Filmmaker Jason Spingarn-Koff has made a documentary about the online virtual world Second Life. His film follows people who've gotten hooked on the game, people who use it to make a living, to escape themselves, and to commit infidelity. Bob talks to Spingarn-Koff about his film.
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