I totally loved this film. It provides some of the same info as 'The End of Suburbia,' but did it in such an ingenious way. The cast is absolutely wonderful.

Even if you're not into rock/punk music, this documentary on the legendary bassist of 'The New York Dolls' is a brilliant, endearing documentary.

This creative, hopeful program is aired each Tuesday on Sundance's special programming called, 'The Green.' This 2-disc collection carries the first season of programs on more sustainable approaches to building, business, fashion and all sorts of other things going green.

A revealing look at how US political operatives interfere in the elections of other nations, in this case, Bolivia. Various US politicos (like Carville) are exposed as manipulating Bolivian voters into thinking there will be a 'crisis' if the establishment friendly candidate doesn't win. Sound familiar?

Even better than "An Inconvenient Truth." Fascinating insight into the efforts by many people to bring climate change to public consciousness, and the efforts of the oilgarchy to protect their profits.

A well-done film that broadens the often narrow and heartless discussion of immigration.

Speaking of mobsters - Kissinger makes Saddam look like an amateur.

Helen Caldicott deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.

Hopefully there will soon be a version of this film for US-format. The Spanish Civil War is a topic we should all learn about.

I don't like mob movies. They promote perceptions and attitudes that advance the worst of our corporate mob dominated world. But, for those who like this sort of thing . . .