Cocalero
The story of Evo Morales is set to become a contemporary legend. He was born out of the U.S. war on drugs, backed by an army of coca-leaf farmers, and travelled across the Andes to become Bolivia’s first indigenous president. Director Alejandro Landes was granted unprecedented access for this passionate documentary. The result is a fascinating look at history in the making.

Frasier: The Complete Series
A major sitcom of the 1990s finally gets the DVD treatment it deserves. Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) and Niles Crane (David Hyde Pierce) are two psychiatrists living in Seattle. The show takes the wealthy brothers through love, loss, and at least one very awkward situation a week. While Frasier’s dry wit is not for everyone, the situational humour is funny and intelligent.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
This is the fifth of seven scheduled Harry Potter films. Despite the Daily Prophet’s denials, Lord Voldemort has returned and is after Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) with renewed zeal. Order of the Phoenix is by far the most action-packed of the series, concluding with an epic battle scene that even pessimists of the series will enjoy.

Interview
This sexually charged drama pits a war correspondent–turned–self-destructive journalist (Steve Buscemi) against a stereotypical pop diva (Factory Girl?’s Sienna Miller). The pairing was assumed to make for the interview from hell. But as the two soon learn, all is not as it appears.

The Painted Veil
Naomi Watts plays an upper-class British woman living in Shanghai in the 1920s. Pressured by her mother to marry, Watts ends up with an unlikely suitor (Edward Norton), who takes her into the heart of China’s cholera-infested countryside. Based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham, The Painted Veil is a beautifully told story of pain and love.

The Bourne Ultimatum
An electrifying conclusion to a fantastic trilogy. The Bourne Ultimatum finds former-assassin Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) closing in on his enemies, and his enemies closing in on him. Constantly on the run, Bourne finally begins to answer the questions of his past.

High School Musical 2
With 17.2 million tweens tuning in to the movie’s television debut, High School Musical 2 was basic cable’s most-watched broadcast ever. The film follows the students of East Side High on a summer retreat at Lava Springs Country Club. Music and dancing follows. DVD extras include more dancing.