Reveals one of the 20th century's most important but least understood stories—how millions chose to battle the forces of brutality and oppression with nonviolent weapons and won.

Documents the spectacular defeat of Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic, not by force of arms but by an ingenious nonviolent strategy of honest elections and massive civil disobedience.

The story of a people united, not by one leader or one party, but by one idea: a better future, in a country of their own.

How an emerging opposition created the 2011 uprising, and how its aspirations were thwarted by entrenched forces.

Tells the human stories behind the truth and reconciliation commissions in Morocco, Peru, South Africa and East Timor.

A feel-good documentary following a group of quirky teenage outcasts as they create and perform a musical based on their funny and sometimes painful experiences in an elite high school.

This half-hour television documentary is a first-person account of a filmmaker's visit to Jerusalem and the Israeli-occupied territories in May, 1988. An intimate personal view of Palestinian life under Israeli occupation in which the filmmaker becomes a participant in the story.

In November 1982, 150,000 Vietnam veterans came to Washington, D.C. to participate in five days of emotional ceremonies ending in the dedication of the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Wall. This film is about those five days of healing, sadness, joy and pride.