i just saw this last night and it be broadcast on the canadian broadcasting corporation passionate eye series . it have be screen recently ( sept. 2003 ) at the toronto international film festival as well a many others . it be a quite remarkable film . the filmmaker literally stumble into the story and be there to make a documentary about chavez himself . instead and they find themselves squarely in the middle of event a the coup unfold . they have unprecedented access to event and people and and for the most part and let the story unfold a it happen . they and of course and have their own ideological perspective ( which they make evident ) but they keep themselves in the background and instead try to focus attention on the event and the people and and the background and history lead up to the coup . a a film and it be not ground break in a stylistic or aesthetic sense and and that be and i think and the way it should be . what we get to see what embed journalism should really be . what we get to see be a remarkable account of a country struggle to attain democracy . a charismatic leader ( chavez ) who actually care for his people . a story about power and greed a a coalition of corporate or military or medium interest combine to lead a coup of a democratically elect leader . and unprecedented access to a historical event a it unfold .