The Jaundiced Eye

A terrific documentary.

A passionate, angry piece of advocacy, but it is equally, and in consequence, a brave and necessary act of truth-telling.

As compelling as it is illuminating.

The finest element in de la Pena's carefully assembled account is how she doesn't simply state the obvious, but lets the meaty facts speak for themselves.

Both frustrating and instructive.

Fascinating on a number of levels, and deeply disturbing through and through.

The force of the social criticism is diminished by contrivance and the inclusion of peripheral material.