Chimpanzees: An Unnatural History - 60 minutes
At one time in the not-too-distant past, humans were in the cross-hairs of science. Indigents, orphans, criminals, the mentally ill, ethnic minorities, soldiers, and others have been the subject of scientific experiments. They too were “like us,” but deemed not enough “like us” to receive ethical and legal protection.
The history of chimps in our society is a history unlike any other. While we are mesmerized by their likeness to our species and we have
continually found uses for chimps, we have rarely considered what they wanted
or needed, and have been often misled by this likeness to apply the results
of experiments on them to ourselves, with dire consequences.
www.faunafoundation.org
http://curedisease.net/news/070401.shtml
www.adoptachimp.org
www.releasechimps.org
Greenpeace: "Making a Stand" - 48 Minutes
Explores what inspires people to risk their lives for their beliefs - to sail a ship into a nuclear test zone, to get between a pod of whales
and an explosive harpoon, or to block bulldozers mowing down a forest. This compelling documentary looks at the 35 year evolution of
Greenpeace from the early days of the environmental movement in the 1970s, to the front lines of a potentially dangerous campaign in
Argentina. Introduced by Greenpeace founder and editor of Shared-Vision Magazine, Rex Weyler.
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Frankensteer - 45 minutes
The Passionate Eye presents Frankensteer, a disturbing documentary that reveals how the ordinary cow has been turned into an antibiotic-dependent, hormone-laced potential carrier of toxic bacteria, all in the name of cheaper food. Frankensteer exposes the harsh and sometimes frightening realities of how our beef gets to our table.
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www.beyondfactoryfarming.org/
Dr. Steven Best: Direct
Action and the Politics of Nature - 38 minutes 
"There is a new civil war brewing in America, a
war over the politics of nature."
Dr. Steven Best is an Associate Professor and Chair of Philosophy at
the University of Texas, El Paso. He has published numerous books
and dozens of articles and reviews in the areas of philosophy,
cultural criticism, mass media, social theory, postmodern theory,
and animal rights. He is a journalist for Animal Rights Online, and
a featured writer for Impact Press. He is also a founding member of
the Center on Animal Liberation Affairs, President of Stop Animal
Neglect and Exploitation (SANE), Vice President of the Vegetarian
Society of El Paso, faculty advisor for Cat University Rescue Effort
(CURE), and has his own radio show, Animal Concerns of Texas (ACT).
Eat Less Meat - It's Costing the Earth - 17 minutes
The Eat Less Meat campaign touches on many key issues at the heart of today's sustainability debate. Produced by Compassion in World Farming, UK
The Dolphin Defender - 60
minutes
You will be swept away by wildlife filmmaker and ocean conservationalist Hardy Jones' compelling and inspiring odyssey into the dolphin universe. What started as a quest to communicate with these beautiful, friendly, and intelligent creatures became a twenty-five-year crusade to protect dolphins against man's greed.
The Food and I - 15 minutes
The short film is a lighthearted discovery of the relationship our hero has with food, told through a series of vignettes as confessions to her psychiatrist.
Non-Violence includes Animals - 27 minutes
by PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk, introduction by Dennis Kucinich
PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk's address to the International Nonviolence Conference in Bethlehem asks us to open our minds to the idea that the way we treat animals is a reflection of who we are as individuals and as a society. Are we able to grasp the most basic problems facing us as we attempt to resolve conflict? Facing our lack of empathy toward others who are not like us is an interesting exercise that requires us to confront our most ingrained prejudices—even as we challenge others to confront theirs.
CD Run time: 40 minutes
DVD Run time: 27 minutes