Food, Inc., the outstanding Robert Kenner documentary about the agriculture industry, is not an easy film to watch.  It’s a brutal, horrifying look at where our food comes from

Laura Gabbert and Justin Shein's documentary on the lives of the Beavan family and the "No Impact Man," Colin Beavan's environmental experiment entertains, but does it educate?

Life After People created so much of a buzz that it went on to become a series. Lots of CGI destruction and no robots or military? I consider it my little sleeping pill.

Audience Of One chronicles the efforts of a San Francisco-based charismatic church to create a massive film retelling the story of Joseph and his brothers.

Jim Clark brings to us an Oceanic Preservation Society Production called The Cove.

Nursery University is a Documentary first hand look at the crazies who have the money to waste on competing against other snobs to get their kids into preschools that they believe will offer t

Deep, Dark & Disturbing would be just a few words that I would use to describe this powerfully effective documentary film.

Thirty kids (Okay none of them are really kids with the youngest at 18) come together to try out for the open 15 spots aboard the Morning Light, a high tech sloop owned by Roy Disney to be used in

Ah, American Teen, the darling of the festival circuit. How nice it is to finally meet you. I’ve heard so much about you and how awesome you are.