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.

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.

Explore the concept of 'Obsessive Branding Disorder' and find out how corporations squeeze profit from alternative and independent youth culture using 'Brandalism', 'Copyfighting', 'Mocketing'.

What do dykes, Asian Americans, mothers and fathers, corporate lawyers and the relatives of soldiers called up to serve in the Gulf have in common? They and many others from all walks of life turned out for anti-war demonstrations after the invasion of Iraq in March 2003. Did the corporate mass media adequately cover this spontaneous mass resistance to the war?

In this film, archival images and personal stories portray the lingering devastation of war. The filmmaker visits battle sites of past conflicts and shows how the atrocities that took place then affect our lives in the present and the future.

A multinational energy conglomerate and Chilean officials conspire to destroy an indigenous people. But the Indios tap into their own power and fight back...
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