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THE PEACE PATRIOTS
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Narrated by actress and Air America Radio host, Janeane Garofalo, this new feature-length documentary is an intimate portrait of American dissenters reflecting on their personal participation as engaged citizens in a time of war. The 78-minute film follows a diverse group of individuals, ranging in age from 13 to 74, including middle and high school students, college students, teachers, clergy, and war veterans from Korea, Vietnam and the Persian Gulf, as they take part in vigils, marches, theater performances, and civil disobedience sit-ins to protest the U.S. invasion and on-going military occupation of Iraq. Upcoming national broadcast on Free Speech TV.
78 minutes • DVD or VHS

Featuring contemporary music by 2005 Grammy Award winner Steve Earle, Pete Seeger, Ani DiFranco, Billy Bragg, Jonatha Brooke, Stephan Smith, Saul Williams, DJ Spooky, and original music by John Sheldon.

“THE PEACE PATRIOTS gives us hope and inspiration. I hope it will be shown widely.”
      —Howard Zinn, Author of A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES

   

INDEPENDENT VOICES   Turning Tide Speaker Series

We have produced a series of full-length video talks by noted authors and journalists addressing the critical issues of our times. Videos in the series include:

NOAM CHOMSKY: "Why Iraq?"

HOWARD ZINN: "War and Terrorism"

AMY GOODMAN : "Free Speech & Independent Media"

JIM HIGHTOWER : "Take Back America"

DANIEL ELLSBERG : "Secrets & Lies: Vietnam To Iraq"

DR. VANDANA SHIVA: "Making Another World Possible"

DR. HELEN CALDICOTT: "The New Nuclear Danger"

SCOTT RITTER : "The Bushwacking of America"

Hear the voices which are being ignored or only given superficial treatment by the mainstream media. Use these videos as discussion catalysts for your family, friends, and community at schools, workplaces, community centers, libraries, religious organizations, and in your own living room.

HEALING THE WOUNDS OF WAR
A film about conflict transformation and the work of the Karuna Center For Peacebuilding, a U.S.-based organization, which brought together Serb and Muslim teachers seeking to rebuild and reunite their devastated communities in the aftermath of the war in Bosnia.
40 minutes • DVD or VHS

      “Dialog is so very important. We will never be able to move forward if we aren’t able to sit at the same  table and listen to each other’s needs, wishes, and hopes.”
       —Senka Jakupovic, Bosnian Teacher

VOICES FOR PEACE  
Featuring Nobel Peace prize laureates Mairead Maguire and Adolfo Perez Esquivel, grassroots peace activists speak out in New York City and Washington, DC soon after the September 11 attacks. They raise critical questions about U.S. foreign and military policy, the impact of war on innocent civilians, the erosion of civil liberties in the U.S., and the root causes of violence in the world. An effective discussion catalyst to widen the scope of debate about U.S. responses to terrorism. Nationally broadcast on Free Speech TV.
25 minutes • DVD or VHS

    "VOICES FOR PEACE is an inspirational boost, letting those who oppose war know they are not alone."
    —Howard Zinn, Author of A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES

AN ACT OF CONSCIENCE
Narrated by actor Martin Sheen, this feature-length documentary chronicles the story of two pacifists whose home in western Massachusetts was seized by federal marshals and IRS agents after they publicly refused to pay federal taxes as a protest against war and military spending. World Premiere, Sundance Film Festival. Nationally broadcast by Cinemax and Sundance Channel.
90 minutes • DVD or VHS

FUTBOLITO: A Journey Through Central America
A chronicle of five New Engtland young people who travel through Guatemala and Nicaragua waging peace with "Hacky Sack" to show how a cooperative footgame can be used to make cross-cultural bridges. Broadcast on Public Television.
28 minutes • DVD or VHS

ARCTIC TO AMAZONIA
Native activists from North and South America present first-hand information on the impact of industrial development upon their land and cultures.
21 minutes • DVD or VHS

COLUMBUS DIDN’T DISCOVER US
A moving testimony about the impact of the Columbus legacy on the lives of indigenous people from North, South, and Central America. Broadcast on
Public Television. Award of Merit, Latin American Studies Association.
24 minutes • DVD or VHS

THE LONG ROAD BACK
High school students interview recovering drug addicts and alcoholics from Marathon House, an intensive residential treatment program in Springfield, Massachusetts.
29 minutes • DVD or VHS

HARVEST OF PEACE
U.S. volunteers travel to a war zone in Nicaragua during the height of the U.S.-backed Contra war in the mid-1980's to harvest cotton in a unique citizen-to-citizen peace effort. World premiere, Telluride Film Festival. Best Nonfiction Film, San Antonio
Cine Festival. Broadcast on Public Television.
29 minutes • DVD or VHS

SEABROOK 1977   
A chronicle of a seminal event of 1970s’ environmental activism when 1,414 people were arrested in a civil disobedience protest at a nuclear power plant under construction in Seabrook, New Hampshire and jailed en masse in National Guard armories for two weeks. Broadcast on Public Television.
87 minutes • VHS • [SPECIAL NOTE: DVD To Be Released Later This Year.]