For lifting America from the grips of the Great Depression, introducing          landmark reforms such as Social Security and unemployment relief, and            preparing America to be the "Arsenal of Democracy" against foreign threats,      Franklin Delano Roosevelt will forever be remembered as one of the central     figures of 20th century history, and arguably the greatest president of the    modern era. This compelling portrait of a complex man explores FDR's many      legislative victories, as well as his administration's secretive dealings. It    also uses rare home movies and audio recordings to reveal little-known details about the enigmatic president's private life. Its use of exclusive interviews  and rare footage makes it the most comprehensive examination of Roosevelt ever filmed. Narrated by Edward Herrmann. USA, 2005, 200 mins.