1926-

Alter Wiener recalls his experiences during World War II, including the loss of family at the hands of the Nazis, his internment in five prison camps, and how one German woman risked her life multiple times to help him.

Profiles the independent motion picture writer, director, producer, and actor, featuring commentary from fellow actors and directors.

An expose of the CIA's inner workings in Cuba during the 1950s and 1960s reveals the Agency's efforts to halt opposition to Fidel Castro after the Cuban Revolution and install a CIA-friendly figurehead in Castro's position, documenting the contributions of King Ranch proprietor Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and the mysterious disappearance of Camilo Cienfuegos.

Chronicles the life of Fidel Castro through a series of interviews conducted by Ignacio Ramonet, discussing his parents, influences, role in the revolution, and the Bay of Pigs; and provides insight into the leader's opinions on human rights, freedom of the press, and other world leaders, including George W. Bush and Tony Blair.

Alter Wiener reflects on his life, discussing his childhood in Poland, years spent as a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp, experiences after liberation, emigration to the United States, responses to his lectures about the Holocaust, and more.

Chronicles a series of bullfights and a developing rivalry between two Spanish bullfighters, Antonio Ordonez and his brother-in-law, Luis Miguel Dominguin in 1959.

Examines the causes and effects of uprisings in Cuba, from Spanish colonial rule to independence, and looks at the controversial leadership and philosophies of communist dictator Fidel Castro.