Real Time with Bill Maher

Guadalupe Sin Pasaporte is the immigrant connection between the Arab, Spanish, Indigenous and American cultures through a journey with the Virgin of Guadalupe that starts in Spain, travels through 12 states in Mexico and 9 states in the United States following a 73 day Torch Relay Run event. 'La Carrera Antorcha Guadalupana' People's voices and personal stories describe Guadalupe's cultural, spiritual and historical meaning in the immigrants life, their rights, hopes and dreams.

The General & Me is a candid, personal portrait of one of the 20th centuries most important and little understood military figures: General Vo Nguyen Giap.

The documentary feature film Openings - The Search for Harry is based on true events and is the story of one man's climb back from despair and anger, closed off from those important in his life, to reconnecting and to rebuilding an authentic, richer life. Sometimes funny, sometimes touching, this film explores life in a way that is both real and insightful. Interwoven into the film are interviews from some of today's most relevant new age personalities who share compelling insights and introduce rarely discussed concepts related to the major themes of Openings. Openings - The Search for Harry is a rare type of film, one that will open your mind as well as your heart.

A critique on free-market education reforms, undermining teacher unions, and promoting charter schools as a panacea. Shows public school parents' and educators' experiences, offering a holistic perspective on education reform.

Following the lives of four college students, independently, through a bizarre sequence of events that occur following the announcement of the capture of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. A hilarious yet thought-provoking snapshot of a turbulent time in America's recent political history through the eyes of a generation too distracted to care.

'By Blood' captures the surprising story of American Indians of African descent, or Freedmen, as they battle their own tribes and the federal government to regain their tribal citizenship. The film documents the different ways indigenous American Indian tribes, their minority members, and surrounding communities are confronting racism and intolerance.