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Tag Archives: Documentary Film
Saturday Matinee: I Thought I Told You To Shut Up!!!
“I Thought I Told You To Shut Up!!!” (2015) is a short documentary directed by Charlie Tyrell and narrated by the late Jonathan Demme. It focuses on an underappreciated underground cartoon from the 1970s called Reid Fleming: The World’s Toughest … Continue reading
Saturday Matinee: American Nomads
Synopsis from Top Documentary Films Beneath the America we think we know lies a nation hidden from view – a nomadic nation, living on the roads, the rails and in the wild open spaces. In its deserts, forests, mountain ranges … Continue reading
Posted in Art, culture, Film, Financial Crisis, Recession, Saturday Matinee, Video
Tagged American Nomads, American Society, Documentary Film, Hobos, Homelessness, Nomads, Precariat, Richard Grant, Transients
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Saturday Matinee: Stare Into The Lights My Pretties
Source: https://stareintothelightsmypretties.jore.cc/ Logline A film about screen culture and its implications. While the world burns, where are we? Introduction We live in a world of screens. The average adult spends the majority of their waking hours in front of some … Continue reading
Posted in Art, consciousness, culture, Dystopia, media, Media Literacy, Psychology, Saturday Matinee, Science, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, surveillance state, Technology, Video
Tagged addiction, behaviour modification, culture, Documentary Film, Dystopia, information manipulation, media, Privacy, social control, society, Stare Into The Lights My Pretties, surveillance, technology
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Saturday Matinee: An Open Secret
“An Open Secret” (2014) is a documentary film about Hollywood child sexual abuse directed by Amy Berg (Deliver Us From Evil). The film features interviews with victimized performers, who were targeted when they were young boys (including Corey Feldman and … Continue reading
Ken Burns’ Vietnam War: An Object Lesson in the Failures of the Objective Lens
By Reed Richardson Source: FAIR If journalism resigns itself to being a “first draft of history,” Ken Burns’ popular PBS documentaries, written by Lynn Novick, have increasingly aspired to—and achieved—a coveted status as popular historical canon. This has, in part, been accomplished by … Continue reading
Posted in corporate news, culture, Film, Geopolitics, History, media, news, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, State Crime, war
Tagged American History, Centrism, corporate media, Documentary Film, geopolitics, Journalism, Ken Burns, My Lai Massacre, news, Objectivity, US government, Vietnam War, war, War Criminals, war profiteers
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Saturday Matinee: Obsolete
Source: Truthstream Media The Future Doesn’t Need Us… Or So We’ve Been Told. With the rise of technology and the real-time pressures of an online, global economy, humans will have to be very clever – and very careful – not … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, culture, Dystopia, Economics, Film, Financial Crisis, Labor, Philosophy, Saturday Matinee, Science, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, Technology, Work
Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, automation, Corporate Globalization, culture, Documentary Film, economic crisis, Economics, Global Economy, Internet, Labor, Robots, science, social control, society, technology, Work
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Saturday Matinee: In the Year of the Pig
“In the Year of the Pig” (1968) by Emile De Antonio (Point of Order, Underground, Rush to Judgement) was one of the earliest Vietnam War documentaries and was often greeted with hostility during its run in theaters by pro-war audiences. … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anti-war, Art, culture, Film, History, Saturday Matinee, society, Video, war
Tagged Documentary Film, Emile De Antonio, In the Year of the Pig, Rush to Judgement, Vietnam War
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