On an autumn afternoon in Norman, Oklahoma, gay teen Zack Harrington killed himself with a gunshot to the head. Against the backdrop of a town bitterly divided on the issue of homosexuality, his parents, conservative Republicans and military veterans, are forced to reconcile their own social and political beliefs, eventually moving from private denial to public acceptance of their son’s legacy.

A post-Reserved to Fight conversation with host Natasha Del Toro, Huffington Post's Senior Military Correspondent David Wood and veteran Kristen L. Rouse.

In May 2003, Fox Company of Marine Reserve Unit 2/23 returned home from front line combat in Iraq. Reserved To Fight follows four Marines of Fox Company through their post-war minefield of social and psychological reintegration into civilian life. They live among loved ones who don't yet understand them and how they've changed, all while grappling to find purpose and healing.

The story of a year's time at Dignity Harbor; one of three homeless encampments along the Mississippi River in the downtown area of St. Louis, north of the Arch. They must survive living in the cold of the harsh winter, but as temperatures drop and tempers rise, the camp members are challenged with living together. All of this while the city looms over, waiting for a chance to move them out.

A post-Rachel Is conversation with host Natasha Del Toro, writer Amy Harmon of The New York Times and author Susan Senator.

A post-Come Hell or High Water: The Battle for Turkey Creek conversation with host Natasha Del Toro, CHHW subject Derrick Evans and journalist Brentin Mock.

Rachel wants what most people her age want - to move out of her mother's house. This dream of independence seems impossible as Rachel, who is developmentally disabled, can't be left alone and the social services needed for her to live an "adult life" are unavailable. _Rachel Is_ is an honest, heartbreaking and funny film about parenthood, disability, and the universal struggle for happiness.

In the aftermath of a senseless hate crime, an all-American town finds itself desperately seeking answers: What really killed Marcelo Lucero? _Deputized_ presents an unfiltered and comprehensive examination of the crime, its consequences and the impact it has on the lives of all those touched by it.

Set during the Obama era, TOWN HALL casts an unflinching eye at two Tea Party activists from the battleground state of Pennsylvania who believe America's salvation lies in a return to true conservative values. In Katy, we see a political novice rocketed to media stardom. For John, the America he knows is slipping away. TOWN HALL is a time capsule of the burgeoning 21st century right-wing movement.

Set during the Obama era, TOWN HALL casts an unflinching eye at two Tea Party activists from the battleground state of Pennsylvania who believe America's salvation lies in a return to true conservative values. In Katy, we see a political novice rocketed to media stardom. For John, the America he knows is slipping away. TOWN HALL is a time capsule of the burgeoning 21st century right-wing movement.

Is it possible to become a better mother while serving time in a maximum security prison? Filmed over four years at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, _Mothers of Bedford_ explores the effects of a long-term prison sentence on the relationship between a mother and child.

Taking the viewer into the taxi seat to experience accidents, blizzards, and the late night streets of New York City, DRIVERS WANTED reveals the impossibly eclectic community inhabiting a taxi garage in Queens, New York. Each day, a million New Yorkers depend on the anonymous faces behind the wheels, the men who tirelessly drive the city that doesn't sleep.

They say love knows no bleeping boundaries. Dr. Louis Nutter, or Lulu, discovers that she is dying of breast cancer at the age of 42. In a raw yet humorous film about the final 15 months of her life, Lulu and filmmaker S. Casper Wong test the limits of their bond and take on life’s ultimate adventure.

Taking the viewer into the taxi seat to experience accidents, blizzards, and the late night streets of New York City, DRIVERS WANTED reveals the impossibly eclectic community inhabiting a taxi garage in Queens, New York. Each day, a million New Yorkers depend on the anonymous faces behind the wheels, the men who tirelessly drive the city that doesn't sleep.

A post-The Prep School Negro conversation with host Natasha Del Toro, filmmaker André Robert Lee and writer Judith Ohikuare of The Atlantic.

Filmmaker André Robert Lee grew up in the ghettos of Philadelphia, where his mother struggled to support him and his sister. Receiving a full scholarship at the age of 14 to attend a prestigious prep school for an elite education was André's way up and out...but at what price to him and his family?

The story of the profound ways in which American cities changed during the 20th century following World War II and how these changes have been misunderstood, through the lens of the infamous Pruitt-Igoe housing development and the St. Louis residents who called it home.

Set during an era of U.S. post-industrialization in which numerous factories have been exported, Downeast focuses on entrepreneur Antonio Bussone's journey of building and operating one of the first lobster factories in the United States, in the rural Maine village of Prospect Harbor.

AMERICAN DREAMS DEFERRED follows NYU grad student William Caballero, who is juggling family with the challenges of breaking the cycle of issues that has kept relatives from reaching their dreams. He turns the camera on his Puerto Rican-American family to examine U.S. health care and culture, and to explore his and family’s dreams. It begs the ultimate question: who attains their American Dream?

AMERICAN DREAMS DEFERRED follows NYU grad student William Caballero, who is juggling family with the challenges of breaking the cycle of issues that has kept relatives from reaching their dreams. He turns the camera on his Puerto Rican-American family to examine U.S. health care and culture, and to explore his and family’s dreams. It begs the ultimate question: who attains their American Dream?