A new documentary called “The Dark Side of Chocolate” is refreshingly different: 45 minutes long, it shows extensive footage using hidden cameras, and features interviews with corporate honchos to actual kids, some who had escaped and with help returned to their families. Made by award-winning Dutch journalist Miki Mistrati, the movie builds a compelling case against large chocolate companies like Nestle to help stop child trafficking and child labor in the Ivory Coast in Africa. It doesn’t beat you over the head with horrific images either. This February, several events are happening on left and right coasts to promote fair trade and end this social injustice. . . . → Read More: Chocolate activists unite! New film and events stand up for Fair trade