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A documentary illustratrating US Marine success in bringing peace and (relative) prosperity to Helmand Prov, Afghanistan, and how they achieved it.

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A documentary film that takes viewers on a historic road trip through three centuries of Bolivian history.  It explores my family's involvement in the slave trade, the Chaco War, and connections with Nazi war criminals.

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FIRESTORM is a one-hour documentary that reveals the shocking reality of The Los Angeles Fire Department's Station 65—where paramedics run themselves ragged as 911 has become the speed dial for a crumbling health care system. Instead of fighting fires, the LAFD delivers more than 500 patients every day to ERs that are closing their doors at an alarming rate.  Sometimes, the consequences can be deadly.

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Childhood exposure to drugs and domestic violence propelled six women into addiction. Over three years the feature-length documentary "Moms Living Clean" follows the women’s struggles and triumphs in an innovative residential substance abuse treatment program, and exposes drug laws dehumanizing mothers and removing their children.

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Misdirection: a documentary about youths in Queens, N.Y. who struggle to turn their own experiences of poverty, depression, and violence into the stuff of magic – literally.

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After decades of absence, Noel and Harrison struggle to cope, survive and succeed at life after life in prison.

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News You Might Have Missed has published important but overlooked news from around the world every Wednesday since February 2002, and now is expanding to a free daily service and a syndication-based revenue model.

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Breaking the Circle: The Threat of Gangs in Indian Country is a two-part documentary series that explores increasing urban gang activity within tribal communities, Breaking the Circle also examines how Indian communities confront violence, drugs and other anti-social behavior that threatens Native American youth and the future of Indian Country.

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A Reason To Live is the powerful new documentary about teen and young adult depression and suicide – penetrating personal stories of despair and hope told by the young people themselves and their families. The honesty and openness of the individuals in this film bring us face to face with depression, the mental illness that can result in the third-leading cause of death among 15-24 year olds.