This film had the attendees racing home to look at their maps and see exactly which ones they had.

It is a good all-round film, presented in a casual, engaging manner.

This film was full of information that fitted into that category of 'you don't know that you don't know'.

I would agree that it has a place in classrooms and home school co-ops, because it doesn't tell you what to think but instead that there are many different ways to think about and see the world.

I much prefer to show ODT's 'Many ways to see the world" over "Arno Peters".