Review: Food, Inc
By Gerald Aaron, February 10, 2010
Follow The JC on Twitter
Follow The JC on Twitter

(PG)
Early in Robert Kenner’s polemical documentary, Eric Schlosser, author of Fast Food Nation, says: “The industry doesn’t want you to know the truth about what you’re eating — because if you knew, you might not want to eat it.” Kenner all too believably proves it in an uncomfortable indictment of how the majority of US food production — animal and vegetable — is controlled by big business. This passionate film is undoubtedly one-sided but still very effective.
Last updated: 2:58pm, February 18 2011
Joseph Roth: A Life In Letters
Meandering 'mad corpse'

Review: Hope: A Tragedy
Outrageous, dangerous .

Review: A Dangerous Method
There are many films that celebrate psychoanalysis, reflecting the popularity of various forms of psychotherapy in Hollywood.
