S4.E6 ∙ Episode #4.6

Inspired by John Gielgud, veteran Pakistani actor Zia Mohyeddin ('Lawrence of Arabia', 'A Passage to India') recites readings from now fading Urdu literature every year. In 2010, he makes a deviation from his thirty-year tradition and reads solely from the work of one author - legendary revolutionary Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz. As contemporary Pakistan devolves into violence and instability, Zia's readings of Faiz's poetry find new resonance and leads Zia on an introspective journey into his extraordinary past and uncertain future.

After I Pick the Fruit is a documentary that follows the lives of five immigrant farm worker women over a ten-year period as they labor in the apple orchards and fields of rural western New York, migrate seasonally to Florida, raise their families, and try to hide from the Bush-era immigration raids that were conducted in response to September 11, 2001. Filmed in New York, Florida, and Mexico, this intimate, bittersweet, feature-length film illuminates a community that is nearly invisible to most Americans, and will change the way you look at our national immigration problem.

A new documentary about world renowned photographer, Joel-Peter Witkin.

Modern forensic science re-examines the evidence in the assassination of President Kennedy.

What does breakfast have to do with politics? Everything, if you ask middle school teacher Dean Greco. Join him as he runs for Congress as the All Day Breakfast Party candidate and travels the country on a mission to encourage and inspire. Watch Dean make civics part of your complete breakfast.