Wide Angle (TV series)
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Wide Angle is a weekly one-hour PBS series hosted by Bill Moyers and broadcast via the WNET PBS station since 2002. The show prides itself in covering international affairs and its motto is "Six billion people. 200 countries. Somebody's got to cover it." It follows the format of showing independent documentaries about a foreign country followed by in-depth discussion between Moyers and an expert on the issue and country being discussed. Previous hosts include former Assistant Secretary of State James Rubin, Daljit Dhaliwal, Mishal Husain and Carol Marin.
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2002
- Soul of India
- Media by Milosevic
- Cause for Murder
- Growing Up Global
- Bitter Harvest
- The Empty ATM
- Land of Wandering Souls
- Greetings from Grozny
- To Have and Have Not
- Saddam's Ultimate Solution
2003
- Dying to Leave
- The Dammed
- A State of Mind
- Time for School
- Road to Riches
- The Prime Minister and the Press
- Coca and the Congressman
- To Have and Have Not
- AIDS Warriors
- The Rock Star and the Mullahs
- Exclusive to al-Jazeera
2004
- The Saudi Question
- Red Lines and Deadlines
- An Honest Citizen
- Hell of a Nation
- Time for School
- Young, Muslim, and French
- Sahara Marathon
- A State of Mind
- Dying to Leave
- Ladies First
- AIDS Warriors
- The Russian Newspaper Murders
- Suicide Bombers
2005
- White Smoke (4/26)
- Beslan: Siege of School No. 1 (7/12)
- Future for Lebanon (7/19)
- Border Jumpers (7/26)
- Red Lines and Deadlines (8/2)
- An Honest Citizen (8/16)
- Gutted (8/23)
- Pickles, Inc. (8/30)
- Unfinished Country (9/6)
- 1-800 India (9/13)
- H5N1 - Killer Flu (9/20)
