Katrina 10 Years After the Storm with Robin Roberts

Low Coal is a deeply troubling window into the world of the Coal industry and the areas it has colonized. Showing what it's like to live with the legacy of Coal, this film profiles dozens caught up in the battle over Coal's future. There's a battle going on in the Southern Coalfields, summed up in an oft-quoted phrase by those who would like to see all mining end- There are no jobs on a dead planet. While this battle rages outside the mines, miners face barbaric conditions and extreme risks underground to, in their words, 'keep our economy going'. Low Coal is an un-varnished expose of life and struggle in the coalfields of the 21st century.

A portrait of a crime-show host in Trinidad who attempts to bring justice to murder and kidnapping victims.

Directed by Charles B. Brack 55 minutes, 2008 In 2003, Sakia Gunn was fatally stabbed in a gay hate crime in Newark, New Jersey. She was fifteen years old and called herself an Aggressive, an homosexual woman of color who dresses in masculine attire but does not necessarily identify as either lesbian or female-to-male transgender. Dreams Deferred depicts the homophobia that caused her untimely death and questions the lack of national media coverage of the murder of a Black Gay youth.

'Accidental Warrior: Part I: Capture' follows the adventures of the witty, brilliant, and opiate-dependent journalist Barrett Brown, whose introduction to Anonymous lands him in a battle against the dark roots of the surveillance state.