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Episodes

  • Who is Michael Jang?: asset-mezzanine-16x9
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    Who is Michael Jang?

    S26 Ep19 |
    An elusive photographer uses street art tactics to share his previously unknown work with the world.
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    One Child Nation

    S21 Ep12 |
    Filmmaker Nanfu Wang explores the devastating impacts of China’s one-child policy.
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    We Believe In Dinosaurs

    S21 Ep10 |
    The Bible and science collide amid the battleground of a Kentucky creationism museum.
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    Accept the Call

    S21 Ep6 |
    An anguished Minnesota father tries to find out what led his son to attempt to join ISIS.
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    ATTLA

    S21 Ep5 |
    The gripping story of legendary Alaska Native dogsled racer George Attla.
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    Conscience Point

    S21 Ep4 |
    A Native American woman fights to protect her tribe from development in the Hamptons.
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    Decade of Fire

    S21 Ep2 |
    Decade of Fire covers the shocking story of when the South Bronx was on fire in the '70s.
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    Made in Boise

    S21 Ep1 |
    Made in Boise offers a rare glimpse at surrogates carrying children for intended parents.
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    Harvest Season

    S20 Ep18 |
    Harvest Season premieres on Independent Lens on Monday, May 13, 2019.

Specials

  • Who Can Become American? | The History of White People in America, Ep 6: asset-mezzanine-16x9
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    Who Can Become American? | The History of White People in America, Ep 6

    Catchy, musical short chronicles the 175-year-long arbitrary system of race in America.

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