Author Ezra Winton dissects the documentary and political activism landscape in Canada. Winton explains how documentary has legacy of social justice, anti-oppression and free expression, however many radical documentaries are respected in their own communities, but invisible to mainstream current. Winton identifies two types of political documentaries which he names the liberal consensus documentary and the radical committed documentary. Winton outlines documentaries that fall into each category as well as explaining each have a different call-to-action that can be problematic. Winton also highlights how the differing approaches create audience inclusion or exclusion of the world.