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The rich but undertold history of America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), from pre-slavery to now.
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Marcos Doesn’t Live Here Anymore examines the US immigration system through eyes of a couple separated by deportation.
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Happiness tells a story of the bittersweet seduction of technology and progress in a remote Himalayan village.
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Preview 0:00:30 Containment Trailer
Containment weaves between an uneasy present and an imaginative but troubled distant future, exploring the idea that over millennia, nothing stays put. -
Clip 0:02:12 10,000 Years in the Future
Scientists and futurists explain the possible scenarios of radioactive waste 10,000 years from now. -
Clip 0:01:42 Material That Will Last 100,000 Years
Two former Chairs of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission express concern about the safety of nuclear power and waste -
Clip 0:01:29 Nuclear Fishing
Take a tour of the swampy area in Burke County, Georgia, adjacent to Savannah River Site nuclear facility. The distance separating the two is the width of the river itself. -
Preview 0:00:30 Best and Most Beautiful Things Trailer
Michelle, a precocious 20-year-old, is legally blind and on the autism spectrum, with big dreams and varied passions. Her joyful story of self-discovery as a celebration of outcasts everywhere. -
Clip 0:01:58 Online vs. Offline When You’re Blind
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Clip 0:02:40 It’s Not You, It’s the Autism Speaking
Young woman on autism spectrum confronts a former teacher. -
Clip 0:02:29 A Flogger for Christmas
Legally blind Michelle receives a BDSM toy from her boyfriend for Christmas. -
Clip 0:00:36 Patels Must Marry Patels
Ravi Patel's parents explain to him the importance of marrying a Patel -
Clip 0:01:32 Unnecessary Pep Talk
Ravi Patel's parents try to matchmake him at a wedding. -
Clip 0:01:32 Patel Matrimonial Convention
Ravi Patel's parents make him attend a matchmaking expo -
Preview 0:00:30 Meet the Patels Trailer
Ravi is almost 30, an actor, and, worst of all to his traditional Hindu parents, still unmarried. After he breaks up with his girlfriend, Ravi allows mom and dad to play matchmaker. -
Clip 0:01:25 Gore Vidal: Revolutionary or Degenerate?
A closer look at Gore Vidal, iconoclastic writer and intellectual, who was picked to represent the left in debates with right-wing William F. Buckley. -
Preview 0:00:30 Best of Enemies Trailer
In 1968, leftist Gore Vidal and neoconservative William F. Buckley squared off in what became a watershed moment for political coverage on television. -
Clip 0:01:16 “Crypto-Nazi” and Other Insults
Buckley and Vidal, seething with contempt for each other, almost come to blows on live TV. -
Clip 0:02:16 America Split at the Seams
For all their bitter differences, Buckley and Vidal agreed upon the fact that in 1968, America was a divided nation.