As voters head to the polls, take a moment to reflect on civic engagement as it stands today in the U.S. and abroad.

A list of feature length and short documentary films to watch for free this September on POV!

'After Tiller', 'American Promise,' 'Big Men' Receive Multiple Nominations, Including Best Documentary; POV Digital Receives First Nomination for an Interactive Documentary

This week, three screenings in cities across the country bring communities together to discuss and reflect through documentary film.

This week, films screenings across the country engage communities in conversation around race, energy, and war.

This week, five different films screen in five cities throughout the US, covering topics such as politics, genocide, and aging.

This week, 7 different films are being screened in 7 cities throughout the US, with topics including autism, criminal justice, and the oil industry.

The critics have weighed in. Now watch POV's "Big Men" online. It's streaming free at POV for a limited time. (U.S. Only)

Check out the great lineup of POV films being screened across the country this week! Don’t forget to visit our local events calendar for a full list of events.

Ask filmmaker Rachel Boynton, former Kosmos chief executive Jim Musselman, and Oxfam America Senior Policy Manager Ian Gary - Tuesday, August 26, 2014, starting at 1 PM ET (10 AM PT).

Executive produced by Brad Pitt, Big Men is an unprecedented inside look at the global deal making and dark underside of energy development. Watch it Monday on PBS, and join the discussion with the filmmaker and experts.

POV's 2014 documentaries show how art can both heal and surprise, uncover hidden histories and jog a nation's conscience. Mondays on PBS starting June 23, 2014.

Doc Soup Man gives a preview of the documentaries that are on his must see list as he heads to Hot Docs this week.

Tom Roston reviews documentaries "Big Men" and "Flex is Kings" at the Tribeca Film Festival (April 17-28, 2013).

Tom Roston highlights 13 documentaries to look out for at the nonfiction onslaught that is the Tribeca Film Festival (April 17-28, 2013).