In their second film regarding political and social change in Venezuela, Azzellini and Ressler focus on the industrial sector. The changes in Venezuela’s productive sphere are demonstrated by developments within five large companies in various regions: a textile company, aluminum works, a tomato factory, a cocoa factory, and a paper factory.

This film investigates the interrelationships between consumer society and beauty, the cosmetics industry, glossy magazines, and the main target group of vanity products: women.

Everything you always wanted to know about the Constitution of the United States of America, including what you should know!

Filmed in 1986, Noam Chomsky 'reads' an article about the war in Nicaragua in the New York Times newspaper and explains why the corporate media doesn't report the full range of what's really going on. In the process, Chomsky delivers a concise and harrowing review of US intervention in South America.

Linguist and influential media critic Noam Chomsky argues that the New York Times regurgitates US governmental propaganda completely undigested. He lays bare how a successful distortion of facts can create a “system of indoctrination that is quite extraordinarily effective.”