Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
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- A conversation with Susan Sontag
- A question of fairness
- A struggle for educational equality, 1950-1980
- Acting through life
- Allan Houser
- Amal Amiredh on life in the occupied West Bank
- An irresistible vision : Mandela and the end of apartheid
- Anatomy for beginners
- Art in the age of Alfonso el Sabio
- As American as public school, 1900-1950
- Azizah al-Hibri on interfaith dialogue
- Bacterialand
- Battle of the brains
- Becoming American : the Chinese experience, Program 2, Between two worlds
- Becoming American : the Chinese experience, Program 3, No turning back
- Benjamin Barber on globalization
- Big brother, big business
- Bill Viola : the eye of the heart
- Birds : flying and gliding
- Bloody cartoons
- Bloomsday Cabaret
- Body detectives
- Broken English : the effects of brain damage on language
- Buying the war
- Case studies in childhood obsessive-compulsive disorder
- Casting calls
- Castro and the Cuban Revolution
- Cellular respiration
- Changing Christianity : from schism to ecumenism
- Chaos & order : making American theater
- Charlemagne and the Holy Roman Empire
- Chichén Itzá : the water sorceros
- Childhood obesity : reversing the trend
- China rising
- China's prosperity : behind the scenes of progress
- Chinese Communist Party : the new leap forward
- Christianity
- Christianity and Islam : truth to tell
- Christians against Christians
- Cities
- Cities & cathedrals
- City living
- Cola wars : message in a bottle
- Colombia : cocaine's battleground
- Correspondent : a shifting world, Slum cities
- Daniel Yankelovich on public opinion research
- Dante : visions of the Inferno
- Death by stoning : justice, punishment, and human rights
- Decaying cities : the challenge of revitalization
- Democracy left behind
- Desperate business : human organs for sale
- Diagnosis bipolar : five families search for answers
- Digital divide : teachers, technology, and the classroom
- Dishing democracy : Arab social reform via satellite TV
- Domino : interracial people and the search for identity
- Don Francisco : Spanish-language tv's superstar showman
- Dreaming a nation : the Kurds
- Dying to leave
- Education
- Egyptology : Tutankhamun's tomb and the Rosetta Stone
- El contrato
- Ernesto Sábato : cronista de una época
- España medieval
- Ethiopia : TV in Africa
- Exclusive to al-Jazeera
- Fashion and clothing
- Fatherless in America
- Female circumcision : human rites
- Fighting on both sides of the law : Mandela and his early crusade
- Food and obesity : what we eat
- Food fight : childhood obesity and the food industry
- Forging the future : China's industrial heritage
- Freakonomics
- Fritz Scholder
- From the mists of the North, the Germanic tribes
- Fundamentalist fervor
- Furor Teutonicus, pax Romana : the saga of the Goths
- Get Cartier! : defending a crown
- Global cities : immigration and the world economy
- Globalization at a crossroads
- Gothic cathedrals of Europe
- Grace Medicine Flower, Joseph Lonewolf
- Great artists
- Great cities : rise of the megalopolis
- Green pacts and greenbacks
- Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer
- Gutted
- Hamas : the untold story
- Harvest of loneliness : Cosecha triste
- Helen Hardin
- Hidden peoples of China
- Hispanics in the media
- How mad are you? : a search for insanity
- Human version 2.0
- I'm coming out
- If I could
- In the name of Allah
- In the name of Christ
- In the name of God : hoy word, holy war
- Indus : the unvoiced civilization
- Inferential statistics
- Inside an earthquake
- Inside the Internet
- Introducción a la literatura Española : Introduction to Spanish literature
- Is feminism dead?
- Ivory Coast : TV in Africa
- Japanese architectural design : East meets West
- Jihad TV
- Jon Stewart on humor and an informed public
- Kathleen Hall Jamieson on political advertising
- Khomeini's children : imprisoned youth?
- Knights & tournaments
- La intrusa
- La menace suspendue : la vague : (vers 1831)
- Landslide : gravity kills
- Larger than life : India's bollywood film culture
- Lascaux, préhistoire de l'art : Grotte de Lascaux, Dordogne, France, (vers 18000 avant le présent)
- Latin American women artists : 1915-1995
- Le bourgeois gentilhomme
- Learning peace : a big school with a big heart
- Les francophones de bout du mond : Francophones from around the world
- Lessons from the real world : social issues and student involvement
- Lifting the yoke : Ukraine
- Living stones in the eastern Mediterranean
- Loloma
- Lorsque le monde parlait arabe : When the world spoke Arabic
- Luis Sepúlveda
- Madame Chiang Kai-shek
- Magic of the image : photography revealed = Magie de l'image : la photographie révélée
- Maintaining the truth : epistles of the New Testament
- Making schools work : Robert Slavin on Success for All
- Making schools work : conversations with Anthony Alvarado & Eric Smith
- Making schools work, with Hedrick Smith
- Male violence : a room full of men
- Managing the difficult group
- Marcel Duchamp : in twenty-six minutes
- Mark Hertsgaard on the world's love/hate relationship with America
- Media literacy for teens
- Mellan två världar : Amin Maalouf : Brobyggaren : Mellan öst och väst = Between two worlds : Amin Maalouf : building a bridge between East and West
- Mirror, mirror : Northern Ireland
- Money never sleeps
- Monks & heretics
- Mujeres de América latina : Women of Latin America
- Music in the age of Alfonso el Sabio
- New media, religion, and their impact on elections
- News from the Holy Land : theory and practice of reporting conflict
- No rest for the weary : the cultural revolution and its origins
- Octavio Paz
- One night in Bhopal
- Opposing aggression and bullying
- Our genes/our choices : a production of The Fred Friendly Seminars at the Columbia University School of Journalism in assocition with Thirteen/WNET in New York
- Out of control : AIDS in Black America
- Paper gods
- Passion of the saints, [4], The road to sainthood
- Peasants & nobles
- Pedro Calderón de la Barca
- People say I'm crazy
- Portrait of an Onnagata
- Portraits and snapshots
- Portraits in meeting, dating, and maintaining relationships
- Portraits in non-consensual sexuality
- R.C. Gorman
- Race and intelligence : science's last taboo
- Race and sex : what we think (but can't say)
- Rafael Alberti
- Rage to revenge : the science of violence
- Raoul Léger : the elusive truth
- Recipe for success : how children learn
- Reconquering the conquest : Quebec
- Religion, war, and violence : the ethics of war and peace
- Richard Rodriguez on being American
- Rubén DarÃo
- Sartre : the road to freedom
- Secrets of the bog people
- Sense and sensation : English culture in the eighteenth century
- Sexual and racial stereotypes in the media
- Shouting fire : stories from the edge of free speech
- Siglo XIII y XIV : de la anonimia a la conciencia de autor = The Middle Ages : from anonymity to authorship
- Siglo XVIII : el siglo de las luces = 18th century : the age of Enlightenment
- Siglo XX : Literatura española en la posguerra = The 20th century : Spanish post-war literature
- Siglo XX : la generación del '27 = The 20th century, generation of '27
- Snowball earth
- Spain's multicultural past
- Spanish flu
- Spirit & nature, Part 1 and 2
- Spirits of the state
- Stories of women in Kabul : a report
- Storm over Europe : the Huns are coming
- Stress, trauma, and the brain
- Suburban America : problems & promise
- Suicide bomber no. 47 : the story of Wafa Idriss
- Tales from the global economy : the cappuccino trail
- Tanzania/Zanzibar : TV in Africa
- Targeting terror
- Teaching tools for microeconomics : from John Stossel
- Television around the world : Indonesia
- Television around the world : Iran
- Teotihuacán : the birthplace of the fifth sun
- The American Transcendentalists
- The Chinese Revolution
- The Moorish South
- The Patriot Act
- The adventure of English, 500 A.D. to 2000 A.D.
- The art of Barbara Hepworth
- The battle for Islam
- The big chill : a looming ice age?
- The bottom line in education, 1980 to the present
- The caves of Altamira
- The common school, 1770-1890
- The curse of oil
- The dark heart
- The five pillars of Islam
- The hungry eye : Walker Evans
- The killing of Kashmir
- The kindness of strangers : altruism and human nature
- The lost city of New Orleans
- The lost libraries of Timbuktu
- The love lab : putting marriages back together
- The medieval manuscript : art and function
- The minds of men
- The mommy mystique
- The nation returns
- The nation returns
- The people's court : introducing the rule of law in China
- The picaresque novel
- The poisoned dream, May 19, 1980
- The process of birth
- The road to nowhere : Yugoslavia
- The south bank show : August Wilson
- Thin
- Time frenzy
- To have and have not
- To open out
- Too close to heaven : the story of gospel music
- Topsy : William Morris
- Un monde manga : Manga world
- Understanding gizmos and widgets
- Venice : a secondhand city?
- Vietnamese Americans : the new generation
- Voices of disposable people
- Voices of power
- Walled in : the politics of building barriers
- War spin : the media and the Iraq war/
- Wearing hijab : uncovering the myths of Islam in the United States
- What in the world?
- What is Truth? : the Gospels and their authors
- When the Moors ruled in Europe
- Whose truth is the truth? : New Testament apocrypha and codification of the canon
- Women and alcoholism
- Women in the combat zone
- Women's rights : raising the glass ceiling
- World-class healthcare : why isn't the U.S. the best?
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