Description: Featuring previously unseen footage, newly declassified U.S. government documents, and revealing interviews with key insiders from Kissinger's White House years, the film examines charges facing the former Secretary of State and Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Description: Focusing on Levi Strauss & Co., the film follows the relocation of garment production from Western countries to nations such as Indonesia, the Philippines, and Turkey, where low wages are the rule and employee rights are nonexistent. The film also presents the stories of their counterparts in France and Belgium who are losing their jobs. Behind the new gospel of free trade are the real lives of women. Filmed in Indonesia, the Philippines, Turkey, France, and Belgium, Working Women of the World puts these women's stories into the larger history and development of globalization.

Description: The film begins with a look at the explosive growth, change, and disparity between rich and poor reflexted in modern-day Korea. This episode presents a profile of a country at a crossroads, posed on the brink of democratization. The film captures the profound challenges faced by South Korea's people as they grapple with the impending transition to a highly technical, service-based economy.

Description: Taiwan: Predicted to be the most successful mini-dragon in the coming century, Taiwan faces a transition toward democratization and the struggle to overcome longstanding domestic conflicts. Singapore: Singapore celebrated 25 years of independence from Malaysia in 1990. Mini-dragons reveals a country in the midst of major transitions. Hong Kong: An island of vitality, Hong Kong is the third largest financial center in the world. In 1997, the island will be returned to the People's Republic of China. Mini-Dragons examines present-day Hong Kong through the eyes of its citizens, who offer a clear picture of what makes the country a dynamic economic power with a common anxiety about an uncertain future.

Description: This video is about Hmong history.

Description: Since crossing over from southern China, the Hmong have become an integral part of Laotian history. In 1960, more than 300,000 Hmong in northern Laos were drawn into the Laotian civil war. When the United States entered Southeast Asian to prevent the spread of communism the CIA formed a secret partnership with the Hmong which lasted 15 years. More than 30,000 Hmong troops - under the leadership of General Vang Pao - operated out of Long Cheng to spearhead the American initiative. This war the Hmogn fought with American financial and military support became known as the "secret war" in Laos. After the U.S. withdrew from Southeast Asia in 1975, Prime Minister Souvana Phouma forced Vang Pao's resignation. Vang Pao then left for Thailand and eventually emigrated to the U.S., leaving Laos to the communists.

Description: Since crossing over from southern China, the Hmong have become an integral part of Laotian history. In 1960, more than 300,000 Hmong in northern Laos were drawn into the Laotian civil war. When the United States entered Southeast Asian to prevent the spread of communism the CIA formed a secret partnership with the Hmong which lasted 15 years. More than 30,000 Hmong troops - under the leadership of General Vang Pao - operated out of Long Cheng to spearhead the American initiative. This war the Hmogn fought with American financial and military support became known as the "secret war" in Laos. After the U.S. withdrew from Southeast Asia in 1975, Prime Minister Souvana Phouma forced Vang Pao's resignation. Vang Pao then left for Thailand and eventually emigrated to the U.S., leaving Laos to the communists.

Description: This video is about Hmong history.