 2009Tod Lending and David MrazekThroughout the span of a school year, two public school principals, each with their distinctive approach and shared passion, create a positive impact on the lives of their students. This uplifting story showcases the transformative influence that dedicated educators can have on the young minds they guide.[291]
JenniferSeptember 22, 2009Stewart CopelandFilmmaker Stewart Copeland embarks on a personal journey to explore his connection with his late mother, diving into the complex interplay between memory and history, and the emotional spaces that exist in between.[292]
So the Wind Won't Blow It All AwaySeptember 22, 2009Annie P. WaldmanFollowing the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, a resilient group of teenagers displays determination as they return to New Orleans two years later to complete their high school education. In the wake of the disaster, where one out of every five teenagers is left without parents.[293]
Bronx PrincessSeptember 22, 2009Yoni Brook and Musa SyeedRocky Otoo, a spirited teenager, finds herself at odds with her strict Ghanaian mother's authority in the Bronx. As a result, she flees to her father, a chief in Ghana, seeking refuge and independence from the rules she rebels against.[294]
The Way We Get ByNovember 11, 2009Aron Gaudet and Gita PullapillySeniors in Bangor, Maine, welcomed 900,000 troops over 5 years at a small airport, making history.[295]
Patti Smith: Dream of LifeDecember 30, 2009Steven SebringFashion photographer Steven Sebring captures an intimate 11-year portrait of the iconic musician, poet, and artist Patti Smith in this compelling film.[296]

Season 23 (2010)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Food, Inc.April 21, 2010Robert KennerThis Oscar-nominated film from 2010 unveils the hidden realities of our nation's food industry, shedding light on its highly mechanized and concealed aspects that have remained out of sight for the American consumer.[297]
Notes on MilkApril 21, 2010Ariana Gerstein and Monteith McCollumThis poetic exploration delves into lesser-known facets of America's beloved beverage: milk. The story highlights the spiritual foundations within the industry, the political dynamics, and the challenges faced by independent farmers.[298]
William Kunstler: Disturbing the UniverseJune 22, 2010Emily Kunstler and Sarah KunstlerIn this personal biography, Kunstler's daughters embark on a journey to uncover the genuine narrative behind their late father, revealing the complexities that made him one of America's most simultaneously beloved and reviled lawyers.[299]
The Beaches of AgnèsJune 29, 2010Agnès VardaIn this memoir, the acclaimed French filmmaker skillfully harnesses the magic of cinema to interweave reality and imagination, past and present, as well as moments of both sorrow and delight.[300]
A Different Color BlueJune 29, 2010Melanie Vi LevyDespite losing most of his eyesight in a youthful accident, Charles Curtis Blackwell, a semi-blind artist, has triumphed over adversity and discovered that his artistic talents have flourished even further.[301]
Promised LandJuly 6, 2010Yoruba RichenWhile apartheid officially ended in South Africa in 1994, economic disparities between black and white populations persist, with the unresolved issue of land ownership being the most volatile and potentially explosive concern.[302]
Good FortuneJuly 13, 2010Landon Van Soest and Jeremy Levine"Good Fortune" is a thought-provoking investigation into how well-intentioned international efforts to alleviate poverty in Africa might unintentionally undermine the very communities they seek to assist.[303]
ByeJuly 13, 2010Anthony MorrisonBye chronicles the journey of Jayden, a two and a half-year-old child diagnosed with autism, as he navigates his initial months of schooling in the Bronx.[304]
El GeneralJuly 20, 2010Natalia AlmadaThe collision of past and present unfolds as the daughter of Plutarco Elías Calles, a revolutionary general who became the president of Mexico in 1924, reflects upon her father's enduring legacy.[305]
Presumed GuiltyJuly 27, 2010Roberto Hernández, Layda Negrete and Geoffrey SmithImagine being informed that you commited a murder you know nothing about and then finding yourself sentenced for 20 years in jail.[306]
A Healing ArtAugust 17, 2010Ellen FrickArtificial eye craftsmen blend artistry, expertise, and empathy to create works of art that serve as prosthetic eyes, reigniting hope and confidence for their patients.

[307] Artificial eye craftsmen blend artistry, expertise, and empathy to create works of art that serve as prosthetic eyes, reigniting hope and confidence for their patients.

The ArchiveAugust 17, 2010Sean DunneThis is the captivating tale of a man and his collection of records. Paul Mawhinney has amassed an extraordinary assortment, which has now grown into the world's largest record collection.[308]
SaltAugust 17, 2010Michael Angus and Murray FredericksSALT is a film that expands upon Murray Fredericks' photography at the captivating yet desolate Lake Eyre, showcasing its beauty.[309]
Trash-OutAugust 17, 2010Maria Fortiz-MorseIn this profound and straightforward short film, we witness workers clearing out a foreclosed house. It prompts us to contemplate the profound message that an empty house, once a cherished home, conveys.

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Danny and Annie: Parts I & IIAugust 17, 2010Mike Rauch and Tim RauchThrough an intimate and heart-wrenching perspective on a marriage, this animated short offers a poignant portrayal of true love as it confronts the inevitable reality of loss.[311]
Q&AAugust 24, 2010Mike Rauch and Tim RauchProduced by StoryCorps, this four-minute animated short showcases an interview between Joshua Littman, a 12-year-old boy with Asperger's syndrome, and his mother, Sarah. It offers a touching and insightful glimpse into their relationship.[312]
Seltzer WorksAugust 24, 2010Jessica EdwardsAs the last remaining bottler in Brooklyn, this story follows the determined efforts to resist the dominance of supermarket seltzer and uphold the historical significance of this humble beverage.[313]
The Edge of DreamingAugust 24, 2010Amy HardieIn this captivating exploration, a filmmaker delves into the realms of dreams, neuroscience, and spirituality to investigate the intriguing question: Can dreams predict the future? Unveiling the mysteries of the human subconscious, this documentary offers a thought-provoking journey.[314]
Wo Ai Ni (I Love You) MommyAugust 31, 2010Stephanie Wang-BrealImagine the profound experience of being forcibly separated from your Chinese foster family, placed on an airplane surrounded by strangers, only to awaken in a new country, with a different family, and immersed in an entirely foreign culture.[315]
Germans in the WoodsAugust 31, 2010Mike Rauch and Tim RauchJoseph Robertson served as an infantryman in the U.S. Army during World War II, courageously participating in the historic Battle of the Bulge.

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Off and RunningSeptember 7, 2010Nicole OpperAvery, a child from Brooklyn, is part of a non-conventional family with two Jewish lesbian mothers. Their family appears typical in many ways, until Avery decides to write a letter to her birth mother, sparking a unique journey of self-discovery and exploration of her roots.[317]
The Human VoiceSeptember 7, 2010Mike Rauch and Tim RauchStuds Terkel reflects on the aspects of modern life that have been lost and shares his insights on where he finds hope for our future.[318]
The Icing on the CakeSeptember 7, 2010Mike Rauch and Tim RauchIn this heartfelt account, the daughter of two Mexican immigrants opens up about the profound insights gained from witnessing her parents' lives during her childhood, and the profound inspiration she derived from their enduring struggles.[319]
In the Matter of Cha Jung HeeSeptember 14, 2010Deann Borshay LiemWith her passport identifying her as Cha Jung Hee, a Korean adoptee arrived in the United States in 1966. However, she knew deep down that this was not her true identity. Thus began a 40-year-long journey of deception and search for her real self.[320]
The OathSeptember 21, 2010Laura PoitrasSet in Yemen and Guantánamo, The Oath intricately intertwines the narratives of Abu Jandal, who was once Osama Bin Laden's bodyguard, and Salim Hamdan, a man confronting charges of war crimes. The film sheds light on their contrasting experiences and the complexities of their intertwined lives.[321]
The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon PapersOctober 5, 2010Judith Ehrlich and Rick GoldsmithFour decades ago, a courageous whistleblower's audacious act of conscience directly contributed to the Watergate scandal, resulting in President Nixon's resignation and ultimately leading to the conclusion of the Vietnam War.[322]

Season 24 (2011-12)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Kings of PastryJune 21, 2011Chris Hegedus & D. A. PennebakerPastry chefs craft awe-inspiring creations and dramatic moments while presenting gravity-defying desserts at the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France contest.[323]
My PerestroikaJune 28, 2011Robin HessmanMy Perestroika provides a close examination of the final generation of Soviet children as they navigate their identities in contemporary Moscow.[324]
SweetgrassJuly 5, 2011Ilisa Barbash & Lucien Castaing-TaylorSweetgrass chronicles the journey of the remaining contemporary cowboys who guide their sheep herds into the perilous mountains for summer grazing.[325]
Enemies of the PeopleJuly 12, 2011Rob Lemkin and Thet SambathDespite the Khmer Rouge's brutal extermination of approximately two million individuals in the late 1970s, the Killing Fields of Cambodia have remained largely unexplored. However, that is about to change.[326]
Biblioburro: The Donkey LibraryJuly 19, 2011Carlos Rendón ZipagautaLuis Soriano, a dedicated grade-school teacher from Colombia, transports books to the impoverished and violence-affected areas of Magdalena Province's interior using two diligent donkeys.[327]
Mugabe and the White AfricanJuly 26, 2011Lucy Bailey and Andrew ThompsonIn Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, the de facto dictator, has implemented a "land reform" initiative with the purpose of expelling whites from the country by employing violence and threat.[328]
Steam of LifeAugust 2, 2011Joonas Berghäll and Mika Hotakainen

In Finland, the sauna holds a special place as a national obsession. It is as a gathering spot where people come together to cleanse not only their bodies from the stresses of modern life but also to release grief, share hopes, and celebrate joys, and cherish memories.[329]

FlawedAugust 23, 2011Andrea DorfmanThis is the story of a distant romance with a man whose occupation as a plastic surgeon provides the woman with ample material to contemplate and discuss.[330]
Miss DevineAugust 23, 2011Mike Rauch and Tim RauchJames Ransom and Cherie Johnson fondly remember their unique Sunday school instructor, Miss Lizzie Devine.[331]
Big Birding DayAugust 23, 2011David WilsonDavid Wilson provides an insight into the realm of competitive birdwatching, where three friends embark on a quest to observe the highest number of bird species within a 24-hour timeframe.[332]
TiffanyAugust 23, 2011Alix LambertIn this animated short, Beverly Morris recounts her enduring battle to retain ownership of the highly disputed item in her divorce: the Tiffany lamp.[333]
No More Questions!August 23, 2011Mike Rauch and Tim RauchThe son and granddaughter fondly remember a beloved grandmother who captivated them with her entertaining life stories, which were shared during a StoryCorps session.[334]
Six WeeksAugust 23, 2011Marcin Janos KrawczykIn Poland, parents of newborn babies have a six-week window to make the decision of giving up their child for adoption.[335]
ArmadilloAugust 30, 2011Janus MetzAt Armadillo, a combat operations base in southern Afghanistan and a platoon of Danish soldiers battles against the Taliban.[336]
Better This WorldSeptember 6, 2011Kelly Duane de la Vega and Katie GallowayThe tale of two men accused of plotting to firebomb the 2008 Republican National Convention is a gripping narrative of idealism, loyalty, crime, and betrayal.[337]
StoryCorps Shorts: September 11 StoriesSeptember 6, 2011Mike Rauch and Tim RauchIn this compilation of shorts from the esteemed StoryCorps, family members and loved ones commemorate the individuals they tragically lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.[338]
If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation FrontSeptember 13, 2011Marshall CurryThis thought-provoking film unveils the secrets of a radical environmental organization labeled by the FBI as the biggest domestic terrorism hazard in America.[339]
The LearningSeptember 20, 2011Ramona DiazFour Filipino women embark on a journey, leaving behind their families and schools, to teach in the United States. Filled with idealistic aspirations for the teaching profession and the American way of life, they set out to make their dreams a reality.[340]
Last Train HomeSeptember 27, 2011Lixin FanDuring the New Year season, China experiences an annual phenomenon where its cities descend into disorder as an astounding 130 million migrant workers undertake the world's largest human migration, returning to their home villages.[341]
Where Soldiers Come FromNovember 10, 2011Heather CourtneyEmbark on a four-year journey alongside childhood friends who transition from a snowy town in northern Michigan to the mountains of Afghanistan as they join the National Guard.[342]
Racing DreamsFebruary 23, 2012Marshall CurryRacing Dreams captures the aspirations of three ""tweens"" who dream of becoming NASCAR drivers. This film delves into the world of racing, young love, and the struggles faced by their families.[343]

Season 25 (2012-13)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
To R.P. Salazar, with LoveJanuary 26, 2012Mike Rauch and Tim RauchSeparated by 9,000 miles and unaware of each other's existence, Rachel P. Salazar and Ruben P. Salazar's lives changed when a stroke of luck brought them together, in an unexpected twist of fate.[344]
My ReincarnationJune 21, 2012Jennifer FoxRising Paths"" explores the dynamic relationship between Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, a prominent Buddhist teacher who gains recognition in the West, and his son Yeshi, who is identified as the reincarnation of a Buddhist master.[345]
Granito: How to Nail a DictatorJune 28, 2012Peter Kinoy, Pamela Yates and Paco de OnísThis is the remarkable tale of how a film, empowering a new wave of human rights activists, transformed into a "granito" — a tiny grain of sand — that played a crucial role in tipping the scales of justice.[346]
The City DarkJuly 5, 2012Ian Cheney"The City Dark" delves into the question of whether darkness is gradually disappearing. It explores both the physical and psychological impacts of light pollution, offering a compelling portrait of a world that becomes increasingly illuminated after dusk.[347]
Guilty PleasuresJuly 12, 2012Julie MogganIn a tale that spans four continents, five extraordinary individuals embark on a quest for true love, defying the boundaries of conventional romance stories.[348]
The Light in Her EyesJuly 19, 2012Julia Meltzer and Laura NixHouda al-Habash, a conservative female preacher in Damascus, Syria, challenges conservative norms by encouraging girls to embrace Islam and pursue their ambitions.[349]
Up Heartbreak HillJuly 26, 2012Erica Scharf"Up Heartbreak Hill" is a documentary that chronicles the lives of two Native American teenagers who grapple with a profound dilemma of exploring the vast opportunities outside of their remote home and being tied to their community.[350]
The Barber of BirminghamAugust 9, 2012Gail Dolgin and Robin FrydayJames Armstrong, a pillar of his community, has run a barbershop in Alabama for half a century, serving as a gathering place for haircuts and a center of civil rights activism.[351]
Sin PaísAugust 9, 2012Theo Rigby"Sin País" (Without Country) is a powerful and poignant documentary, that delves into the complex and emotional journey of a single family impacted by deportation.[352]
Eyes on the StarsAugust 9, 2012Mike Rauch and Tim RauchRonald McNair, an African-American kid growing up in the 1950s, had an extraordinary dream of reaching for the stars. His story of determination, perseverance, and the pursuit of excellence is told by his brother, Carl McNair.[353]
Facundo the GreatAugust 9, 2012Mike Rauch and Tim RauchThe new student becomes a hero as his teachers struggle to anglicize his name.[354]
A Family ManAugust 9, 2012Mike Rauch and Tim RauchSam Black engages in a conversation with his wife, reflecting on his father's enduring lesson and the profound impact of a single gaze.[355]
I'm Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the BeautifulSeptember 20, 2012Jonathan DemmeJonathan Demme's portrayal of post-Katrina New Orleans narrates Carolyn Parker's struggle as a lifelong resident of the Lower Ninth Ward, fighting for the restoration of her home and community.[356]
El Velador (The Night Watchman)September 27, 2012Natalia AlmadaThroughout the night, a vigilant guard stands watch over the opulent mausoleums belonging to Mexico's infamous drug lords.[357]
Give Up TomorrowOctober 4, 2012Michael Collins and Marty SyjucoThis gripping exposé unveils corruption and injustice in the Philippines, as it delves into a sensational murder case that brings an end to the nation's capital punishment, yet tragically fails to secure the freedom of an innocent man.[358]
Sun KissedOctober 18, 2012Maya Stark and Adi LavyThe lives of a Navajo couple are forever altered when they discover a hidden connection between their children's rare genetic disorder and the historical conquest of their tribe by the American government.[359]
Nostalgia for the LightOctober 25, 2012Patricio GuzmánIn the Atacama Desert, a convergence of earthly and celestial pursuits takes place. Archaeologists excavate the remnants of ancient civilizations, women embark on quests to find their missing loved ones, and astronomers explore the heavens, scanning the skies for new galaxies.[360]
ReporteroJanuary 7, 2013Bernardo RuizA veteran reporter and his colleagues at Zeta, a Tijuana-based independent newsweekly, ply their trade in one of the most dangeorus places in the world for members of the media.[361]
Girl ModelMarch 24, 2013A. Sabin and David RedmonThis story unveils the hidden realities of the modeling industry through the intertwined lives of two individuals. Ashley, an American model scout with inner conflicts, crosses paths with Nadya, a 13-year-old girl from a remote Siberian village who is offered the promise of a lucrative career in Japan. As Nadya embarks on her quest for glamour and an escape from poverty, she grapples with the harsh truths of a culture that idealizes youth and an industry that commodifies perpetual childhood, with consequences that span the globe.[362]

Season 26 (2013-14)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
HomegoingsJune 24, 2013Christine TurnerHomegoings" is a documentary film that offers a unique perspective on African-American funerals, as seen through the eyes of Isaiah Owens, a Harlem funeral director. The film beautifully captures the beauty, grace, and cultural significance of these funerals while portraying the emotions experienced by grieving families.[363]
Special Flight (French: Vol spécial)July 1, 2013Fernand MelgarUndocumented immigrants in Geneva highlight contradictions between compassion and immigration laws.

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Herman's HouseJuly 8, 2013Angad Singh BhallaHerman Wallace's 40+ years in a 6'x9' cell inspire artist Jackie Sumell to explore justice and punishment in America through his "dream home."

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Only the YoungJuly 15, 2013Jason Tippett and Elizabeth MimsIn a Southern California town, three teens navigate the complexities of love, friendship, and financial uncertainty in the face of adult responsibilities.

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High Tech, Low LifeJuly 22, 2013Stephen Maing"High Tech, Low Life" chronicles the journey of China's pioneering citizen-reporters, bloggers who defy censorship to expose the hidden aspects of the country's rapid economic growth.[367]
NeurotypicalJuly 29, 2013Adam LarsenEmbracing Spectrum" follows the journeys of three individuals, all on the autism spectrum at different stages of their lives: a 4-year-old child, a teenager, and an adult.[368]
The Law in These PartsAugust 19, 2013and Liran AtzmorFor the first time, Israeli military and legal professionals responsible for the legal framework behind the occupation are interviewed, shedding light on a system that reflects Israel's most challenging moral dilemmas.[369]
5 Broken CamerasAugust 26, 2013Emad Burnat and Guy DavidiOscar-nominated film, 5 Broken Cameras, captures the daily life in a West Bank village amidst the construction of a security fence. This powerful documentary was filmed by a Palestinian and co-directed by an Israeli.[370]
Ping PongSeptember 9, 2013Hugh Hartford and Anson HartfordIn Ping Pong, seven players with a collective age of 620 years participate in the Over 80 World Table Tennis Championships. This inspiring documentary serves as a contemplation of mortality while celebrating the indomitable human spirit.[371]
The World Before HerSeptember 16, 2013Nisha PahujaIn The World Before Her, two contrasting Indias emerge: a small-town girl's journey in the Miss India pageant versus a militant woman's leadership in a fundamentalist Hindu camp for girls.[372]
Best Kept SecretSeptember 23, 2013Samantha BuckIn a race against time, a dedicated Newark high school teacher strives to secure a future for her autistic students before they "age out" of a compassionate and understanding support system.[373]
Brooklyn CastleOctober 7, 2013Katie DellamaggioreI.S. 318, a Brooklyn public school predominantly attended by minority students from working-class families, has an extraordinary achievement with over 30 national chess championships, making it the most successful school in the country in this regard.[374]
56 UpOctober 14, 2013Michael AptedSeven Up featured interviews with a group of 7-year-old children in 1964. Filmmaker Michael Apted continued to document their lives every seven years since then. Now, as they reach the age of 56.[375]
Listening Is an Act of Love: A StoryCorps SpecialNovember 28, 2013StoryCorps by Mike Rauch and Tim RauchExperience the transformative magic of listening through an animated special from StoryCorps, the oral history project that captures heartfelt conversations among ordinary individuals, celebrating the power of shared stories and human connections.[376]
American PromiseFebruary 3, 2014Joe Brewster and Michèle Stephenson"American Promise" follows the journey of African-American parents, Joe Brewster and Michèle Stephenson, as they document the experiences of their son and his friend who attend one of the nation's most prestigious private school.[377]

Season 27 (2014)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
When I WalkJune 23, 2014Jason DaSilvaAt the age of 25, Jason DaSilva, a promising filmmaker, received a life-altering diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. This event served as a catalyst for him to create an honest, optimistic documentary. While his pursuit of a cure remains ongoing, an unexpected twist brings a different kind of miracle.[378]
American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee BoggsJune 30, 2014Grace LeeGrace Lee Boggs, a Chinese American philosopher in Detroit has been waging a revolution for 75 years. Her story portrays an evolving city and examines the power of ideas and imagination to create change.[379]
My Way to OlympiaJuly 7, 2014Niko von GlasowWho could be more fitting to provide coverage for the Paralympics than a filmmaker with a disability who holds considers the games to be ""foolish""? However, when Niko von Glasow encounters the Rwandan sitting volleyball team and an American archer who lacks arms, his preconceived notions are shattered completely.[380]
Getting Back to AbnormalJuly 14, 2014Louis Alvarez, Andrew Kolker, Peter Odabashian and Paul SteklerNew Orleans election: Corruption. Racism. Street revelry. Unapologetic politician aiming for re-election. Let the good times roll.[381]
Dance for MeJuly 21, 2014Katrine PhilpAt the age of 15, Egor, a Russian ballroom dancer, leaves behind his familiar world and ventures into the unknown to join forces with Mie, a talented 14-year-old performer from Denmark. As he embarks on this journey, Egor must confront the sacrifices he must make.

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A Good ManJuly 21, 2014by StoryCorps and Mike Rauch and Tim RauchBryan Wilmoth and his seven younger siblings were raised in a strict, religious home. He talks to his brother Mike about reconnecting years after their dad kicked Bryan out for being gay.[383]
Fallen CityJuly 28, 2014Qi ZhaoRising From the Rubble" explores the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in Beichuan, China. The story follows the resilient survivors as they witness the rapid construction of a modern replica of their city.[384]
15 to Life: Kenneth's StoryAugust 4, 2014Nadine PequenezaDo life sentences without parole for teenagers benefit society? This thought-provoking film exposes a justice system that condemns young Americans to die in prison, through the story of a Florida man sentenced to four life terms at when he was only 15.[385]
A World Not OursAugust 18, 2014Mahdi FleifelIn this passionate and bittersweet account, the film explores the multi-generational experiences of a family living as permanent refugees in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp located in southern Lebanon.[386]
Big MenAugust 25, 2014Rachel BoyntonExecutive produced by Brad Pitt, Big Men" takes viewers to Ghana for an unprecedented exploration of the global world of oil development. The documentary delves into the intricate world of deal-making, exposing both the financial pursuits and the darker aspects of the industry.[387]
After TillerSeptember 1, 2014Martha Shane and Lana Wilson

""After Tiller"" is an eye-opening documentary about the lives of the four courageous doctors who openly provide late-term abortions in the United States. Following the assassination of Dr. George Tiller in 2009, these physicians find themselves at the center of a storm, facing immense challenges, scrutiny, and bravery.[388]

The Genius of MarianSeptember 8, 2014Banker White and Anna FitchPam White receives a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer's at 61. As Pam's family joins her in grappling with the effects of the disease, her eldest son attempts to preserve her memories by documenting their conversations.[389]
KochSeptember 22, 2014Neil BarskyEd Koch is the embodiment of a true New Yorker—feisty, humorous, and straightforward. Serving as mayor from 1978 to 1989 during a time of graffiti, financial struggles, and crime, he reflects on his life and impact before his passing in 2013.[390]
The Act of KillingOctober 6, 2014Joshua OppenheimerThis 2013 Oscar nominated documentary of 2013 invites Indonesian death-squad leaders to reenact their roles in genocide, blurring the lines as they portray both perpetrators and victims.[391]
Cutie and the BoxerNovember 11, 2014Zachary HeinzerlingNominated for an Oscar, this candid New York story explores the 40-year marriage of renowned "boxing" painter Ushio Shinohara and artist Noriko Shinohara, reflecting on love, sacrifice, and the enduring creative spirit.[392]

Season 28 (2015-16)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Out In The NightJune 22, 2015blair dorosh-walther
The OvernightersJune 29, 2015Jesse MossIn the expansive oil fields of North Dakota, men who are desperate and emotionally shattered pursue their aspirations while trying to escape their personal struggles. However, a courageous local pastor goes to great lengths to assist them, putting everything on the line.[393]
Tough LoveJuly 6, 2015Stephanie Wang-BrealAfter their children were taken into custody by Child Protective Services, two parents find themselves in a challenging battle to regain the court's trust and reunite their fractured families. Faced with the immense task ahead, they are determined to overcome the obstacles and rebuild the bonds that were once torn apart.[394]
Web JunkieJuly 13, 2015Shosh Shlam, Hilla MedaliaAfter their children were taken into custody by Child Protective Services, two parents find themselves in a challenging battle to regain the court's trust and reunite their fractured families. Faced with the immense task ahead, they are determined to overcome the obstacles and rebuild the bonds that were once torn apart.[395]
Return to HomsJuly 20, 2015Talal DerkiA look into the barricaded confines of the besieged Syrian city of Homs where 19-year-old Basset and his friends' aspirations of revolution gradually collapse alongside the crumbling structures that surround them.[396]
Tea TimeJuly 27, 2015Maite AlberdiExploring the significance of a seemingly ordinary monthly ritual of tea and pastries, we witness how it serves as a powerful means for five Chilean women to celebrate life's triumphs and navigate through challenges such as infidelity, illness, and loss.

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Beats of the AntonovAugust 3, 2015Hajooj Kuka

Amid government bombings, Sudanese civilians embrace music to reclaim their heritage, fostering hope and unity.[398]

NeulandAugust 17, 2015Anna ThommenDuring the challenges of learning a new language and preparing for employment, a dedicated teacher helps his students transition to their new life in Switzerland. In the process, they share their innermost hopes and dreams, striving to create a better future.[399]
Point and ShootAugust 24, 2015Marshall CurrySeeking a crash course in manhood, Matt VanDyke ventured away from his home in 2006, only to find himself thrust into the midst of a revolution in the Middle East.

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The Storm MakersAugust 31, 2015Guillaume Suon"This film delves into the vicious cycle of poverty, despair, and greed that drives the reality of human trafficking in Cambodia.

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Cutie and the BoxerSeptember 18, 2015Zachary HeinzerlingNominated for an Academy Award, this film explores the themes of love, sacrifice, and the creative spirit. This unfiltered narrative unfolds in the backdrop of New York City, highlighting the tumultuous 40-year marriage of renowned ""boxing"" painter Ushio Shinohara and artist Noriko Shinohara.[402]
Don't Tell Anyone (No Le Digas a Nadie)September 21, 2015Mikaela Shwer"Within a community where silence is perceived as vital for survival, Angy Rivera, an immigrant activist, becomes part of a generation of Dreamers determined to advocate for transformative change in the United States, the only place she has ever called home.

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Art and CraftSeptember 25, 2015Sam Cullman, Jennifer Grausman; co-directed by Mark Becker"Art and Craft presents a cat-and-mouse chase filled with both humor and compassion, unveiling the universal aspects of a man's quest for connection and respect.[404]
Ai Weiwei: The Fake CaseOctober 2, 2015Andreas Johnsen"As the government endeavors to stifle Ai Weiwei, his emergence as China's most influential artist has transformed him into an unwavering advocate for free speech and human rights, resonating with audiences worldwide.[405]

Season 29 (2016)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
The ReturnMay 23, 2016Kelly Duane de la Vega, Katie GallowayCalifornia altered its Three-strikes law in 2012, resulting in reduced sentences for countless ""lifers."" Witness the profound consequences as prisoners are released, families are upended, and legal professionals grapple with uncharted territory.[406]
Of Men and WarMay 30, 2016Laurent Bécue-RenardExplore the journey of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans and their families at a PTSD treatment center in California, as they strive to find healing, reconcile with their past, loved ones, and inner selves.

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The Look of SilenceJune 27, 2016Joshua OppenheimerIn this critically acclaimed film, nominated for an Oscar and winner of over 50 accolades, an optometrist seeks out the perpetrators of his brother's murder during the harrowing Indonesian genocide of 1965. He confronts them by examining their vision and demands they acknowledge their fault.[408]
Pervert ParkJuly 11, 2016Frida Barkfors, Lasse BarkforsWithin the Florida Justice Transitions trailer park, a community of 120 sex offenders resides, each grappling with personal struggles while striving to reintegrate into society. This thought-provoking film delves into the exploration of breaking the destructive cycle of sexual abuse, highlighting the significance of breaking the silence surrounding this issue.

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IrisAugust 1, 2016Albert MayslesThe film ""Iris"" brings together Albert Maysles, a renowned documentarian in his late 80s, and Iris Apfel, a 93-year-old style icon known for her vibrant, flamboyant vibrant fashion choices and sharp wit. Iris has long been a prominent figure in the New York fashion scene, and this documentary captures their unique pairing and showcases Iris's larger-than-life presence and impact.[410]
The Birth of SakéSeptember 5, 2016Erik ShiraiStep into the world of Yoshida Brewery in Japan, where a diverse brotherhood of artisans, spanning ages from 20 to 70, embark on a six-month journey of near-monastic seclusion. Through this process, they meticulously craft saké, the revered rice wine of the nation. Get an exclusive glimpse behind the scenes of their dedicated craftsmanship and the profound tradition they uphold.[411]
All the DifferenceSeptember 12, 2016Tod LendingExperience the inspiring journey of two African-American teens from Chicago's South Side, defying the odds to pursue college dreams in ""All the Difference."[412]
Kingdom of ShadowsSeptember 19, 2016Bernardo RuizIn ""Kingdom of Shadows,"" filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz explores the U.S.-Mexico drug war's choices and consequences. Through the intertwined stories of a border agent, an activist nun, and a former smuggler, the documentary reveals the human side of a misunderstood conflict. This thought-provoking film, hailed as ""unforgettable"" by The New York Times, uncovers dark corners of an ongoing human-rights crisis.

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Marathon (short)September 19, 2016Theo Rigby, Kate McLeanMarathon, a short film by Theo Rigby and Kate McLean, follows the journey of Julio Sauce, an undocumented immigrant who participates in the New York City Marathon.

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From This Day ForwardOctober 10, 2016Sharon ShattuckDirector Sharon Shattuck's father came out as transgender during her middle school years. Now, as Sharon plans her wedding, the Shattuck family reunites, prompting her to explore the resilience of her parents' marriage and the strength that held their family together.

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Pink Boy (short)October 10, 2016Eric RockeyThis intimate documentary offers a portrayal of a gender-nonconforming boy's upbringing in a conservative rural area of Florida.[416]
Hooligan SparrowOctober 17, 2016Nanfu WangFilmmaker Nanfu Wang risks danger and follows maverick activist Ye Haiyan (aka Hooligan Sparrow) and her band of colleagues to southern China in pursuit ofjusticee for the case of six elementary school girls allegedly sexually abused by their principal.[417]
Thank You for PlayingOctober 24, 2016David Osit, Malika Zouhali-WorrallAfter his son's cancer diagnosis, Ryan Green and his wife begin to document their journey with a poetic video game.[418]
What Tomorrow BringsOctober 31, 2016Beth MurphyGirls in Afghanistan's first girls' school discover the disparity between the lives they lead and the lives they dream of.[419]

Season 30 (2017-18)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Dalya's Other CountryJune 26, 2017Julia MeltzerAfter being displaced by the Syrian conflict, a family reinvents themselves. Dalya enrolls at a Catholic school and Rudayana goes to college as they navigate Muslim values in a new world.[420]
4.1 Miles (short)June 26, 2017Daphne MatziarakiAmidst the biggest refugee crisis since WWII, Greek Coast Guard Captain Kyriakos Papadopoulos and his crew bravely strive to rescue countless migrants from the perilous waters of the Aegean Sea, despite scarce resources.[421]
The War ShowJuly 3, 2017Obaidah Zytoon, Andreas DalsgaardThe War Show follows friends and journalists in Syria, starting with the 2011 Arab Spring protests and depicting the country's descent into civil war.

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Last Men in AleppoJuly 10, 2017Firas Fayyad, Steven JohannessenIn war-ravaged Aleppo, citizens brace for a siege. The film depicts daily life, death, and the struggle for sanity amidst normalized conflict.[423]
Presenting Princess ShawJuly 17, 2017Ido HaarDown on luck, aspiring musician Samantha Montgomery inspires renowned artist Kutiman to collaborate, exposing her talent to a global audience.[424]
Shalom ItaliaJuly 24, 2017Tamar Tal AnatiThree Italian Jewish brothers embark on a Tuscany journey, seeking their childhood hiding place from Nazis. History and myth entwine in memory exploration.[425]
Joe's Violin (short)July 24, 2017Kahane Cooperman, Raphaela NeilhausenHolocaust survivor Joe Feingold and Bronx schoolgirl Brianna Perez bond over a musical instrument, fostering a heartfelt friendship.[426]
Memories of a Penitent HeartJuly 31, 2017Cecilia AldarondoAldarondo's film delves into the death of her uncle Miguel, who confronted family disapproval in the era when AIDS equated to sin. Years later, the search for Miguel's partner continues.[427]
Tribal JusticeAugust 21, 2017Anne MakepeaceNative American judges draw on traditional justice concepts to tackle crime's underlying causes. Mainstream courts observe with interest.[428]
Raising BertieAugust 28, 2017Margaret ByrneAfrican American boys in rural Bertie County, NC, confront the challenges of coming of age amidst racism, violence, poverty, and educational inequity.[429]
The Grown-UpsSeptember 4, 2017Maite AlberdiFour middle-aged friends from a school for people with Down Syndrome seek autonomy in a society that marginalizes them as disabled.[430]
My Love, Don't Cross That RiverSeptember 11, 2017Jin Mo-youngAfter 76 years of marriage and a love that still feels new, an aging couple confronts the realities of their advancing romance.[431]
Swim Team October 2, 2017Lara StolmanParents of an autistic boy create a swim team, recruiting and training teens on the spectrum to train and compete with their peers with high expectations.[432]
The Islands and The WhalesOctober 9, 2017Mike DayThe Faroe Islands on the North Atlantic archipelago face the threat of their traditional hunting practices being endangered, serving as a cautionary tale to the global community.[433]
MotherlandOctober 16, 2017Ramona S. DiazExplore the world's busiest maternity hospital, situated in the Philippines—a populous, under-resourced nation.[434]
CamerapersonOctober 23, 2017Kirsten JohnsonA documentary comprised from footage spanning twenty-five years from the career of cinematographer Kirsten Johnson.[435]
Almost SunriseNovember 13, 2017Michael Collins & Marty SyjucoTwo friends endeavor to overcome haunting combat experiences by embarking on a 2,700-mile trek across America on foot.[436]

Season 31 (2018-19)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Bill Nye: Science GuyApril 18, 2018David Alvarado and Jason SussbergThe former star of the popular kids' show "Bill Nye the Science Guy" is now on a mission to educate the public on science, climate change, and another science-based worldview.[437]
Quest[438]June 18, 2018Jonathan OlshefskiPortrait of a family from North Philadelphia.
Singing with Angry Bird[439]June 25, 2018Hyewon JeeJae-Chang Kim runs a children's choir in Pune, India.
Brimstone & Glory July 2, 2018Viktor JakovleskiThe National Pyrotechnic Festival in Tultepec, Mexico..[440]
The Workers Cup[441][439]July 9, 2018Adam SobelMigrant workers in Qatar preparing for the 2020 FIFA World Cup.
Beatrice (short)[442]July 23, 2018Lorena Alvarado Beatrice Vio contracted meningitis and now is a Paralympic fencer.
Lindy Lou, Juror Number 2 July 16, 2018 Florent Vassault For 20 years, Lindy, a conservative, religious woman from the South, carried immense guilt from serving on a jury that sentenced a Mississippi man to death. Driven by regret, she reaches out to her fellow jurors.[443]
The War to Be Her July 23, 2018 Erin Heidenreich Maria Toorpakai challenges the Taliban by disguising as a boy for sports in Waziristan, "one of the most dangerous places on earth", but death threats force her to leave. Undaunted, she returns to pursue her passion.[444]
Whose Streets? July 30, 2018 Sabaah Folayan, Damon Davis "Whose Streets?" captures the Ferguson uprising, sparked by the killing of Michael Brown, as residents fight for justice and the right to live. A powerful battle cry by a new generation. Official Selection, 2017 Sundance Film Festival.[445]
Still Tomorrow August 6, 2018 Jian Fan"Still Tomorrow" depicts the remarkable journey of Yu Xiuhua, a village woman with cerebral palsy, who becomes China's renowned poet and best-selling author. The film intertwines her personal life with the changing landscape of urbanizing China.[446]
Nowhere to Hide[447]August 27, 2018Zaradasht AhmedJourney of Nori Sharif, nurse in central Iraq.
Voices of the Sea September 3, 2018 Kim Hopkins A portrayal of the harsh realities faced by impoverished rural Cubans, focusing on a mother longing for a better life. Tensions arise within the family who are torn between staying and leaving.[448]
93Queen[449] September 17, 2018 Paula Eiselt Hasidic women create the first all-female volunteer ambulance corps in New York.
Survivors[450] September 24, 2018 Anna Fitch, Lansana Mansaray, Arthur Pratt, Banker White Two health care workers in Sierra Leone face the Ebola epidemic in their country.
Dark Money[451]October 1, 2018Kimberly ReedThe influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials.
The Apology[452]October 22, 2018Tiffany HsiungThree former "comfort women" give their first-hand accounts.
Minding the Gap[453]February 18, 2019Bing LiuThe lives and friendships of three young men who love skateboarding.
306 HollywoodMarch 18, 2019Elan Bogarín, Jonathan Bogarín"306 Hollywood is a magical realist documentary where siblings excavate their late grandmother's house, blending past and present. In a quest for the essence of their material legacies, they go on a journey from New Jersey to Rome.[454]
Wendy's Shabbat (short)March 18, 2019Rachel MyersSome senior citizens gather weekly at a Wendy's to celebrate Shabbat.[455]
116 Cameras (short)March 18, 2019Davina PardoTold through an interactive hologram, this story depicts the life of Eva Schloss, a survivor of Auschwitz and stepsister of Anne Frank.[456]

Season 32 (2019-2020)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Roll Red RollJune 17, 2019Nancy SchwartzmanThe aftermath of sexual assault at a high school football party in Steubenville, OH analyzes a culture of complicitly denial, sports machismo, and social media that factored into the tragedy.[457]
The Gospel of EurekaJune 24, 2019Donal Mosher, Michael PalmieriIn a small town in Arkansas, religious and belief differences are addressed through drag shows, passion plays, political activism, and collaborative efforts.[458]
Call Her Ganda July 1, 2019PJ RavalWhen a transgender woman from the Philippines is killed by a United States Marine, three women seek justice.[459]
Bisbee '17 July 15, 2019Robert GreeneThe 100th anniversary of the Bisbee Deportation, where over a thousand immigrant miners were forcibly removed from their residences and abandoned to their death, is being commemorated by the residents of Bisbee, Arizona.[460]
On Her ShouldersJuly 22, 2019Alexandria BombachNadia Murad, a 23-year-old Yazidi, recounts her endurance of genocide and sexual enslavement perpetrated by the Islamic State group.[461]
Inventing TomorrowJuly 29, 2019Laura NixTeen innovators present solutions for environmental challenges at the Intel International and Engineering Fair.[462]
The Distant Barking of Dogs August 5, 2019Simon Lereng WilmontAmidst the on-going war in Eastern Ukraine, a ten- year old boy and his grandmother struggle to navigate life.[463]
Happy WinterAugust 12, 2019Giovanni Totaro

In anticipation of the Ferragosto holiday, more than 1,000 cabins are constructed each summer on Palermo's Mondello beach. The film depicts a group of beachgoers who are struggling to maintain their social status amidst the economic crisis.[464]

Farmsteaders[465]September 2, 2019Shaena Mallett[466]Farmsteaders provides an honest and personal account of Nick Nolan's endeavor to revive his grandfather's dairy farm at a time when large-scale farming is becoming more prevalent.
Grit September 9, 2019Cynthia Wade, Sasha FriedlanderA teenager mobilizes her community members to oppose a multinational natural gas drilling company, which is accused of being responsible for displacing 60,000 people in an Indonesian village overflowed in mud.[467]
The Silence of OthersSeptember 30, 2019Robert Bahar, Almudena Carracedo40 years after General Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain, victims and survivors are still pursuing justice.[468]
América October 7, 2019 Chase Whiteside,Erick StollDiego's carefree life in a surf shop is disrupted when he and his brothers take on caregiving duties for their injured grandmother.[469]
The Feeling of Being WatchedOctober 14, 2019 Assia BoundaouiAssia Boundaoui investigates FBI surveillance of her Muslim neighborhood in Chicago suburb, uncovering documents on "Operation Vulgar Betrayal".

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BLOWIN' UPOctober 21, 2019Stephanie Wang-BrealA collective of rebels attempt to change the criminal system and the way women arrested for prostitution are treated.[471]
Midnight Traveler December 30, 2019 Hassan Fazili After Afghan dire ctor Hassan Fazili is threatened by the Taliban, he flees with his family to seek asylum.[472]
The Rescue List March 23, 2020 Alyssa Fedele, Zachary Fink In a rehabilitation shelter in Ghana, two children are undergoing recovery after being held captive to ensalavement by fishermen. However, their narrative takes an unforeseen twist as their rescuer sets out on a mission and seeks the assistance of the children.[473]

Season 33 (2020-21)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
And She Could Be NextJune 29, 2020Grace Lee, Marjan SafiniaA women of color-led movement aims to revolutionize politics from the grassroots level. A two episode limited series.[474]
We Are the Radical MonarchsJuly 20, 2020Linda Goldstein KnowltonThe Radical Monarchs are a group of girls of color who are leading a mission for social justice

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Advocate[476]July 27, 2020Rachel Leah Jones, Philippe BellaïcheThe life of Jewish-Israeli defense attorney Lea Tsemel.
Chez Jolie Coiffure[477] August 3, 2020Rosine MbakamSabine and her employees at the beauty shop in Brussels district of Matonge advocate for migrant's rights
About LoveAugust 10, 2020Archana Atul PhadkeThe Phadke household prepares for the wedding of one of their sons.[478]
Portraits and DreamsSeptember 7, 2020Wendy Ewald, Elizabeth BarretFormer students revisit their photography from the 1970s and reflect on their lives[479]
Love ChildSeptember 14, 2020Eva Mulvad With adultery punishable by death, a secret couple flee Iran to secure a future for their son[480]
In My Blood It RunsSeptember 21, 2020Maya NewellDujuan, an Aboriginal boy has to balance Arrernte education alongside his western education in Alice Springs, Australia[481]
Our Time MachineSeptember 28, 2020Yang Sun, S. Leo ChiangA conceptual artist from China creates a "Papa's Time Machine" upon discovering that his father has Alzheimer's[482]
The InfiltratorsOctober 5, 2020Cristina Ibarra, Alex Rivera To prevent deportations, young immigrants intentionally get detained by the U.S. Border Patrol.[483]
Softie October 12, 2020Sam Soko Activist Boniface Mwangi "Softie" runs for political office in Kenya.[484]
The Mole AgentJanuary 25, 2021Maite Alberdi83-year-old Sergio is sent to spy on a Chilean retirement home suspected of elder abuse in this Academy Award nominated documentary[485]
Through the NightMay 10, 2021Loira Limbal Parents, caregivers, and children form strong connections at the 24 hour daycare[486]

Season 34 (2021-22)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
The Neutral GroundJuly 5, 2021CJ HuntCJ Hunt examines the relevance of a 1865 losing army's impact on America[487]
LandfallJuly 12, 2021Cecilia AldarondoGlimpse of Puerto Rico's reality and collective resistance post-Hurricane Maria[488]
StatelessJuly 19, 2021Michèle StephensonAn attorney advocates for Haitian Dominicans' right to citizenship .[489]
MayorJuly 26, 2021David OsitHow will a mayor run a city if he doesn't have a country?[490]
Pier KidsAugust 2, 2021Elegance BrattonChristopher Street Pier is a mecca for New York City's queer and trans youth of color[491]
The Song Of The ButterfliesAugust 30, 2021Nuria Frigola TorrentRember, an Indigenours artist travels back to his Amazonian roots[492]
Fruits of LaborOctober 4, 2021Emily Cohen IbañezA Mexican American teenager has to be the breadwinner when ICE threatens her family[493]
La Casa de Mama IchaOctober 18, 2021Oscar MolinaAt the end of her life, Mama Icha returns to Columbia after decades in the US[494]
Things We Dare Not DoOctober 25, 2021Bruno Santamaría16-year-old Ñoño from seaside village in Mexico has a secret that goes against traditional gender norms[495]
North By CurrentNovember 1, 2021Angelo Madsen MinaxDirector Angelo Madsen Minax goes back to his hometown in rural Michigan after the passing of his niece.[496]
UnapologeticDecember 27, 2021Ashley O'ShayIn the wake of two police killings, Black abolitionists hold Chicago officials responsible[497]
Not Going QuietlyJanuary 24, 2022Nicholas BruckmanA national healthcare movement is launched by Ady Barkan after he is diagnosed with ALS.[498]
On The DivideSpring 2022Maya Cueva, Leah GalantThree Latinx individuals' lives converge at the abortion clinic on the Texas-Mexico border.[499]

Season 35 (2022-23)
TitlePremiereDirectorSynopsis
Wuhan WuhanJuly 11, 2022Yung ChangIn the city of Wuhan, citizens come together to deal with the outbreak of a mysterious virus called COVID-19.[500]
Manzanar, Diverted: When Water Becomes DustJuly 18, 2022Ann KanekoNative Americans, Japanese Americans, and environmentalists in Northern California are all connected to the water owned by Los Angeles.[501]
Winter's YearningJuly 25, 2022Sidse Torstholm Larsen, Sturla PilskogA US company challenges Greenland's colonial past and propitious future[502]
He's My BrotherAugust 1, 2022Cille Hannibal, Co-director: Christine HanbergHow can a sister secure a life of dignity for her brother, who was born with multiple disabilities?[503]
PresidentAugust 8, 2022Camilla NielssonA new leader challenges the corrupt ruling party in the 2018 presidential election in Zimbabwe[504]
Faya DayiAugust 29, 2022Jessica Beshir (Director/Producer)An enticing exploration of Harar, in Ethiopia, where the euphoria-inducing plant khat reigns supreme.[505]
Love & StuffSeptember 5, 2022Judith Helfand; Co-director: David CohenA multigenerational story that explores "How do you live without your mother?"[506]
DelikadoSeptember 26, 2022Karl MalakunasLocals unite at a tropical paradise and endanger their safety to defend the last ecological frontier in the Philippines.[507]
The Last OutOctober 3, 2022Director/Producer: Michael Gassert, Sami KhanTo pursue their dreams of playing in the US major leagues, three Cuban baseball players take the risk of exile.[508]
AcceptedOctober 10, 2022Director/Producer: Dan ChenA Louisina prep school that guaratees 100% of its grads to college is faced with a national scandal[509]
An Act of WorshipAugust 8, 2022Camilla NielssonA collective momory and an alternative viewpoint of the American Muslim life over the last 30 years[510]
MidwivesNovember 21, 2022Snow Hnin Ei HlaingTwo women run a makeshift medical clinic depsite violent ethnic conflict.[511]
Let the Little Light ShineDecember 12, 2022Kevin ShawAn academic hub for Black children resist against gentrification.[512]
I Didn't See You ThereJanuary 9, 2023Reid DavenportA filmmaker with disabilities reflects on the harmful impact of the Freak Show legacy.[513]

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