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[DVD Talk DVD Reviews] Mondovino: The Complete Series : DVD Talk Review of the DVD Video: This documentary on globalization in the wine business and its effect on viticulture won multiple prizes and was one of only four documentaries to have ever been nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. This four-disc set comprises a massively-detailed broadening of the feature that provides a more inclusive, richly-illustrated status report on the global wine trade.

[My Wine Education] Contest! A DVD for Your Holiday Stocking | My Wine Education: It’s often been called a one-sided documentary, and it does, in essence, charge Mondavi and Robert Parker with turning wine into a commodity such as coffee at Starbucks. This was filmed over four years at the beginning of the decade as well, and I’d like to think several things in the wine industry have changed over the last 5 years.

[GreenCine Daily] GreenCine Daily: LOCARNO 2009: To Live and Die in Switzerland: These need not detain us long with the exception of the closing film, The Two Horses of Genghis Khan (Chingisiyn Hoyor Zagal), which is not a very low-budget epic as the title suggests, but a semi-documentary by Byambasuren Davaa, the Mongolian .the Korean auteur;

[Smile Politely: Full Site] Best films of the decade (part two): 2006-2009 : Arts : Smile Politely: Borat: If there's a sacred cow that can be skewered, Sascha Baron Cohen is the man to do the job as he proves in this faux documentary about a clueless European who sets out to discover America. Most of the situations Cohen puts himself in are real, as unsuspecting subjects are lampooned right and left.

[Film: Film blog | guardian.co.uk] Clip joint | The best film clips of miscasting | Film | guardian.co.uk: Not just Colin Farrell, but EVERYBODY in Alexander (though it was worth the experience to hear someone say 'by the power of Aphrodite!' in a strong Irish accent), Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennett, Sean Connery as Richard the 1st, Kevin Costner as Robin Hood, Tom Hanks in the Da Vinci Code, Val Kilmer as batman, George Clooney as batman, Brad Pitt as death (meet Joe Black), Gwyneth Paltrow as Emma and whoever she was in Shakespeare in love, Keanu Reeves in Much ado about nothing, Samantha Mumba in the time machine....

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