International Dateline: Egypt's Facebook Freedom
Category: News & Current Affairs
While it's supposed to be a social networking site, Facebook has become the front line tool for Egypt's struggling democracy movement, as Dateline details in this fascinating report.

The Prisoner Or: How I Planned to Kill Tony Blair
Category: Documentaries
This doc details an absurd, but sadly real comedy of errors where a freedom-loving Iraqi journalist is mistaken as Tony Blair's would-be assassin and sent to Abu Ghraib Prison.

CINEMONDO: Daratt
Category: World Cinema
This fable-like gem opens in a small village in Chad, as the government is about to announce the fates of those accused of war crimes during the country’s long civil war. When amnesty is granted, 16-year-old Atim is sent on a conflicted path of revenge.

CINEMONDO: A Time for Drunken Horses
Category: World Cinema
The award-winning first film of renowned director Bahman Ghobadi. In a remote Kurdish village on the Iran-Iraq border, five motherless children endure hard scrabble lives, smuggling in order to survive.

In Focus: The Genetic Conspiracy
Category: News & Current Affairs
How safe are genetically modified foods? Germany recently started permitting the techniques at home, and In Focus takes this opportunity to examine its use and history.

Who Is Mordechai Vanunu?
Category: News & Current Affairs
This film recounts the true story of Mordechai Vanunu - the nuclear technician who became one of the most controversial figures in Israel's history.

International Dateline: Zimbabwe Hell
Category: News & Current Affairs
In the lead up to the Presidential run-off, Dateline enters Zimbabwe to secretly film the horrific reality of daily intimidation, torture and murder of Opposition supporters.

Chahinaz: What Rights For Women?
Category: Documentaries
A vibrant Algerian student, Chahinaz, doesn't understand why women aren't considered equal to men according to the laws of her country. This leads her on a quest to find out what life is like for other women around the world.

International Dateline: Graffiti Art in Sao Paolo
Category: News & Current Affairs
This week Dateline invites you to the sewer tunnels of Sao Paulo, to see artworks that have galleries in London and New York in a frenzy.

FELA: Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense
Category: World Music
He created the genre of Afrobeat, and became the symbol of musical protest; the late great Fela Kuti was a powerhouse of creativity and energy who challenged social, musical and political boundaries.

Soweto Strings
Category: Documentaries
In 1992 viola player Rosemary Nalden founded the Buskaid Music School in Soweto township. "Soweto Strings" shows Rosemary as a demanding but beloved mentor, inspired by the whole-hearted way that the students have embraced classical music.

Darling!
Category: Documentaries
Controversial South African political satirist Pieter-Dirk Uys allows writer/director Julian Shaw into his previously off-limits inner world. The result is a startling document of Pieter's work educating school children HIV/AIDS.

CINEMONDO: Making Of
Category: World Cinema
This courageous film tells the story of Bahta, a young Tunisian man drawn into fundamentalism. When it is revealed that the film is really the "making of" another movie, the actor playing Bahta must take a stand on his role.

CINEMONDO: The President's Last Bang
Category: World Cinema
The scandalous story of the assassination of the South Korean President in 1979. Part of our new world cinema series Cinemondo. Tune in Sunday at 8 p.m. PT.

CINEMONDO: Stolen Life
Category: World Cinema
In this Chinese film by director Li Shaohong, a young girl finds herself shunned by the world when she becomes pregnant out of wedlock.

Salman Ahmad

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