According to this alarming documentary, electronic voting machines don't make    voting easier--they make hacking the system easier. Hacking Democracy      follows a Seattle grandmother and fellow concerned citizens as they campaign     to find out how votes are actually being tallied in the digital age,           uncovering security lapses, preferential treatment by the voting machine       industry for certain candidates, and sheer incompetence across the board.      "Disturbing stuff...it's not shocked-shocked you feel watching this; it's        genuine shock" (New York Times). Features input from a broad range of    activists, computer scientists, and politicians.                               Simon Ardizzone/Russell Michaels---Great Britain---2006---81 mins.