Rebecca Chaiklin

A sequel to the 1993 film "Last Party," this documentary follows Philip Seymour Hoffman as a concerned citizen on an uncensored journey of the state of democracy in America. (Film Movement)

US prisons are the most crowed in the nation's history and they hold more people per capita than any other country in the world thanks to the Rockefeller Drug Laws which mandate minimum sentences of 15 years to life for first-time offenders. The film follows the reform efforts of outraged families and the hip-hop community including Russell Simmons. Highlighted in the film is the moving struggle of Wanda Best, whose husband Darryl was sentenced to 15 years under the Rockefeller Drug Laws. (Amazon.com)

A true crime documentary on Joe Exotic, an Oklahoma polygamist, country singer, and gun toter who houses a horde of lions, tigers, and bears in his roadside zoo and is accused of planning the killing of a local animal rights activist.

It unpacks the truth about Doc Antle, private zoo operator. Witnesses come forward to share their stories of abuse and intimidation that set him at the top of the food chain.