One World Documakers | Journeyman Pictures

After a repressive history, Uruguay's left-wing government is paving the way for a new generation of digital-savvy, globalised nationals by being the first country to give every child their own laptop.

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Right As Rain Part One

Australia | 2011

For over thirty years, farmer and horse breeder, Peter Andrews, has tried to convince scientists, bureaucrats and politicians of the effectiveness of his innovative landscaping methods - what he calls natural sequence farming - which he has developed in an attempt to counteract drought and erosion. Now some very influential and highly placed Australians have rallied to his cause, while scientific…

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One Thousand Pictures - RFK

United States | 2011

As Bobby Kennedy's body was transported by train from New York to Washington D.C. following his assassination, Magnum photographer Paul Fusco captured indelible images of the thousands of mourners that lined the rail tracks to pay their respects.

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Brother No 2

Cambodia | 2011

Nuon Chea, or 'Brother Number 2' of the Khmer Rouge, was one of Pol Pot's most infamous deputies. We bring you a series of shocking interviews; the only time he has told the true story of his time in power.

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After The Party

Egypt | 2011

Egypt's tattered economy has reduced the newly-appointed PM to tears and protesters are increasingly divided. Yet some have vowed to continue fighting even if the recent elections have reduced their numbers.

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Four Legged Library

Colombia | 2011

Deep in the Colombian countryside years of conflict have left the people without books, let alone the internet. But one man and his donkey are bringing books to children and healing a wounded nation.

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Electric Dreams

Israel/Palestine | 2011

In the debate over how to reduce carbon emissions a big question is what to do about our addiction to gas-guzzling cars. One Israeli entrepreneur with an ambitious global plan thinks he has the solution.

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In Their Sights

Afghanistan | 2011

The 'kill-capture' campaign is one of the most controversial and secretive strategies of the Afghan conflict. This year alone 11,000 insurgents have been killed or captured. Its proponents claim that it has been successful, but several missions have gone horribly wrong, killing local leaders and civilians. This doc investigates how the covert strategy was developed, how it is being implemented an…

One Laptop Per Child

Uruguay | 2011

Right As Rain Part One

Australia | 2011

One Thousand Pictures - RFK

United States | 2011

Brother No 2

Cambodia | 2011

After The Party

Egypt | 2011

Four Legged Library

Colombia | 2011

Electric Dreams

Israel/Palestine | 2011

In Their Sights

Afghanistan | 2011