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An interview with Lucy: The Stolen Lives of Elephants director Fern Levitt about her documentary that inspires us to change our minds about animals in captivity.
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The fight against book bans and the effort to preserve the sharing of knowledge for America's children fuel Kim A. Snyder's The Librarians.
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Jacinda Ardern's tenure as New Zealand's Prime Minister offers a lesson in leadership, even if the documentary has a trade-off between access and insight.
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Cutting Through Rocks observes politician Sara Shahverdi as she makes history as the first woman elected to public officer in her remote Iranian town.
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The U.S.A's constitution promises life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but Death & Taxes explores how the widening rich-poor gap complicates that pledge.
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A chorus of talking heads revisits the notorious summer that transformed the Big Apple in Drop Dead City – New York on the Brink in 1975
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In All God's Children, Ondi Timoner observes as her sister, Rabbi Rachel Timoner, and Revered Dr. Robert Waterman take a leap of faith.
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