John McCain

Secretariat -- Witness the journey of an incredible horse named Secretariat.

Darfur Now -- Academy Award-nominee Don Cheadle examines genocide in Sundan's western region through the struggles and achievements of six different individuals bringing light to the situation in Darfur.

Disney presents an astonishing true story bursting with hope, heart and courage. Diane Lane and John Malkovich lead a celebrated cast in this inspirational motion picture from the producers of Miracle, Invincible and The Rookie. Behind every legend lies an impossible dream. Witness the spectacular journey of an incredible horse, Secretariat, and the moving story of his unlikely owner, a housewife who risked everything to make him a champion.

The unheralded Secretariat won horse racing's Triple Crown in 1973 - this is the improbable true story of owner Penny Chenery and the team she assembled to take on the racing establishment. With John Malkovich.

The unheralded Secretariat won horse racing's Triple Crown in 1973 - this is the improbable true story of owner Penny Chenery and the team she assembled to take on the racing establishment. With John Malkovich.

Witness the journey of an incredible horse named Secretariat.

Disney presents an astonishing true story bursting with hope, heart and courage. Diane Lane and John Malkovich lead a celebrated cast in this inspirational motion picture from the producers of Miracle, Invincible and The Rookie. Behind every legend lies an impossible dream. Witness the spectacular journey of an incredible horse, SECRETARIAT, and the moving story of his unlikely owner, a housewife who risked everything to make him a champion.

In this in-depth documentary, Academy Award-nominee Don Cheadle ("Hotel Rwanda," "Crash") examines genocide in Sudan's western region and takes a closer look at the consequences of the conflict between the Sudanese government sponsored militia group known as Janjaweed and the various rebel groups that are comprised of mostly civilians. The results are hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of people displaced throughout neighboring countries seeking refuge. With this huge crisis taking place, nations have been slow to aide and assist the suffering civilians, but have been slowly coming to aide. This film is a call to action for people everywhere to help stop the genocide in Darfur, as it follows the struggles and achievements of six very different individuals bring to light the situation in Darfur and illustrate the absolute need to get involved.

Academy Award-nominee Don Cheadle examines genocide in Sundan's western region through the struggles and achievements of six different individuals bringing light to the situation in Darfur.

Academy Award-nominee Don Cheadle examines genocide in Sundan's western region through the struggles and achievements of six different individuals bringing light to the situation in Darfur.

In this in-depth documentary, Don Cheadle examines genocide in Sundan's western region and takes a closer look at the consequences of the conflict between the Sudanese government sponsored militia group known as Janjaweed and various rebel groups.

Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, "Why We Fight" offers a revealing look at how America has readied itself for battle, and what compels us to so frequently wage war around the world. Produced in the midst of the second Iraq War, documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki's "Why We Fight" is an unflinching examination of the forces fueling the American military machine for over half a century and their global consequences. The film opens with President Dwight D. Eisenhower's 1961 farewell speech, in which he warned Americans of the growing power of the "military industrial complex." Expanding upon Eisenhower's warning, Jarecki relies on interviews with American soldiers, government officials, military insiders, defense industry personnel, congressman, scholars, ordinary Iraqis, and many others to provide personal, political and economic analysis of the last 50 years of U.S. military expansion, wars and interventions. What emerges is an eye-opening and often chilling portrait of how political, corporate, and military interests have become progressively entangled through the business of war.