INDIA`S FAST LANE by Ed Kashi produced by Talking Eyes Media A visual exploration of India’s journey from Gandhi’s vision of spiritual bucolic tranquility to a nation playing a dominant role in the global marketplace.	THREE by Ed Kashi Produced by Talking Eyes Media Ed Kashi plays on the visual appetite of a hectic world, employing triptychs that span eras and continents, challenging our notions of perspective and the individual image.	CURSE OF THE BLACK GOLD by Ed Kashi produced by Talking Eyes Media Curse of the Black Gold: 50 Years of Oil in the Niger Delta takes a graphic look at the profound cost of oil exploitation in West Africa.	LIFE WITHOUT LIGHTS by Peter DiCampo In Ghana, where the sun sets at 6pm and rises at 6am, residents of communities lacking electricity are left to live half of their lives in the dark.
GEORGIA by Ron Haviv After a series of clashes between Georgian and South Ossetian forces in the summer of 2008, Georgia launched an aerial bombardment and ground attack on the breakaway region.	COME SELMA. WE HAVE TO RUN. by Antonin Kratochvil Selma W. Engle recalls the harrowing events of October 1943, when she narrowly survived a successful uprising at a Nazi death camp. This is her story. Shot while on assignment for Reader's Digest.	CARPET CULTURE by Donald Weber Carpet Culture offers a glimpse onto the red carpet during the Toronto International Film Festival.	PAPARAZZI by Jessica Dimmock Paparazzi! explores the ghoulish fascination with images of celebrities and looks at the hunter/prey relationship between photographer and Hollywood star.
CHERNOBYL STALKERS by Donald Weber The people most affected by the explosion of Reactor Number Four on the morning of April 26,1986, soon learned that the event known as Chernobyl was predicted by a feature film made seven years earlier.	THE FIRES WITHIN - SRI LANKA AT WAR by Ron Haviv With 70,000 dead, the 25 year-old Sri Lankan war still rages. The fighting between the Tamil Tigers and the Government has recently become more violent, without little chance of a diplomatic solution.	GODVILLE by Antonin Kratochvil From New York City, driving down South and across Texas, through the deserts to Las Vegas and up north into the Badlands of South Dakota and back, "GodVille" is Antonin Kratochvil's vast 6000 mile cross-cultural view of America today.	ALL MY ENEMIES by Ron Haviv Battles between rival gangs and ethnic groups are resulting in a movement of people and a new formation of the old problem of gang violence.
LEBANON - RENEGADE WARRIORS by Antonin Kratochvil Tension is high in Lebanon as the country's militias battle for supremacy.	MODEST: WOMEN IN MIDDLE EAST by Alexandra Boulat A compilation of work throughout an incredible career that features an unprecedented look at the lives of women in the Middle East.	LOST LIVES by John Stanmeyer Stigmatized, forgotten and often locked away, Asia's mentally ill are left to wallow in a living hell.	ROAD WORKS by Antonin Kratochvil Operation Homecoming is a unique docudrama that explores the firsthand accounts of American soldiers through their own words and is part of PBS's America at a Crossroads series.
THE FLIGHT FROM IRAQ by Joachim Ladefoged The fleeing of Iraqis from their war-torn country is creating the largest refugee crisis in the Middle East since 1948.	50/50: HIP-HOP FROM ISRAEL AND PALESTINE by Alexandra Boulat On both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, rappers are the voice of a new generation whose weapons are lyrics and music.	BLOOD AND HONEY by Ron Haviv A unique record of the Balkans conflict, from its beginnings in 1991 to the hostilities in Macedonia.	CHILD ALERT DARFUR by Ron Haviv For over three years, conflict in Darfur has torn apart the lives of over 2.5 million people, mostly women and children.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO by Ron Haviv The death toll from the conflict in the DRC is the highest ever attributed to war in Africa or indeed anywhere in the world since World War II.	TSUNAMI REVISITED by John Stanmeyer Twelve months after the devastating Asian Tsunami, which killed more than 200,000 people in December 2004.	BALI MYSTICS by John Stanmeyer Island of The Spirits Bali	D.R.C: FORGOTTEN WAR by Haviv, Knight, Kratochvil, Ladefoged and Nachtwey An examination of the devastating impact on human life after decades of war.
24/7: THE ARAB WORLD by Boulat, Knight, Kratochvil and Ladefoged A snapshot of the modern, day-to-day life of people in seven Middle East countries.
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PART ONE: INTRODUCTION, PANAMA by Ron Haviv It was through his work in Panama in 1989 that Ron Haviv ...	PART TWO: BLOOD AND HONEY, IRAQ 2003 by Ron Haviv Ron Haviv's first book project, Blood and Honey: A Balkan War Journal, ...	PART THREE: HAITI ELECTION, DARFUR, CONGO. by Ron Haviv Ron Haviv discussed three of his latest multimedia projects that combin ...	PART ONE: INTRODUCTION, NORTH KOREA by Christopher Morris Christopher Morris discussed one of his recent Time Magazine assignment ...
PART TWO: CHECHEN WAR, IRAQ WAR by Christopher Morris Christopher Morris discussed his work as a war photographer in Chechnya ...	PART THREE: THE PRESIDENT, MY AMERICA by Christopher Morris After two decades of documenting international conflicts around the wor ...	PART ONE: INTRODUCTION, HOMELESS CHILDREN IN JAKARTA by James Nachtwey James Nachtwey spoke with Alex Chadwick of NPR at the 2006 Pasadena ...	PART TWO: EARLY WORK & CAREER by James Nachtwey James Nachtwey talked with Alex Chadwick of NPR about his early career, ...
PART THREE: 9/11 AND THE PASSION OF ALLAH by James Nachtwey James Nachtwey talked with Alex Chadwick of NPR about his experience of ...	PART ONE: INTRODUCTION, TSUNAMI REVISITED by John Stanmeyer John Stanmeyer discussed his work for international editions of magazin ...	PART TWO: BURMA NIGHTS, RANGOON LIGHTS by John Stanmeyer John Stanmeyer discussed and presented his photographs of the intensely ...	PART THREE: BALI WITH A HOLGA by John Stanmeyer John Stanmeyer discussed and presented a series of photographs, taken w ...