Peralta TV can be seen on

Channel 27: Alameda, Berkeley

Channel 28: Emeryville, Piedmont, Oakland

AT&T U-Verse Channel 99

MAGELLAN’S EXTRAORDINARY ODYSSEY  

A documentary series by François de Riberolles

This series, in the form of a four-part "docu-epic", draws on the explanations of historians, philosophers, and great sailors, a collection of period archives, charts, and texts signed by Magellan and his contemporaries, but also spectacular aerial images filmed in the different locations that Magellan and his crew travelled through on their long voyage. Historical sequences punctuate the narrative and are recreated using modern and realistic drawings inspired by Portuguese azulejo.

EPISODE 1: DIVIDING THE WORLD

1/07 (Tue) @ 5pm                                

1/08 (Wed) @ 12pm                             

1/12 (Sun) @ 9pm                                

EPISODE 2: JOURNEY TO THE EDGE OF THE WORLD

1/14 (Tue) @ 5pm                                

1/15 (Wed) @ 11am                             

1/19 (Sun) @ 9pm                                

EPISODE 3: MAGELLAN'S KINGDOM

1/21 (Tue) @ 5pm                                

1/22 (Wed) @ 12pm                             

1/26 (Sun) @ 9pm                                

EPISODE 4: FIRST CIRCUMNAVIGATION OF THE WORLD

1/28 (Tue) @ 5pm                                

1/29 (Wed) @ 12pm                             

2/02 (Sun) @ 9pm

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. - 55 YEARS LATER    

1/10 (Fri) @ 3:30pm                             

1/20 (Mon) @ 3pm and 8pm                 

1/28 (Tue) @ 6pm                                

55 years after the untimely passing of Martin Luther King Jr. his prophetic words, "I have a dream" are still alive and remain in the hearts and minds of people everywhere. This program explores the lives of African Americans who have themselves altered the course of American politics, education, justice, broadcasting, and the arts based on MLK's dream of a just society. His message of peace and nonviolence is personified as we examine many of the issues facing America today; Black Lives Matter, Voting Rights, Inequality, and Education. Martin Luther King Jr. inspired countless individuals, groups, and movements for the purpose of achieving a better life and an equal share of the American Dream.

MANGO HOUSE  

1/12 (Sun) @ 10:30pm             

1/18 (Sat) @ 10pm                   

A film by Ross Taylor

MANGO HOUSE is a film about the largest shared space for refugees in the greater West and the risk-taker behind it all. The film lends insight into the refugee experience through a heightened level of intimacy and access, and exposes levels of racism, and injustice, in areas ranging from access to medical care to how we police underserved areas.

ANGEL’S DAY IS GONE  

1/25 (Sat) @ 8:30pm                

1/30 (Thur) @ 1:30pm              

Directed by Thomas Seeley

ANGEL'S DAY IS DONE follows Lenny and Kate, whose life gets complicated by love, the third rail of the heart. Lenny fell in love the minute he saw her. Kate took a lot longer. Can their love sustain the laughter, can it survive the heartbreak? ANGEL’S DAY IS DONE is a poignant juggle through time, confronting what is love, anyway – and how do you know it’s for real?