I don't know how this even ended up on my queue. Creative and beautifully animated. Bollywood and Jazz music~ never woulda guessed. 
Impossible not to love this movie. It's like candy for your eyeballs. I recommend watching it twice ~ the subtitles make it a little difficult to pick up on all the nuances. 
One of those simple movies with solid dynamics between Murray, Duvall and Black~ Sissy Spacek ads a touch of class herself. 
Meditation + Maximum Security Prisons. Makes you wonder what would happen if they tried this in public schools.
Drama about kids living in a squat in London - a boy looks for his missing father while a girl looks for love.
Several soldiers recount the Abu Ghraib prision scandal in Iraq in an incredibly put-together film. I cried multiple times. If it hits you do the commentary w/ Errol talking too.
I went to the premiere of this film and in the Q&A someone in a hat asked Harmony Korine 'what does your film mean?' and he replied 'what does your stupid hat mean?' After two years of reflection I think they were both right.
Documentary about the people behind the Earth Liberation Front - the 'environmental terrorists' - and how they were caught.
Documentary about 3 young kids who race go-karts in hopes of one day racing for NASCAR. No need to like racing to really enjoy this film.
Documentary about what happens when a professional athlete forgets he's first a professional entertainer.
Documentary about a young Chinese girl from a poor family that is forced to go work on a cruise ship on the Yangtze River - which is in the process of being dammed. 
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Lars Von Trier finds his obscure favorite director and forces him to make five more films with specific 'rules.' Their conversations are hilarious but the practice gets tiring.
A documentary about how & why our economy crashed in 2008 and why it's on track for more trouble. I'm not sure the 'lecturing' was necessary - most of the subjects are so arrogant they would have probably incriminated themselves with a different approach.
A successful Hollywood director tries to live as a grifter to learn about how the nation's poor live in preparation for directing O'Brother Where Art Thou.
A good music-doc about the two very different paths of the two bands 'The Dandy Warhols' & 'The Brian Jonestown Massacre.' From the same director as 'We Live in Public.'
Such great filmmaking. Everything is on point, but the score shines especially. I couldn't help but watch it twice in two days. The Asian girlfriend literally gave me nightmares.
I think they used the word 'Wonderful' to cover up some of the fact they are circus freaking this Appalachian family. For the 3 minutes they go into the history of the coal industry having terrible effects on the region's population it gets interesting, then it's back to a shitty, failed MTV project.
A drama about a young German couple who's relationship is tested while they vacation together.
