In this installment of Peter Joseph’s public access parody, the subject of Security and True Safety will be investigated. The evil terrorists are revealed to be at it again with a new airline scare; our Guy In A Tie reminds us of who is in control and
Society
A Nuclear Family
In 1973, a woman walked out on her husband and children. Filmmaker Ian Hawkins was one of those children. A Nuclear Family is the poignant story of an ordinary family dealing with divorce. It’s also the story of an independent filmmaker turning interviews, memories and old family
Taxing Times in Timor
East Timor is one of the poorest countries in Asia. Its only economic hope for the future lies in massive reserves of oil and gas in the Timor Sea. But as small and young a state as it may be, it is certainly a nation of fighters.
The House Fata Didn’t Build
Fata Orlovic is a 70-year-old Bosnian widow. Hers is one of the most intriguing and dramatic war stories of modern times. Fata’s suffering reflects the plight of many Bosnian war refugees still fighting for justice. Her hometown of Konjevic Polje was overrun by Bosnian Serb forces. Her
Ida’s Choice
Ida is a young woman trying to survive in Chow Kit, which is also known as Kuala Lumpur’s red light district. She is about to turn 18 and is concerned about the welfare of her twin sister, her mother and her future. The pressure of poverty, drugs
Seeking Elvis: The King Lives On
American humorist Dave Barry said it best: Eventually everybody has to die, except Elvis. In many ways in both culture and the law, Elvis Presley never really died. Shot mostly at Elvis’ former Chino Canyon home in Palm Springs, California, Seeking Elvis explores how Elvis, in many
Constantin and Elena
Award-winning documentary about an elderly Romanian couple. Each day, they still manage to enjoy life and each other, but grieve over the finiteness of it all. Constantin and Elena are a couple living in a small Romanian village who have been married for fifty-five years. Over the
Inside Iranian Cinema
Between their Nuclear programs and president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s disdain for diplomacy, Iran posses a legitimate threat to the rest of the world. Despite all this, or perhaps because of it, Iranian filmmakers are among most prolific and influential in the world today. Their government’s influence over the
The Collective Evolution
The first part of The Collective Evolution is aimed at showing the current state of the world, why it needs to be changed, and how each and every one of us can play a role in changing it. The documentary addresses this need for change through five
Woke Up Alive
Do you have the courage to go inside of Israel and see who really lives there? If you have strong feelings about Israel, this is a must see award winning documentary movie. The message of the diverse people of Israel is clear – the real enemy of









