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Visit www.TheCartelMovie.com for more info. A feature-length documentary about our urgent national need for school choice, "The Cartel" shows us our failing educational system like we've never seen it before. In this hard-hitting film by reporter and news anchor Bob Bowdon, "The Cartel" exposes the corruption, waste, and intimidation in our nations public schools. Arguing that our public school system wastes billions of dollars each year, while our children learn less and less, "The Cartel" makes a compelling case for far-reaching and immediate reform centered on school choice.

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A moving, intensely human testament to the sustaining power of hope and the motivating strength of song, James and Maureen Tusty's The Singing Revolution documents how, between 1987 and 1992, the Estonian people peacefully attained political independence after decades of Soviet occupation.

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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.

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The short film adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron, "2081" depicts a dystopian future in which, thanks to the 212th Amendment to the Constitution and the unceasing vigilance of the United States Handicapper General, everyone is finally equal. The strong wear weights, the beautiful wear masks and the intelligent wear earpieces that fire off loud noises to keep them from taking unfair advantage of their brains. Featuring Patricia Clarkson, James Cosmo, Julie Hagerty, and Armie Hammer this MPI film is a poetic tale of triumph and tragedy about a broken family, a brutal government, and an act of defiance that changes everything. "2081" can be ordered now at Amazon.com bit.ly

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What happens when a terrorist group advocates the violent overthrow of the United States government, declares war against the US, and spearheads a six-year bombing campaign resulting in over thirty explosions? Answer: its leaders go on to educate your children. William Ayers, Mark Rudd, and Bernardine Dohrn, the Weather Underground leaders responsible for a series of atrocious attacks in the late sixties, all became college professors.

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Battle for Brooklyn explores the poorly understood phenomenon of eminent domain abuse. A feature-length documentary from filmmakers Michael Galinsky, Suki Hawley, and David Beilinson, this film investigates how real estate developers, local government, community activists, and the media have clashed over the largest single-source development project ever proposed in New York City. Widely known as the Atlantic Yards project, this undertaking has for the past four years been a major source of contention as local residents resist a billionaire developers attempt to use eminent domain to seize their homes and businesses. Done in the name of "development," schemes such as this one eviscerate private property rights and make a mockery of the Fifth Amendment--and yet they freely exploit lucrative taxpayer subsidies, easements, and tax abatements.

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Stuart Browning highlights the plight of an Ontario man with a cancerous brain tumor who crossed the border to the US to get the medical care that is rationed in his home country.

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Mine Your Own Business examines the consequences for indigenous peoples when Western environmental groups decide to mount activist campaigns in developing nations.

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A revolutionary new film about the repressive climate on our nation's campuses, Evan Coyne Maloney's Indoctrinate U reveals a national 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 not taught how to think, but what to think.

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The world today is as dangerous as it has ever been, and the need for international confederations is greater than ever. Yet the United Nations has abdicated its responsibility to foster peace and freedom, instead allowing dictators, thugs, and tyrants to tie its hands and dominate its agenda. This is the subject of UN Me, a shocking new feature-length documentary from MPI filmmaker Ami Horowitz. Working with a world-class production team, Horowitz uncovers how an organization created to ennoble mankind has been so ravaged by corruption that it actually enables evil and creates global chaos.

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An Inconvenient Tax reveals how Congress uses our impossibly complex tax code to achieve political goals that have nothing to do with raising revenue. Featuring economic experts, commentators, and political voices such as Steve Forbes, Mike Huckabee, Noam Chomsky, David M. Walker, and others, the film traces the evolution of the income tax through wars, economic booms and busts, and presidencies. To inspire debate and encourage change, the film also presents several credible options for reform. Presenting the tax code as a burden that affects us all, this timely and engaging film transcends partisanship--and offers Americans a chance to unite in a grassroots movement for change. To learn more, visit www.aninconvenienttax.com.

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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.

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Filmmaker Stuart Browning demonstrates how single-payer health care systems have a lot in common with the failed economic systems of Soviet-era eastern Europe.

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Filmmaker Stuart Browning examines the conventional wisdom that 45 million Americans cannot get health insurance and consequently do not have access to health care.

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With the 2008 election cycle in full swing, it's hard to turn on the television or open a newspaper without finding liberal icons--from politicians and professors to pop stars and pundits--blaming capitalism and private enterprise for the world's problems. But how sincere are they about their beliefs? How do they live? The answers will shock you.

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The world today is as dangerous as it has ever been, and the need for international confederations is greater than ever. Yet the United Nations has abdicated its responsibility to foster peace and freedom, instead allowing dictators, thugs, and tyrants to tie its hands and dominate its agenda. This is the subject of UN Me, a shocking new feature-length documentary from MPI filmmaker Ami Horowitz. Working with a world-class production team, Horowitz uncovers how an organization created to ennoble mankind has been so ravaged by corruption that it actually enables evil and creates global chaos.

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The Rubber Room exposes how New York City wastes tens of millions a year warehousing hundreds of teachers who have been removed from the classroom, all while denying their right to due process. Accused of misconduct and incompetence, these teachers are forced to report to the "rubber room," a name that captures teachers' desolate feeling of entrapment. Teachers spend weeks, months, even years in the rubber room, where they are not allowed to work but do collect their full salaries. A deeply disturbing exposé of how unions and government are colluding to squander huge sums of taxpayer dollars, this film depicts how the New York City education system has failed its children while blatantly disregarding the First Amendment.

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Filmmaker Stuart Browning provides a cautionary lesson about a politicized health care system where politicians and bureaucrats determine medical priorities.

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State of Control follows two American filmmakers into the most tumultuous regions of Tibet, where they discover a group of young Tibetans using new media to defy a powerful Chinese propaganda machine. At once a documentary and an action thriller, State of Control compellingly illustrates the emerging fight against censorship and surveillance not only in China, but around the world.

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Battle for Brooklyn explores the poorly understood phenomenon of eminent domain abuse. A feature-length documentary from filmmakers Michael Galinsky, Suki Hawley, and David Beilinson, this film investigates how real estate developers, local government, community activists, and the media have clashed over the largest single-source development project ever proposed in New York City. Widely known as the Atlantic Yards project, this undertaking has for the past four years been a major source of contention as local residents resist a billionaire developers attempt to use eminent domain to seize their homes and businesses. Done in the name of "development," schemes such as this one eviscerate private property rights and make a mockery of the Fifth Amendment--and yet they freely exploit lucrative taxpayer subsidies, easements, and tax abatements.

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In this 2001 interview from the Liberty Fund's "Intellectual Portrait Series," Manuel Ayau explains why it is important to teach the philosophy of liberty. Ayau was an inspiring leader in Central America who lived through the bloody civil war in Guatemala and devoted his life to preventing similar horrors from ever occurring again. Key to that effort was founding a university premised on the idea of individual liberty. The world's first university devoted to such principles, the Universidad Francisco Marroquin quickly became Guatemala's premier university and is thriving nearly 40 years later. Upon Manuel Ayau's passing this year, MPI honors him and gives tribute to his ground-breaking work for the cause of freedom. Click here to purchase the DVD of this interview and learn more about Ayau's work: www.libertyfund.org

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Marina of the Zabbaleen focuses on the struggle of a marginalized Egyptian people to support and sustain a culture of family and belief. The zabbaleen (Cairos Christian garbage collectors) have carved out a niche for themselves in a world where they are a distinct and oppressed minority--but, as the film shows, a world without religious liberty is a world where efforts at cultural preservation and economic innovation are always radically compromised. To make the film, director Engi Wassef, herself a Coptic Christian of Egyptian origin, gained unprecedented entry to the remote, cliff-side world of the zabbaleen; centering her documentary on a young girl who aspires against all odds to become a doctor, she deftly explores the ways and means of Cairos hidden garbage-collecting culture. Banned in Egypt, Marina of the Zabbaleen premiered in April 2007 at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film is being hailed as a gorgeous and painterly account of the troubled daily life of an obscure but revealing Middle Eastern people.

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Together since college, Matt and Connor are the picture of the all-American couple: they had the perfect June wedding, settled into a typical 2-bedroom starter home, and have until now lived up to the expectations of their parents and friends. But the pressure of maintaining the "perfect" life becomes too much to bear, and in an attempt to escape from reality and create more excitement, Matt and Connor experiment with role-playing. As they become more and more immersed in their characters, they realize that the lines between reality and fantasy have become blurred. They discover that they don't know who they really are, and they decide to rebuild their lives with a completely different approach. At once comical and insightful, Roles explores the perils of casually following the paths others expect of us and reveals the importance of embracing our individuality.

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Video provided by the Institute of Cetacean Research shows a Zodiac from the Sea Shepherd ship Bob Barker speeding beneath the bow of the Yushin Maru No. 3. on Feb. 4, 2011. The Institute says the protestors were trying to entangle the propeller and rudder of the ship with a cable trailing behind the speedboat. More on Dot Earth: j.mp Institute: www.icrwhale.org Sea Shepherd www.seashepherd.org

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Last week, MPI introduced you to Manuel Ayau, an inspiring leader in Central America who founded the first university in the world devoted to individual liberty, the Universidad Francisco Marroquin. Having lived through the bloody civil war in Guatemala, Ayau devoted his life to preventing similar horrors from ever occurring again. He created UFM on that premise and it has been Guatemala's premier university for nearly 40 years. In this second clip from the Liberty Fund's "Intellectual Portrait Series," Ayau talks about overcoming the obstacles to building a successful free market institution in Central America. He explains that Guatemala's businessmen viewed competition in the market as a threat to the advantages they held, which posed a challenge to the funding UFM and the maintaining of friendly partnerships. Upon Ayau's passing this year, MPI honors him and gives tribute to his ground-breaking work for the cause of freedom. Click here to purchase the DVD of this 2001 interview and learn more about his work: www.libertyfund.org

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A wry commentary on hypocrisy within the American elite, Do As I Say, Not As I Do will be released in the spring of 2008. Based on Peter Schweizer's bestselling book, the film exposes how left-wing icons have fully embraced capitalist ideas while simultaneously discouraging others from doing the same.

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Museum of Government Waste is an eye-opening and entertaining look at federal government spending through the eyes of an average American. Like the rest of us, 40-year-old Floridian Greg Knapp is concerned about his children's future in a country saddled with unprecedented national debt. But unlike the rest of us, Greg decides to head to Washington to find out how and why our federal government is spending our country into financial ruin. Once in DC, Greg learns that as a regular citizen he has no access inside the Beltway, so he decides to play the Washington game. He hires a lobbyist and goes after his own piece of wasteful pork -- an earmark for a Museum of Government Waste. Neither Greg nor the audience ever expects Greg to get his ridiculous earmark, but we understand this is the only way we can truly see what's taking place in our nation's Capitol. Greg's journey takes him across the country, inside the offices of high-profile lobbyists, and, eventually, behind closed doors at a fundraiser for one of the most powerful politicians on Capitol Hill. In what begins as a humorous attempt to get the ultimate anti-earmark earmark, Greg's quest becomes increasingly serious as he realizes that the American political process is in worse shape than he ever dreamed, and that he just might get his earmark after all. Museum of Government Waste is not only a funny and entertaining ride, but is sure to make even the most jaded citizen furious.

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This short film produced by Bankrupting America examines Greece's fiscal crisis and warns Americans that the United States economy is on the same track. The Greecing of America, Simplified reveals that America's government spending and national debt are not far from the levels that have sent Greece spiraling toward economic collapse. It makes the compelling argument that we must cut spending now to avert a crisis that may be just a few short years away.

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Pups of Liberty tells the story of the Boston Tea Party using animated cats and dogs to represent the English and the American colonists. The figures of Samuel Adams ("Spaniel" Adams), Paul Revere (Paul "Ruffere"), and more come to life when transformed into their endearing canine counterparts. The year is 1776 in Boston, Massachusetts, and the Redcats have just arrived, announcing taxes on newspapers and "teabones" from the Royal Tom-Cat. Unable to change the law, energetic young pup Anne Kennel and her father John, the town printer-hound, gather all of the colonist pups together to protest and stage a teabone boycott. Despite intimidation from the Redcats, Anne and the pups are inspired to push forward for the cause of freedom. Proclaiming "No Laws Without Paws!," the pups rally for their independence from Major Mew and the Redcats and lead the Americanine Revolution. A captivating tale of courage, determination, and triumph, Pups of Liberty makes history accessible and fun for children, and shows them that sometimes all it takes is a single spark to bring about change.

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A wry commentary on hypocrisy within the American elite, Do As I Say, Not As I Do will be released in the spring of 2008. Based on Peter Schweizer's bestselling book, the film exposes how respected leaders have fully embraced free-market ideas while simultaneously discouraging others from doing the same.

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MPI filmmaker Evan Maloney asks college students who they think made an offensive comment about Israeli Jews. Was it Adolf Hitler? Osama Bin Laden? or a Columbia University professor?

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***UPDATE: On March 31, 2008, the New York State Legislature unanimously passed the Libel Terrorism Protection Act ("Rachel's Law") to protect New York-based authors and publishers in print and on the Internet from the enforcement of foreign libel judgments. Mahfouz lived to witness the failure of his lawfare, inadvertently leading Americans to better protect their free speech rights. He died in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on August 16, 2009. Following in New York's footsteps, California, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Tennessee and Utah passed similar laws. A national version of "Rachel's Law" was introduced in the US Congress on April 16, 2008. The bill underwent different incarnations and, in a rare show of bi-partisanship, the Securing the Protection of our Enduring and Established Constitutional Heritage Act (SPEECH Act), HR 2765 (as amended by the Leahy-Sessions Speech Act) was passed unanimously by the 111th Congress on July 27, 2010 and signed into law by President Barack Obama on August 10, 2010.*** This documentary short film, produced by the Moving Picture Institute, shows how Saudi billionaire Khalid Bin Mafhouz exploits the British legal system and sues for libel whenever he is the subject of a terrorism accusation. Directed by MPI fellow Jared Lapidus, the film explains how Mahfouz filed a libel suit against Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld, author of Funding Evil; How Terrorism is Financed -- and How to Stop It. The suit was not filed in the United States, where the book was <b>...</b>

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Renowned Business School of the region, School of Management Sciences (SMS), Varanasi completed its 15 years of existence on November 10, 2010. The Institution celebrated its 16th Foundation Day "Adharshila" amidst joyous fervor and competitive spirit with 18 teams participating in the day long competitive events covering three event search in academic and cultural arenas. A traditional 'puja' was performed at the Campus inthe early morning hours before the arrival of Dr. Rakesh Dhar Tripathi, Hon'ble Minister for Higher Education, Uttar Pradesh Government, who stepped in the SMS campus to grace the occasion as its Chief Guest. Inaugurating the day-long event "Adharshila 2010" at SMS Campus, he exhorted the students to develop their qualifications, potential and talent in order to be present at the frontline of the society and the nation. He also stressed on the importance of friendship which takes people to heights in their life. He congratulated the SMS family for completing 15 years of imparting professional education in this part of the country. He hoped that the Institution would continue to charm people across the global level through the initial values on which it was established. Commenting on the onslaught of globalisation, he said that money is not everything in life, family and traditional values should also be given due priority. It will help our society go ahead. The Guest of Honour, Prof. Awadh Ram (Vice Chancellor, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth) in his <b>...</b>

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