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Big daddy Shapiro spews words of truth and knowledge as he covers political issues and current events. He will not - dare we say, cannot - be stopped. Out with the feelings, and in with the facts, because this thug suffers no fools, cowards or charlatans.

Would the Tibetan diaspora move back to Tibet if a "Free Tibet" was actually realized? "Jigme", a young hustler in Queens, starts a moving business in anticipation of Tibetan Americans moving back to a free Tibet.

The story of Linday, Daniela and Dariela unfolds across borders, along with their mothers and a sky full of planes that travel with the dreams of the three girls who never lose the ability to transmit hope to their families.

ICON...OR IDIOT? The most controversial political commentator of our day, Ann Coulter has sparred with Katie on the "Today Show," faced down Alan Dershowitz on "Geraldo" and sparked stormy confrontation on scores of college campuses. The author of three New York Times bestsellers, Coulter has a mad-cap mouth and an allergy to political correctness. But who is the woman behind the stinging barb and the quick wit? And what does she really believe when you strip off the rhetoric? Is it true what they say about Ann? takes you behind the bombast through original interviews with the woman Al Franken calls the reigning diva of the hysterical right and who George magazine selected as one of the twenty most fascinating women in politics.

In 2017, podcaster and comedian Ben Kissel (Last Podcast on the Left) ran for Brooklyn Borough President to stand up for the residents in his neighborhood. Facing many challenges from New York City's political establishment, Ben and his team documented their campaign to show that by running for local office in the country's biggest city, even a "tall man for the small man" can make a big difference.

Short film documentary about the routine of Josefa, 65 years old ladie that depends on brazilian Public Heath Department to be taken care. Through a hybrid narrative, the film presents diferents aspects of her life that determines her current health condition.

On the day before municipal elections a tramp wonders the streets of Sao Paulo amidst a Graffiti Party. The streets are his home; the party takes place at his house. Exited, he screams protest words taken from Glauber Rocha's movie The Age of the Earth as we hear some of his thoughts regarding democracy, institutions and society in Brazil.

This thriller series follows Harriet Dunkley, a rising British diplomat who is an important player in the British government, with a talent for resolving complex political situations. When Harriet receives alarming information, she becomes caught up in a web of conspiracy and corruption that threatens her career and even puts her life in danger. A passionate political thriller series that keeps you on your toes with its level of suspense and talented cast.

The film opens in the year 1988 with the death of Mumbai's King of Dharavi (Asia biggest slum) Varadarajan Mudaliar. Following his death, the rival group goes on a rampage and we are introduced to Anna (Satyaraj) who takes the job of protecting Varadarajan's Dharavi in his hands and letting his son Vishwa (Vijay) to be brought up in Australia. Over there he leads a dance troop and falls in love with Meera (Amala Paul). Later, Vishwa finds that Meera is a Mumbai cop and she pretend to be in love with him just to know about the locality of his father. His father is later killed by the scums of Mumbai and how Vishwa avenge his father's death and how he leads the Dharavi people forms the rest of the story.

Britain's Racist Election reveals what happened when a small British town gained national and international notoriety following the unprecedented culture collision between immigrants and the white community at the start of the era of mass immigration.

The 1964 United States presidential campaign, between incumbent Democratic President Lyndon Johnson and Republican U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater, was a dividing line in modern American politics and society. Before 1964, political advertisements were usually sedate and dignified, often even boring. Politicians almost never attacked each other directly. The Republican Party was dominated by its East Coast-based liberal wing. The Northeastern states tended to vote Republican, and the Deep South states of the old Confederacy had voted solidly Democratic since just after the Civil War. In 1964, all that changed.

Tentacles of corruption created to exhaust and prevent adequate medical care and compensation to those injured, in an indifferent workplace.

In the near future, the Red Diamond tech company creates a new Artificial Intelligence machine. Voche, a machine-rights activist, races to free the AI and prove it's a conscious being.

President John F. Kennedy's firm stance against Soviet pressure to control and govern West Berlin becomes one of the many strengths of his Cold War administration. From the first 30 days in office until his pronounced Berlin address, President Kennedy is vividly remembered.