If the filmmaker Morgan Spurlock learned something after thirty years of continuous movie watching, this is what the world needs saving. And best of all, if this will perform a lone hero. Therefore, without any assistance from the FBI, CIA and other specialized agencies without going through Army training school, he goes in search of the most dangerous criminals: Osama Bin Laden. Why would he need this obviously an unsuccessful deal? All easier than ever: he wants to secure peace for the sake of his yet unborn child. But before he tries to find Osama, he will have to find out where he came from, what made him become who he is and what is most important that most influenced bin Laden.

Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches is a film adaptation of the book with the same title. The film aims to bring the powerful words and speeches of the famous abolitionist, Frederick Douglass, to a wider audience. The movie will include five speeches that were given by Douglass during the mid-19th century when he fought against slavery and discrimination in America.

Sound City is a documentary movie about the legendary recording studio of the same name, located in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California. The film was directed by Dave Grohl, a man behind the Nevermind album of Nirvana, which was recorded at Sound City Studios. Upon the studio closing Dave Grohl purchased some equipment which was involved in albums recording of Nirvana, Fleetwood Mac and Foo Fighters. Among the equipment were rare analog mixing console which inspired some scenes for Dave Grohl. All the actors in Sound City are playing themselves: Trent Reznor (composer of many well-known soundtracks for Limitless, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Social Network and other movies), Tom Petty (an actor and soundtrack composer behind such the masterpieces as Four Christmases, Home Alone, The Silence of the Lambs and Lethal Weapon) and Mick Fleetwood (musician and soundtrack composer of Glee and Heroes).

When Alastair Fothergill and his co-director Mark Linfield began the project that became Chimpanzee the movie over three years ago it was to document the life of these highly intelligent mammals and give the world a look into the lives of these highly social creatures. Filmed in the Ivory Coast as well as Uganda's tropical jungles, Chimpanzee will give us an inside view and better understanding of how they survive in a world that is constantly shrinking.hile Chimpanzee is considered a documentary turned movie it displays these extremely intelligent creatures as high functioning and very sociable with a family hierarchy not unlike humans themselves. This member of the great ape family is fascinating to watch as they interact with family members and make decisions that will affect their entire clan. Chimpanzee is a movie that is full of action and romance as well as the conflict brought on by overcrowding and jealousy. Sounds like a modern day film about someone we know? Perhaps

The King's Speech is a movie based on the story of the man who is known as King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II. Since his brother renounced the throne, he was next in line, but at first he was reluctant to take the throne, because of social awkwardness and speech issues. However, with the help of a speech pathologist he hires and befriends he is able to overcome any nervousness or effects caused from it that he may have had in the past. This allows him to become a great leader of Britain and successfully lead his country into War. Without his new friends help, the King's speech would not have been what it was.

Good Hair is a documentary movie created by comedian Chris Rock, which debuted in the U.S. on October 9, 2009. The film encompasses many aspects of the culture phenomena of African-American hair style. According to the Rock magazine, the hair industry earned $ 9 billion on the treatment of hair of African-Americans. The castingof the Good Hair features some famous people like Meagan Good, T-Pain, Raven-Symone, Ice-T, Nia Long and KRS-One. Before the release of the movie, Regina Kimbell sued the actor and the film's producers claiming that they plagiarized his documentary called "My Nappy Roots", released in 2005. The complainant claimed that the film showed the Rock during the taping of Everybody Hates Chris, starring actor, at the request of Doug Miller, executive producer of "Good Hair ", unaware that the interpreter had an agreement with the TV channel HBO to tell the same story.