Soldiers of Conscience is a dramatic window on the dilemma of individual U.S. soldiers in the current Iraq War – when their finger is on the trigger and another human being is in their gun-sight. Made with cooperation from the U.S. Army and narrated by Peter Coyote, the film profiles eight American soldiers, including four who decide not to kill, and become conscientious objectors; and four who believe in their duty to kill if necessary. The film reveals all of them wrestling with the morality of killing in war, not as a philosophical problem, but as soldiers experience it - a split-second decision in combat that can never be forgotten or undone.

警方起先是调查一起谋杀案，但是却发现这和一个诈骗保险金的阴谋有关。凶手故布疑阵，多年来一直用另外一个人的身份活着，为了拿到巨额保险金，他不择手段，十分残忍。侦探霍特暗中调查，抽丝剥茧，终于让凶手无法得逞，但是最后霍特在与他纠缠搏斗的过程中英勇牺牲。而保险的受益人艾丝欧德惊奇地发现霍特探长曾默默帮助了她，使这笔保险生了效。

杰夫·丹尼尔斯在剧中饰演曾任FBI局长的詹姆斯·科米。剧集改编自科米所著的畅销书《更高的忠诚》，讲述2016年总统大选时发生的一切，以及这次选举所带来的后续影响。

警方闯入了一个平静幸福一家人的生活，原因是20多年前的异常谋杀，面对丈夫突入起来的被指控，妻子开始了她的救夫之路。

著名纪录片导演肯·伯恩斯的越南战争纪录片，于2017年在美国PBS电视台播出，共10集，总时长有18小时，采访了来自各方的近80名亲历者，既有参战与反战的美国人，也有南越与北越的军民。本片历经十年制作，跨遍全球搜集资料，其中有许多少见和重新数字化的影像档案，还有20世纪最为出名的摄影照片和家庭影视，以及历史新闻片段和政府内部的秘密录音。 随着PBS推出纪录片《越南战争》，我们得以回顾那个分裂的年代。对于在那段时间内生活的人来说，这段时期将永远印在他们心中。约翰逊总统在南越将杰出服务十字架授予南越Cam Ranh湾第一中尉。 从1962年到1971年，美国军方在越南森林上喷洒化学试剂——脱叶剂，这种落叶剂是为了将越南长得茂盛的树林，使其变得光秃秃，这样就让北越的军队失去了天然的隐蔽屏障。落叶剂对环境的危害极大。其危害表现一是因大面积植被的破坏而危及该地区整个生态系统，二是这种农药的致畸作用会使人类健康受到严重影响。

　　禁酒令这部PBS的纪录片分为三集，总共有五个半小时。这部纪录片由Ken Burns和Lynn Novick执导，讲述了将禁酒令写进美国第18次宪法修正案的起起伏伏和其间所涉及的各种重大事件。

　　当一个多世纪的激进主义反对达到顶点时，禁酒令却似乎真的提升甚至高尚化了美国人的生活水平，使得个人，家庭，乃至整个社会免于遭受滥用酒精所带来的毁灭性影响。

True West is about the sibling rivalry between two estranged brothers who have reconnected. Austin, the younger brother, is a Hollywood screenwriter writing a screenplay while house sitting for his mother, who is vacationing in Alaska. His older brother, Lee, appears at the house after the two have not seen each other for years. Lee is a drifter and thief and has been living in the desert. The two are not on good terms, but Austin attempts to appease his older brother, who is more dominant.
The play starts out with the two characters, Austin and Lee, sitting in their mom’s house-this is the first time they’ve seen one another in five years. We learn that their Mom is on vacation in Alaska and Austin is house-sitting for her. Austin is trying to work on his screenplay but Lee continually distracts him with non-sense questions. The two brothers seem on edge with one another and at one point Austin suggests Lee leaves but Lee threatens to steal things from their mother’s neighborhood. Austin tries to calm him down and the night ends with the two of them on neutral terms.
Austin and Lee sit in their mother’s house and Lee talks about the security level of their mother’s house, and how Lee went into the desert to find their dad. Austin then tells Lee that he needs to leave the house because a film producer is coming by to look at Austin’s screenplay about a “period piece.” Lee says he will leave if Austin gives him the keys to his car. Austin is reluctant at first but eventually gives Lee the keys to his car and Lee promises that he will have it back by six. Lee departs.
Saul and Austin have a conversation discussing the agreement they have made when Lee suddenly walks in with a stolen television set. Saul and Lee start up a conversation about golfing and make plans to go the next day. Austin is embarrassed because he does not know how to play golf, and he also does not want Lee to be involved in the relationship he has with Saul. Lee proposes a script idea to Saul and Saul likes it.
Austin begins writing Lee’s story as he tells it out loud. Austin stops Lee and tells him that his story is bad because it doesn’t resemble real life. The two brothers begin to fight and eventually Austin asks Lee for his car keys back. Lee assumes this means Austin is trying to kick him out, and Lee makes the point that he can’t be kicked out. Austin says he wouldn’t kick him out because he’s his brother, and Lee suggests that being brothers means nothing because in family murders are the most common. Austin says they couldn’t be driven to murder over a movie script. The two admit to being jealous of each other’s lives, and Austin kindly returns the car keys. The scene closes with Austin typing Lee’s story again.
Lee returning from his game of golf with Saul. He continues to tell Austin that Saul is going to give him an advance and continue with his idea from the outline that Austin had written for him. They begin celebrating but the celebration comes to a halt when Lee informs Austin that he is going to also be writing the screenplay for his idea. Austin questions this knowing he has his own work to be completed but Lee continues to inform him that Saul has chosen to drop Austin's idea for a screen play and just continue forward with his own idea. Austin informs Lee that he needs to be careful with who he messes with in this line of work and tells Lee that he has a lot at stake on his own project. The scene ends with Austin threatening to leave and go to the desert as Lee tries to calm him down before the lights go out and the scene ends.
Austin confronts Saul about his decision to buy Lee’s screenplay. He argues that Saul only offered to buy the screenplay because he lost a bet. Saul wants Austin to write both his and Lee’s story but Austin refuses to do both. Austin thinks that Lee’s story is illegitimate and not relevant to the time period. Due to Austin’s rejection to the job, Saul decides to drop Austin’s story and to find a different writer for Lee’s story. The scene ends with Saul making plans for lunch with Lee and then exiting.
Austin is drunk and annoying Lee, who is now the one trying to concentrate and create a screenplay. Lee makes a bet with Austin and Austin appears to be going crazy. Austin resolves to leave the house and they continue to bicker about the authenticity of Lee's ability as a screen writer. Lee finally gets frustrated and asks for Austin's help writing the script and starts drinking with him.
Austin is polishing toasters that he stole while Lee is smashing a typewriter early in the morning. The two continue to do this while they are carrying on a conversation. Austin is proud of what he has done. Lee wants to see a woman, but Austin refuses because he is married. Lee throws a fit while on the phone with the operator because he cannot find a pen to write down what the operator is saying. Austin begs Lee to go to the desert with him because he thinks there is nothing for him where he is. The brothers make a deal that Austin will write the play for Lee if Lee takes him to the desert.
In the final scene, the house is ransacked and Lee and Austin are working vigorously on their script. The mom comes in and Lee first takes notice to her. She seems confused by her son’s appearances and the state of her house. Austin tells her that he and Lee are going to take off into the desert, but then Lee says they might have to postpone the trip. He doesn’t think Austin is cut out for the desert life-style. Austin gets upset and starts strangling Lee. The mother is in disarray and storms out of the house. Austin finally lets go of Lee, and is worried for a second that he’s killed his brother. As Austin moves for the door, Lee rises. The two brothers face one another as the lights fade.

True West is about the sibling rivalry between two estranged brothers who have reconnected. Austin, the younger brother, is a Hollywood screenwriter writing a screenplay while house sitting for his mother, who is vacationing in Alaska. His older brother, Lee, appears at the house after the two have not seen each other for years. Lee is a drifter and thief and has been living in the desert. The two are not on good terms, but Austin attempts to appease his older brother, who is more dominant.
The play starts out with the two characters, Austin and Lee, sitting in their mom’s house-this is the first time they’ve seen one another in five years. We learn that their Mom is on vacation in Alaska and Austin is house-sitting for her. Austin is trying to work on his screenplay but Lee continually distracts him with non-sense questions. The two brothers seem on edge with one another and at one point Austin suggests Lee leaves but Lee threatens to steal things from their mother’s neighborhood. Austin tries to calm him down and the night ends with the two of them on neutral terms.
Austin and Lee sit in their mother’s house and Lee talks about the security level of their mother’s house, and how Lee went into the desert to find their dad. Austin then tells Lee that he needs to leave the house because a film producer is coming by to look at Austin’s screenplay about a “period piece.” Lee says he will leave if Austin gives him the keys to his car. Austin is reluctant at first but eventually gives Lee the keys to his car and Lee promises that he will have it back by six. Lee departs.
Saul and Austin have a conversation discussing the agreement they have made when Lee suddenly walks in with a stolen television set. Saul and Lee start up a conversation about golfing and make plans to go the next day. Austin is embarrassed because he does not know how to play golf, and he also does not want Lee to be involved in the relationship he has with Saul. Lee proposes a script idea to Saul and Saul likes it.
Austin begins writing Lee’s story as he tells it out loud. Austin stops Lee and tells him that his story is bad because it doesn’t resemble real life. The two brothers begin to fight and eventually Austin asks Lee for his car keys back. Lee assumes this means Austin is trying to kick him out, and Lee makes the point that he can’t be kicked out. Austin says he wouldn’t kick him out because he’s his brother, and Lee suggests that being brothers means nothing because in family murders are the most common. Austin says they couldn’t be driven to murder over a movie script. The two admit to being jealous of each other’s lives, and Austin kindly returns the car keys. The scene closes with Austin typing Lee’s story again.
Lee returning from his game of golf with Saul. He continues to tell Austin that Saul is going to give him an advance and continue with his idea from the outline that Austin had written for him. They begin celebrating but the celebration comes to a halt when Lee informs Austin that he is going to also be writing the screenplay for his idea. Austin questions this knowing he has his own work to be completed but Lee continues to inform him that Saul has chosen to drop Austin's idea for a screen play and just continue forward with his own idea. Austin informs Lee that he needs to be careful with who he messes with in this line of work and tells Lee that he has a lot at stake on his own project. The scene ends with Austin threatening to leave and go to the desert as Lee tries to calm him down before the lights go out and the scene ends.
Austin confronts Saul about his decision to buy Lee’s screenplay. He argues that Saul only offered to buy the screenplay because he lost a bet. Saul wants Austin to write both his and Lee’s story but Austin refuses to do both. Austin thinks that Lee’s story is illegitimate and not relevant to the time period. Due to Austin’s rejection to the job, Saul decides to drop Austin’s story and to find a different writer for Lee’s story. The scene ends with Saul making plans for lunch with Lee and then exiting.
Austin is drunk and annoying Lee, who is now the one trying to concentrate and create a screenplay. Lee makes a bet with Austin and Austin appears to be going crazy. Austin resolves to leave the house and they continue to bicker about the authenticity of Lee's ability as a screen writer. Lee finally gets frustrated and asks for Austin's help writing the script and starts drinking with him.
Austin is polishing toasters that he stole while Lee is smashing a typewriter early in the morning. The two continue to do this while they are carrying on a conversation. Austin is proud of what he has done. Lee wants to see a woman, but Austin refuses because he is married. Lee throws a fit while on the phone with the operator because he cannot find a pen to write down what the operator is saying. Austin begs Lee to go to the desert with him because he thinks there is nothing for him where he is. The brothers make a deal that Austin will write the play for Lee if Lee takes him to the desert.
In the final scene, the house is ransacked and Lee and Austin are working vigorously on their script. The mom comes in and Lee first takes notice to her. She seems confused by her son’s appearances and the state of her house. Austin tells her that he and Lee are going to take off into the desert, but then Lee says they might have to postpone the trip. He doesn’t think Austin is cut out for the desert life-style. Austin gets upset and starts strangling Lee. The mother is in disarray and storms out of the house. Austin finally lets go of Lee, and is worried for a second that he’s killed his brother. As Austin moves for the door, Lee rises. The two brothers face one another as the lights fade.

探索一种独特的美国艺术形式的历史：乡村音乐。从它在小环境中表演的民谣，蓝调和赞美诗的深刻而纠结的根源，到其全球流行，了解乡村音乐在20世纪如何演变，因为它最终成为美国的音乐。

This documentary on The UFO Phenomenon aims to show that some UFOs may be extraterrestrial and that secrecy and ridicule are regularly employed to keep the truth about UFOs hidden.

Execution of Justice is a made-for-television film based on the true story of
the assassination of the openly gay San Francisco Mayor, George Moscone,
and City Supervisor, Harvey Milk. The film chronicles the trial of Dan White
(Tim Daly) for the murder of George Moscone (Stephen Young) and Harvey
Milk (Peter Coyote), including the notorious “Twinkie defense” strategy
used by White’s lawyers. Execution of Justice is based on the play by the same
name written by Emily Mann.

Fog City Mavericks: The Filmmakers of San Francisco is a compelling exploration of the legendary filmmakers who call the San Francisco Bay Area home including George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola, Clint Eastwood, Chris Columbus and producer Saul Zaentz. The special weaves interviews, commentaries and unforgettable moments from some of the most visionary movies ever created such as American Graffiti, the Star Wars film series, the Indiana Jones film series, The Godfather trilogy, Apocalypse Now, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Amadeus, Toy Story, The Incredibles, Lost in Translation, Flags of Our Fathers and many others. It also features interviews with those who have worked with Bay Area mavericks: Steven Spielberg, Michael Douglas, Anthony Minghella, Milos Forman and Frank Darabont.

劳伦和桑迪都生长在纽约，这两个年轻女演员的出身和性格似乎都处于不可调和的两个极端：优雅迷人的劳伦一心盼望着能扮演哈姆雷特，而粗俗矮胖的桑迪则对哈姆雷特一无所知。她们在同一个班学习表演时都倾心于英俊的教师迈克尔·桑切斯。但有一天，桑切斯却突然失踪了。劳伦和桑迪这对冤家一起去找他，但在寻找的过程中两人都发现了对方身上的优点，遂结为了好友。她们看见桑切斯进了一家花店，随后花店发生了爆炸。警察说桑切斯被炸死了，但她们又看到了桑切斯，还跟踪他到了湖边的小屋里。中央情报局的特工告诉了她们一个惊人的消息：原来桑切斯是苏联的克格勃，他逼迫美国政府用重金赎回他偷走的装有化学毒品的瓶子。桑切斯在她们准备帮助政府将瓶子偷回时将劳伦拐走，劳伦趁其不备时逃了出来，在追逐的过程中，桑切斯失足摔死。风波过去后，劳伦和桑迪回到了纽约。劳伦的心愿终于得到了满足，她扮演了梦寐以求的哈姆雷特，而桑迪扮演的则是哈姆雷特的情人奥菲莉娅。

12岁的萨拉·霍普金斯是家里最虔诚的一员。在一次去拜访祖父的旅行中，萨拉确信她看到耶稣在她祖父最喜欢的钓鱼点附近的河岸边。通过这一神示，她发现自己能够使死鸟复活。当然，家里没有人相信她。但随着时间的推移，他们发现萨拉能够治愈一些相信她能“看见”的人，很快，她的家人、当地人，甚至媒体都争相要更多地了解这个“能创造奇迹”的小女孩

故事讲述十二岁的小女孩在车祸中失去了她的母亲并认为这是她父亲的错，她的外公也因此改变了很多，变得与外孙女疏远，因为她从让他想起她的母亲，但一匹小马的出现改变了一切。。。

劳拉•艾什（丽贝卡•罗梅恩 饰）与同党瑞西、威克斯在一个电影首映式上，出尽法宝要偷取一条佩戴在某位明星身上，价值千万的钻石项链。劳拉在神不知鬼不觉之间，把仿品成功与真品掉包。同党打算把女明星杀掉，劳拉出手阻止。两人较量时，劳拉把同党一同杀死了。劳拉害怕自己的身份被识破，处处躲藏，直到她得到了另一个身份。一个与她相貌惊人相似的女人莉莉自杀了，当她目睹这一切之际，她决定盗用莉莉的身份。借助新的身份她的新生活开始了，她也成为了他人的妻子，感受到了家庭的温暖。尼古拉斯（安东尼奥•班德拉斯 饰）的职业是记者，自他认识劳拉后，他对劳拉鲜为人知的过去非常感兴趣，企图要揭开她的底细，也因此迫使劳拉要对自己的身份作出抉择……

这部纪录片将呈现北美大陆上最壮丽物种的传记，一种不可思议、毛茸茸的野兽，它在许多令人激动、神话般甚至令人心碎的故事中扮演着核心角色。故事中，水牛给我们带来了很多思考。在19世纪末令人震惊的迅速消失浪潮中，仅存的最后一批较大规模的水牛群惨遭屠杀，当这个数个世纪以来数量庞大的的动物突然间只剩下几百头时，美国人不得不开始重视起来：他们竟能将一个物种推向灭绝边缘。
但是，如果水牛的故事代表了我们摧毁自然界的能力的最戏剧性的展示，它也提供了令人信服的证据，证明我们有能力将一个物种从灭绝的边缘拯救回来。美国水牛历史中最鲜为人知的部分是美国人意识到他们几乎令这种动物灭绝之后，为了弥补过错所做的事情。今天，美国有超过35万头水牛，其中大部分是20世纪初五个初始群体的77只动物的后代。这个故事——从未在电视上讲述过——和水牛消亡的故事一样充满戏剧性和扣人心弦，也同样充满了令人难忘的角色。
由Ken Burns执导和执行制片，Dayton Duncan编剧，Julie Dunfey和Burns制作，《美国水牛》定于2023年10月16日和17日在PBS播出。（时长4小时）