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(Dargis) 'We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks' (R, 2 10) Directed by Alex Gibney, this documentary describes what happened when Julian Assange led the WikiLeaks project to publish sensitive documents from anonymous contributors, and when a lonely Army private, Bradley Manning, took the opportunity WikiLeaks created to air the military's dirty laundry.

"Bag It," the documentary, describes the plastic bag as the No. 1 consumer item in the world.

Apprentices work ten years before they are allowed to cook eggs; one, interviewed in the documentary, describes making tamago two hundred and fifty times before Jiro deemed it acceptable.

Beginning with the first major wave of Chinese immigrants during the California Gold Rush of the mid-1800's, the documentary describes the combination of American discrimination and Chinese heritage that led to the development of Chinatowns.

"Four-color crack" is the way one young girl interviewed for the documentary describes comic books.

And one amusing element is that the documentary describes the Bowery as "an old immigrant neighborhood" where "a lot of working class people still live" as opposed to its current incarnation as a land of boutique hotels and upscale restaurants.

But to this day, Brenner, who is now the subject of a documentary, describes the encounter as a beautiful, almost spiritual experience.

The documentary describes how thousands of Taliban troops were rounded up after the battle of Kunduz in late November and transported in sealed shipping containers to Sheberghan prison, a jail then under US control in northwestern Afghanistan.

Anthony Wilson's documentary describes Stein's death as a "shamanistic" ritual suicide; but of course the conspiracy buffs aren't so easily put off the scent.

The documentary describes a problem.

Details about Ms. Nijmeijer that have emerged from the book and documentary describe an existence of intrigue and daring.