
POV — Season 35

The initial unfolding of the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when the people of Wuhan and the city's dedicated medical staff confronted a novel and enigmatic virus.

The history bears witness to profound injustices: Japanese Americans imprisoned within the confines of Manzanar during World War II; Native populations displaced from ancestral lands; ranchers compelled to sell their holdings to the Los Ang…

Greenland grapples with the legacy of Danish colonialism and the allure of a future shaped by a U.S. firm constructing a smelting plant.

Christine dedicates herself to securing lives of dignity for both herself and her brother, Peter.

In the 2018 presidential election in Zimbabwe, a fresh voice challenged the entrenched corruption of the ruling party, stepping forward to claim leadership.

Khat, a plant known for its stimulating effects, holds a significant place in the lives of those who cultivate it in Harar, Ethiopia. This is a glimpse into that world, exploring both the plant's influence and the daily existence of its har…

The narrative follows a love story spanning generations, centered on a daughter's devotion to her mother in her final illness, and her unexpected decision to adopt a child in her fifties.

On an island haven, the inhabitants face peril in their efforts to protect the Philippines' final untouched wilderness.

Driven by the singular ambition of reaching the United States major leagues, three Cuban baseball players face the perilous prospect of exile.

The esteemed Louisiana preparatory school, renowned for its perfect college placement record – every graduate proceeding directly to higher education – is embroiled in controversy.

A chronicle of the last three decades in America, as seen through the eyes of Muslims living across the nation.

In a land fractured by deep ethnic conflict, two women maintain a small, improvised medical clinic.

A vital educational center for Black children in Chicago's South Side faces the pressures of rising property values and neighborhood change.

The filmmaker, living with a disability, found himself lost in thought, contemplating the enduring and bitter shadow cast by the world of freak shows.


