Henri Cartier-Bresson

Papua New Guinea is one of the most remote places on Earth--fragmented by tribes and clans that collectively speak 800 different languages. Rules of the Game follows the 2007 elections in which three candidates are vying to be the next governor in a system often plagued with political corruption and violence. A PBS Indies / Global Voices selection.

Presented by TCM. A famed flier pursues a married woman during a weekend at her husband's country estate.

From the perspective of three candidates, Rules of the Game follows the course of the 2007 elections in eastern highlands of Papua New Guinea.

The Rules of the Game follows the controversy of Rohnert Park, where small town values clash with Native American rights. Like many states, California law gives Indian tribes the exclusive right to build casinos within reservation boundaries. As more and more tribes find that casino development is indeed very lucrative, local communities wonder if there is a higher price to pay.