The War at Home tells the story of the impact of the war in Vietnam on one American city, using Madison, Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin as a microcosm for the national Antiwar Movement.

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McCarthy became one of the most feared and powerful politicians of the 20th century when he exploited the "anti-communist" delirium and fear that blanketed post World War II America.

McCarthy's life story and his unlikely rise to power is told by friends, victims, and politicians. More than just a film biography, AN AMERICAN "ISM" reveals much about the nature and fragility of America's democratic institutions.

Produced and Directed by Glenn Silber & Tete Vasconcellos, this feature documentary traces the history of the political conflict in the Central American nation of El Salvador from the 1930s up to the outbreak of civil war in 1980, and the role of the U.S. government in that history.

This installment of PBS's "Frontline" is an investigation into the death of Michelle O’Connell, a 24-year- old single mother in St. Augustine, Florida who was found dead of a gunshot wound from her deputy sheriff boyfriend’s gun the night she was leaving him. Sheriff’s investigators assume it to be a suicide -- though there’s also ample reason to believe she was murdered.