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There were two wars going on in Iraq - one was fought with armies of soldiers, bombs and a fearsome military force. The other was fought alongside it with cameras, satellites, armies of journalists and propaganda techniques. One war was rationalized as an effort to find and disarm WMDs - Weapons of Mass Destruction; the other was carried out by even more powerful WMDs, Weapons of Mass Deception more
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We now have a 2004 update on a new DVD version of the film that features interviews with Greg Palast, Michael Moore, and Florida representative Corrine Brown.
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When Indian researcher Sugata Mitra embedded a high-speed computer in a wall separating his firm's New Delhi headquarters from an adjacent slum, he discovered that slum children quickly taught themselves how to surf the net, read the news, and download games and music. Mitra then replicated the experiment in other locations. Each time the results were similar: within hours, and without instruction, the children began browsing the Internet. Running Time: 58:30 more
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Produced after 9/11 as a call for global understanding and tolerance featuring 200 prominent show business personalities for Tommy Boy Records and the We Are Family Foundation. The film was shown at the Sundance Film Festival, in theatrical release in New York and on the TRIO channel.
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Forget the hanging chads and butterfly ballots. The Presidential election drama of 2000 is still a mystery to most Americans. Counting on Democracy investigates charges of disenfranchisement and 180,000 uncounted Florida votes cast largely by the working poor and people of color, uncovering racial exclusion, voting rights violations and the subverting of a recount in the most contested and controversial election in U.S. history. more
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This documentary presents a poignant tribute to the life and work of Nkosi Johnson -- one of the world's youngest AIDS advocates. Orphaned by AIDS in South Africa, twelve year old Nkosi's potent advocacy for tens of millions of other AIDS affected children put a human face on the crisis and brought attention to this under-examined aspect of the AIDS pandemic in Africa. Broadcast on M-NET in Africa on June 14th, 2001. more
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In the shadow of an increasingly interconnected and globalized economy, many of the world's poor are worse off and live with greater insecurities than before. This one hour documentary travels to Tanzania, Mali, India, Brazil and Bosnia for the Global Links Television Series to present some practical solutions from poor people themselves who are facing the challenge of alleviating their voicelessness and lack of opportunity.Televised by dozens of international broadcasters as part of the "Global Links."
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This hour long documentary is an exclusive insider report on a spiritual practice that has become the target of a massive political crackdown by the Chinese government. It is a timely story of repression and resistance inside the world's fastest growing spiritual movement. more
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Independent one hour documentary broadcast on M-NET in South Africa which chronicles Nelson Mandela's 1998 farewell tour through the United States and Canada before he stepped down as President.
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In-depth documentary for Court TV re-examines the trial and the impact of notorious mass murderer, Richard Speck, including reactions to the massacre from the sole survivor.
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Independent one hour documentary, hosted by Charlayne Hunter-Gault and broadcast nationally on PBS, explores the effects of the globalized economy on international human rights concerns and standards. WorldFest Houston Gold Award, 1999; Economic Freedom Journalism Award for a Broadcast, 1999. more
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Half-hour documentary examines the far-reaching economic reforms in China since 1978 which lifted more than two hundred million people out of poverty. Televised by dozens of international broadcasters as part of the "Global Links" series.
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80 minute documentary on the life and legacy of the 1960's guru, scientist, and activist, featuring a never-before-seen deathbed interview with Mr. Leary and comments by Allen Ginsberg, Yoko Ono, Ram Dass, G. Gordon Liddy, Bob Guccione, Jr., and many more. Distributed by Polygram Video. WorldFest Houston Gold Award, 1999.
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