A serious, yet humorous look into the cultural differences between Japanese and Western styles of comedy.

Three Thai boxers, all different ages, enter the ring to fight in what is considered traditional ritual and ancient code of honor.

Portrays Iraqis as proud and dignified people who are trying to survive and rebuild their lives under horrific circumstances.

A candid chronicle of the life and times of Canada's Printmaker, David Blackwood.

Follow the fascinating story of the Amish's earliest roots in 17th century Europe to this thriving colony in Jamesport Missouri.

This Oscar- nominated film explores the attempts of a white Nebraska minister to reach out to the black community, to the dismay of his own parish.

An upclose look at the infamous Jerry's Diner in Chicago 1976.

Nadia has Spinal Bifida. she knows the kids will tease her but she'll "find a way to deal with it."

This is a warm, yet wry portrait of a school unlike any other school that teaches a profession unlike any other profession.

A candid chronicle of the life and times of Canada's Printmaker, David Blackwood.

The true story of Billy the Kid

Examining the history of film preservation and restoration.

Director John Huston followed 75 US soldiers returned from active duty, in 1945, as they faced what is now called Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

For the first time in 25 years, Karzan Sherabayani is going home. As a 14 year old, he was arrested and tortured by Saddam Hussein’s secret police.

A fascinating look at the Spier Music Festival in Cape Town, South Africa. Narrated by Imogen Stubbs, featuring Rory Bremner, Tim Rice, Janet Suzman.

ilmed by the father of South African photography and former artistic director of Drum Magazine, this is the story of a black magazine in a white world.

A chronicle of Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers meteoric career, from Harlem street corner 'doo-wop' sessions to national TV and movie appearances.

From the loss of biodiversity to health scares about GM food, the effects of genetic technology are prompting more and more debate.

4 part series about Jazz music and the musicians who play it.

A remarkable group of trekkers with physical limitations on an expedition to the world's highest mountain.

Dr. Judy Griffin, a nutritional chemist, was dying from Crohn’s disease when her prayers were answered by a very unexpected source: the flower kingdom.

A remarkable group of trekkers with physical limitations on an expedition to the world's highest mountain.