Oliver Stone's new documentary film, “South Of The Border” compares the North American media-propaganda of Hugo Chávez with actual interviews of the Bolivarian Revolutionary. Stone provides a historically accurate picture of Hugo Chávez and his rising into power, including a fair account of the coups, the media, and the United States. The most controversial presidents in South America are interviewed about their role in the Bolivarian Revolution, their long-term goals, and similarities in struggle. Stone provides only a bit of editorializing and characterizing, instead he allows the Presidents to speak for themselves and communicate their own objectives. This film is not a complete analysis of the South-American labor movement, but it does provide a flavor of the overtones of the revolution in South America, and an introduction of the South-American Presidents to the average American viewer.