He's at it again! Michael Moore explores the health care crisis in America and compares it to other countries.

Three-part disc that allows you behind the scenes at Windsor Castle, showing a dinner that required 6 months of planning, a season at Windsor, the Queen herself, and more.

Two gay men in a long-term committed relationship take in several foster kids with special needs. When it's found that one of their children is no longer believed to be HIV positive, can the state take the child away from them so it can adopt out to a "traditional" family?

Twin brothers dealing with the one's desperate need to become a woman.

After dealing with the disintegration of his family through the Jim Bakker scandal, Jay decides to start his own church that is universally welcoming and not about hypocrisy or restrictions. At the same time, he is dealing with his mom's sickness and eventual death and his estrangement from his dad.

Argentina's golden years under Peron ended and the country faced financial ruin. This doc looks at the political candidates for the 2003 election, as well as a new concept of closed factories being "occupied" by its former employees and run by them.

China has the largest population in the world. In an attempt to control their population, China limits each family to only one child. This doc explores the ramifications of such a radical law - abandoned girl babies, too many men and not enough women, and "Little Emporer" syndrome.

A Catholic nun does research to prove that Jews should not be blamed for the crucifixion of Christ. Defends this issue at Vatican II and gets Catholic dogma changed.

An unknown runs against a family legacy for a seat in Congress.

A detailed look at the miners' strike in the 1970's - the reasons behind it and the controversy and violence that surrounded it.

Great overview of her troubled early life, her marriages, her film career, her attempts at happiness and her tragic early death.

A trans-gender man suffering from ovarian cancer.

A photographer working in the red-light district of Calcutta to follow the prostitutes begins to get involved with the children of the prostitutes.

Interviews and footage from students and protesters help you to fully understand how the rallies started and what they were all about.

Did you know that Lizzie Borden's situation bore a strong resemblance to the OJ Simpson one? She was acquitted of murder, only to be ostracized by most of her old friends.

Why are midwives so unpopular in the US?

Fascinating and horrifying, this documentary has interviews with both the survivors of the bombs, as well as the bombers themselves.

Fascinating overview of the many facets of Chinese culture. Between martial arts students, rice paddy farmers, Olympic gymnasts and discussions of China's unique population control policies, this was visually beautiful and so interesting.

The United States' involvement in the Vietnam conflict.

What it's like to be a student at West Point, with an interesting twist - this was filmed both right before and after September 11th.