Wait Means Never (2005)

This film deals with the explosive convergence of the personal and the political, in protest at the complacency of the U.S. Today, four activists kidnap the head of an international oil corporation. When the government refuses to negotiate for the hostage, tensions within the group rise as they have to decide between compassion and evolution. One of the best entrants in this year's Muff Neu. Q&A with Andrew Groves joining us all the way from the U.S.