Connections explores an Alternative View of Change (the subtitle of the series) that rejects the conventional linear and teleological view of historical...

Film on the medicalisation of female sexual dysfunction.

We relied on repeatedly getting their consent every time we filmed with anyone in the hospital."

The most poignant moment in the film — and its masterstroke — are scenes of a wedding party complete with guests, cake, music and bride. The only thing missing is the groom himself: he is studying in Spain and has not been permitted to reenter Gaza. The families decide to go ahead with the wedding anyway, an act of defiance and desperation. There is perhaps no more powerful symbol of Gaza's plight than this, the abandoned bride of Palestine sitting alone and surrounded by well-wishers unable to do a thing to help her.

In adopting this identity these youths seem to be consciously rejecting Arab culture -- which after all, they perceive as having rejected them -- and embracing a world in which black is beautiful, successful and rich.

a 2008 documentary film which explores the events surrounding the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse. The film was directed by Errol Morris.

The Lobotomist, a PBS documentary about Walter Freeman. It shows how the lobotomy came to be regarded as a cure for most types of mental illness.

parkour documentary