"Ten Trillion and Counting" - Preview
An investigation of causes, potential outcomes & possible solutions to America’s $10 trillion debt.
"Inside the Meltdown" - Preview
How the economy went so bad, so fast and what Paulson and Bernanke didn't see, couldn't stop and haven't been able to fix.
"Dreams of Obama" - Preview
A rich personal and political biography of America's 44th president and what has brought him to this historic moment...
"The Choice 2008" - Preview
This two-hour program examines the rich personal and political biographies of John McCain and Barack Obama and goes behind the headlines to discover how they arrived at this moment and what their very different candidacies say about America.
"The War Briefing" - Preview
Can the war in Afghanistan be won? A hard, inside look at the real policy choices facing the next president. The War Briefing won the 2009 Emmy for Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Cinematography, Timothy Grucza, cameraman.
"Young & Restless in China" - Preview
A remarkably intimate look into the lives of nine young Chinese coming of age in a society changing as fast as any in history.
"Bad Voodoo's War" - Preview
FRONTLINE captures the realities of war through a "virtual embed" with a National Guard platoon serving in Iraq.
"The Old Man and the Storm" - Preview
The compelling saga of one family's efforts to rebuild their homes, and their lives, in post-Katrina New Orleans.
"The Hugo Chavez Show" - Preview
Controversial, bombastic, he believes he is destined to change Venezuela and the whole of Latin America. Who is Hugo Chavez? And where is he headed?
"HEAT" - Preview
A far-reaching investigation into America's energy landscape and what can be done to save our planet - and what it will take.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Tom Topolinski
Obama's childhood friend Tom Topolinski talks about their time together in high school in Hawaii, how their group of friends came to be called the "Choom Gang," and Obama's basketball skills.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Sohale Siddiqi
He met Obama at a New Year's Eve party in San Francisco, while Obama was attending Occidental College, and the two men later became roommates in New York. "I saw a transformation in the Barry I had met in Occidental," Siddiqi recalls about Obama's New York years. "He got very serious and less lighthearted, and our conversations were more about serious things."
The FRONTLINE Interview: Tagg Romney
Tagg Romney discusses what Mitt and Ann Romney are like as parents, as well as lessons his father learned running the Olympics, serving as a governor, and losing his bid for the White House in 2008.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Ann Romney
Born Ann Davies, she met Mitt Romney in high school and the couple married in 1969, three months after Mitt returned from being a missionary in France. She discusses how she helped convince Mitt to take over the 2002 Olympics, as well as to seek the presidency in both 2008 and 2012.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Ben Rhodes
As deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, Rhodes is one of Obama's top foreign policy advisers and was involved in the discussions that led to his decision to send U.S. troops into Pakistan to pursue Osama bin Laden.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Geoff Rehnert
Geoff Rehnert, a former colleague of Mitt Romney, talks about the launch of Bain Capital, the firm's strategy and Romney's leadership style.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Philip Maxwell
A former classmate of Mitt Romney at Michigan's elite Cranbrook School, Philip Maxwell recalls the Republican nominee's early reputation as a prankster.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Dane McBride
A Virginia physician, McBride has been friends with Mitt Romney for more than 40 years. The two met in 1966 while serving as missionaries in France, and he explains here how the 30-month mission for the Mormon Church forever changed his friend.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Charley Manning
Republican political consultant Charley Manning says it would have been a miracle if Mitt Romney, a political newbie, had beaten the well-entrenched Kennedy 18 years ago. But today Manning sees Romney as a seasoned candidate with skills and abilities that match the times.
The FRONTLINE Interview: Gerald Kellman
Gerald Kellman, who hired Obama to be a community organizer, says his work in Chicago was a "baptism by fire." Kellman also discusses an early setback for the young activist, and how his experiences in Chicago connect to his ensuing political career.
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