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Documentary Feature: Do As I Say Based on Peter Schweizer’s bestselling book, Do As I Say is a wry, humorous exposé of liberal icons who embrace capitalist ideas while discouraging others from doing the same. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: The Cartel A feature-length documentary film about our urgent national need for school choice, The Cartel shows us our failing educational system like we’ve never seen it before. Find out more… |
| Narrative Short: 2081 A stunning adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's chilling short story “Harrison Bergeron,” 2081 is set in a dystopian future so stifled by mandated egalitarianism that no one can think, no one can love, and no one can register how much they have been dehumanized by social engineering. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: Indoctrinate U A revolutionary film about the repressive climate at our nation’s colleges and universities, Indoctrinate U reveals a campus culture in which speech codes rule the day; in which free inquiry has been replaced with prescribed, politically correct values; and in which students are taught not how to think, but what to think. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: The Singing Revolution A moving, intensely human testament to the sustaining power of hope and the motivating strength of song, The Singing Revolution documents how, between 1987 and 1992, the Estonian people peacefully attained political independence after decades of Soviet occupation. Find out more… |
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Documentary Short Series: Free Market Cure Featuring short films about government-managed health care, the Free Market Cure film series educates the American public about the dangerous fantasy of a single-payer system. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: Marina of the Zabbaleen Uncovering the hidden culture of Cairo's garbage collectors, Marina of the Zabbaleen focuses on a marginalized Egyptian people's struggle to support and sustain a culture of family and belief. Find out more… |
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Documentary Short: The Libel Tourist The Libel Tourist exposes how litigious Saudi billionaires have exploited British libel laws to threaten American freedoms—and tells the story of one brave author who fought back. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: Mine Your Own Business Mine Your Own Business examines the consequences for indigenous peoples when Western environmental groups decide to mount activist campaigns in developing nations. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: Freedom's Fury Freedom’s Fury tells the heroic story of the democratic Hungarian uprising of 1956 through the lens of the epic Olympic water polo showdown between Hungary and the Soviet Union. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: Hammer & Tickle Hammer & Tickle shows how, in the former Soviet bloc, jokes offered people a means of dissenting from state authority when such dissent was strictly forbidden. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: U.N. Me With shocking footage and exclusive interviews, filmmaker Ami Horowitz shows how the United Nations has abdicated its responsibility to international peace, becoming instead the pacifier of dictators, thugs, and tyrants. Find out more… |
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Documentary Feature: The Battle of Brooklyn Detailing New Yorkers' efforts to prevent a billionaire developer from seizing their homes and businesses under eminent domain, The Battle of Brooklyn explores pressing interlocking concerns about property rights, politics, the media, and information flows. Find out more… |
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| Narrative Feature: Virginia An entirely in-house MPI production, this film will tell the story of Virginia Walden Ford, a determined single mother who has devoted her life to securing educational opportunity for D.C.'s disadvantaged urban children (and to fighting the powerful, entrenched special interests that don’t want that to happen). Currently in the scripting phase, shooting will begin this spring. Virginia will be in theaters in late 2010. |
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