- Birds of Passage offers aharrowing interrogation of capitalism and colonialism infecting an indigenous culture.
- The End of Poverty? is a hard-hitting documentary that dares to do what no other expose on the subject has done before
- Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus is a heartfelt and thought-provoking documentary presenting the best tribute to the fire power of the free market to expand and enrich the lives of poor people around the world.
- The Corporation is a wide-ranging and trenchant depiction of a beast that has grown too powerful and too dangerous to ignore anymore.
- Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room is a riveting documentary exploring corporate crime based on power, greed, and ethical malfeasance.
- Hidden in America thoughtfully portrays both the perils of poverty and the difficult dynamics of compassion.
- Shoplifters stirs outrage at the injustice brought on my economic inequality and touches the heart with its sensitive and soulful advocacy of kind-heartedness.
- Sorry We Missed You conveys the struggles of a family on the brink of financial collapse and catalyzes empathy for poor and middle-class families.
- Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price is a searing expose of the greed and systemic poor treatment of its workers by the largest corporation in the world.
- What Would Jesus Buy? profiles the Rev. Billy's Church of Stop Shopping and its prophetic critique of rampant consumerism in America.
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