“…Addressing a rather overlooked issue, this film raises questions about global economy, industrial work ethics and labor rights.…”

“…“Drink to Forget" attempts to unravel the complex emotional, ethical and legal issues raised by the selling and buying of these images through interviews with various actors including the producers and buyers, legal experts, politicians, partisans and members of Italy's Jewish community.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission (films from the 2007 Yangon Film Schools Beginners Workshop) This DVD contains works by 12 new participants in The Art of Documentary Filmmaking Beginners Workshop in 2007, who were given the opportunity to grapple with the technical, artistic and ethical aspects of the genre by producing their own short documentaries on the topic of children in Myanmar. …”

“…The chief protagonist of the film, investigator Shamraev, personifies the moral and professional pathos of the film - the ability to maintain one's ethical integrity and to carry out once professional and civil duty in a situation that seemingly excludes the possibility of making and defending one's moral choice.…”

“…The female oppression is also actualized with the marriage of the landowner’s daughter to the physically and ethically disgusting money-lender. The costumes are ethnographically precise and together with the orchestrated folklore render almost museum-like representation of peasant life.…”

“…The topical subjects of freedom for scientific research and therapeutic cloning bring Luca into deep reflections on ethics, religion, hope and the sense of his own life.…”

“…In the Name of the Emperor raises fundamental philosophical, psychological and ethical questions about the horrors of war.…”

“…“If We Knew” shows a group of pediatricians cope with tough ethical questions and the impossible decisions they have to make.…”

“…At a time when women in the military are increasingly on the frontlines, this powerful film explores the ways that gender, ethics, and moral responsibility intersect during war.…”

“…Duration: 00:50:00 Lord of The Flies is an experimental documentary, a filmic metaphor on the collapse of the Soviet Union and the resulting change of ethical and moral Understandings. Like in all his films Vladimir Tyulkin chooses a method of focussing on a comprehensive micro cosmos representing human society. …”

“…Naturally, these innovations necessarily give rise to some ethical questions: Is it right to allow someone to live under the illusion that they are "loved" by a machine, which does not have the same feelings for them? …”

“…Is it possible to make a profit and conduct business ethically at the same time? When the film begins, the originally Finnish company Nokia has just hired hanna Kaskinen as an "ethnical and environmental specialist," to propagate the concept of sustainable enterprise within the company. …”

“…As they put him to horrifying torture, the two contrasting mafia ethics are gradually revealed. Kovač, who climbed slowly through the hierarchy, is prepared to do everything necessary, even to cry, in order to survive. …”

“…Firga in the meanwhile manages to find Šurda a job in a construction firm, but Šurda stays loyal to his former work ethic and keeps complaining about the low wages, while showing no respect at all to his superiors. …”

“…All the more remarkable then, that, 21 days later, the participants on this residential course had learned how to handle the equipment, grappled with the artistic and ethical aspects of the genre, and researched, wrote, and filmed four short documentary portraits inspired by the subject of "Women in Myanmar." …”

“…Aleksa quits drinking and starts acting in a popular TV comedy series which brings him both money and new ethical dilemmas. Though the premiere of his ambitious politically engaged play turns out to be a huge success, it is immediately taken off the repertoire. …”

“…These episodes, however, alongside with other traditional attributes of the Kazakh world - steppe, river, sound of the dombra, etc. encapsulate the ethical codes that are central to the concept of the film. …”