I don't know if it's intellectually consistent to be a meat eater but still feel sick while watching The Cove.  But really who wouldn't be disgusted by images of the capture and slaughter of thousands of dolphins?    The fact that I'm stunned by all of this is really ...

It's Spike Lee, so of course it's totally political.  In fact, I think Spike would say that politics were at the core of the problem.  Either way, Katrina was a human tragedy on the largest level.  The images are devastating and the stories are compelling.  Of course the music is ...

Koyaanisqatsi has no words and no immediately discernable characters.  Rather, it's a collage of videos focused on our earth and set to a score by Philip Glass.  The goal is to show a world that is out of balance with itself.  In that sense you might expect it to come ...

The natural beauty of the planet we call home is explored in this 11-part documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit. The film took four years to produce, sent 71 cameramen and women to 204 locations on all seven continents, and cost UK£16 million - making it the ...

Timothy Treadwell lived on and off in the Alaskan grizzly reserve for more than a decade.  He was eventually killed by one of the bears, but not before he took more than 100 hours of video.  Herzog uses the footage and interviews with friends to tell Treadwells story.

In Winged Migration, robots fly alongside birds so you can see what they see.  That's awesome on several levels.