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“Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (Updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) Wallingford Neighbors For Peace and Justice “Friday Night At the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) NOTE: BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD! THIS DOCUMENT IS 52+ PAGES LONG All films are loaned at no charge, but donations are very much appreciated and allow us to maintain the film library. All donations are used to purchase films. All films are available for personal loan only. Obtaining all public and private viewing rights are the responsibility of the borrower. We support independent filmmakers. Films are loaned for one week, unless other arrangements are made. To borrow films, please contact us at [email protected]. Thanks! VHS/ Director/ Category/ Film Title DVD Year Length Filmmaker Topic Notes 9-11 and the American Empire VHS 90 min David Ray Griffin 9-11 Donation 9-11 Blueprint for Truth DVD 2008 Richard Gage 9-11 9-11 The Hijacking of America VHS 2003 101 min Carol Bouillet & Ken Jenkins 9-11 Revisited DVD 2005 59 min Dustin Mugford 9-11 9-11 Road To Tyranny & 9-11 CD 2005 Assorted Collection Library of documents 1000 People In the Streets (ON DVD 1998 17 min Melissa Young & Labor THE “SOCIAL JUSTICE” Mark Dworkin Organizing, COMPILATION) Abajo el Colonialismo DVD 2005 26 min Calle y Media Colonialism, Collective Bolivarian Revolution Abe Osheroff – Art In The VHS 2001 27 min Jesse Crawford Struggle For Freedom Abortion Diaries, The – Copy 1 DVD 2005 30 min Penny Lane Abortion Abortion Diaries, The – Copy 2 DVD 2005 30 min Penny Lane Abortion ACLU Freedom Files DVD 2006 5 hrs Robert Greenwald (2 discs) The Ad and the Ego VHS 1997 57 min Harold Boihem Advertising Adbusters: The Production of DVD 2008? 20 min Adbusters Advertising, “Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” Seattle, Washington www.MeaningfulMovies.org [email protected] PAGE 1 of 52 Wallingford Neighbors For Peace and Justice “Friday Night At the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) NOTE: BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD! THIS DOCUMENT IS 52+ PAGES LONG All films are loaned at no charge, but donations are very much appreciated and allow us to maintain the film library. All donations are used to purchase films. All films are available for personal loan only. Obtaining all public and private viewing rights are the responsibility of the borrower. We support independent filmmakers. Films are loaned for one week, unless other arrangements are made. To borrow films, please contact us at [email protected]. Thanks! VHS/ Director/ Category/ Film Title DVD Year Length Filmmaker Topic Notes Meaning Consumption, American culture Advertising & the End Of the DVD 1997 40 min Sut Jhally Advertising, World American culture Aerosol Crimes (aka Chemtrails) DVD Clifford E. Carnicom Military small Afghan Massacre: The Convoy VHS 2003 50 min Jamie Doran of Death The Agronomist DVD 2003 90 in Jonathan Demme Haiti, human rights, journalism Al Franken: God Spoke DVD 2006 84 min Nick Doob & Chris Hegedus Almost Home DVD 2005 Brad Litchenstein & Aging Small Lisa Gildehaus Amandla – A Revolution in Four- DVD 2003 103 min Lee Hirsch Music, Peace Part Harmony America – Freedom To Fascism DVD 2006 107 min Aaron Russo Gov’t, Economy American Fascists – Chris DVD 2007 56 min Chris Hedges & TUC Hedges 3/30/07 Radio An Oklahoma Private Says No DVD 2005 Patricia Boiko, Iraq, Counter Small Pepperspray Recruitment And Justice for All DVD Hate Free Zone American Drug War: The Last DVD 2007 120 min Kevin Booth Drug War, White Hope Corruption in Govt. and Law Enforcement, “Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” Seattle, Washington www.MeaningfulMovies.org [email protected] PAGE 2 of 52 Wallingford Neighbors For Peace and Justice “Friday Night At the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) NOTE: BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD! THIS DOCUMENT IS 52+ PAGES LONG All films are loaned at no charge, but donations are very much appreciated and allow us to maintain the film library. All donations are used to purchase films. All films are available for personal loan only. Obtaining all public and private viewing rights are the responsibility of the borrower. We support independent filmmakers. Films are loaned for one week, unless other arrangements are made. To borrow films, please contact us at [email protected]. Thanks! VHS/ Director/ Category/ Film Title DVD Year Length Filmmaker Topic Notes Racism, Animation Nation – Mark Fiore DVD 2004 Shorts Mark Fiore Small Animations Another World Is Possible VHS 2002 24 min Mark Dworkin and World Social Melissa Young Forum, Brazil Aqui Se Puede: Farm Workers DVD 1991 13 min Melissa Young & Labor In Washington State (ON THE Mark Dworkin Organizing, “SOCIAL JUSTICE” COMPILATION) Argentina: Hope In Hard Times - DVD 2004 74 min Melissa Young & Economics, Copy 1 Mark Dworkin Community, Argentina: Hope In Hard Times - VHS 2004 74 min Melissa Young & Economics, Copy 2 Mark Dworkin Community, Argentina: Turning Around DVD 2008 37 min Melissa Young & Economics, Sequel to Mark Dworkin Community, Argentina: Hope In Hard Times Arlington West – Copy 1 DVD 2004 56 min Peter Dudar & Sally Marr Arlington West – Copy 2 DVD 2004 56 min Peter Dudar & Sally Marr Arms For The Poor VHS 1998 25 min Maryknoll Arsenal Of Hypocrisy: The DVD 2003 60 min Space Program and the Military Industrial Complex – Copy 1 Arsenal Of Hypocrisy: The VHS 2003 60 min “Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” Seattle, Washington www.MeaningfulMovies.org [email protected] PAGE 3 of 52 Wallingford Neighbors For Peace and Justice “Friday Night At the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) NOTE: BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD! THIS DOCUMENT IS 52+ PAGES LONG All films are loaned at no charge, but donations are very much appreciated and allow us to maintain the film library. All donations are used to purchase films. All films are available for personal loan only. Obtaining all public and private viewing rights are the responsibility of the borrower. We support independent filmmakers. Films are loaned for one week, unless other arrangements are made. To borrow films, please contact us at [email protected]. Thanks! VHS/ Director/ Category/ Film Title DVD Year Length Filmmaker Topic Notes Space Program and the Military Industrial Complex – Copy 2 Arsenal Of Hypocrisy: The VHS 2003 60 min Space Program and the Military Industrial Complex – Copy ?? Arsenal Of Hypocrisy: The DVD 2003 60 min Small Space Program and the Military Industrial Complex – Copy ?? The Assassination of Richard DVD 2005 95 min Niels Mueller Nixon Assume The Position: Stories DVD 2006 Robert Wuhl History Donation that Made America, and the Stories America Made Up - Mr. Wuhl The Awful Truth: Season 1, VHS Programs 1-10 Banana Split DVD 2002 46 min Ronald Harpelle & Globalization Kelly Saxberg Battle for the Minds VHS 1996 53 min Steven Lipscomb Fundamentalism, women’s rights Bayan Ko: A Philippine Diary VHS Behind Every Terrorist There Is DVD 2005 60 min Ken Jenkins and A Bush Carol Brouillet Being Caribou DVD 2004 72 min Leanne Allison & Alaska National Diana Wilson Wildlife Refuge “Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” Seattle, Washington www.MeaningfulMovies.org [email protected] PAGE 4 of 52 Wallingford Neighbors For Peace and Justice “Friday Night At the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) NOTE: BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD! THIS DOCUMENT IS 52+ PAGES LONG All films are loaned at no charge, but donations are very much appreciated and allow us to maintain the film library. All donations are used to purchase films. All films are available for personal loan only. Obtaining all public and private viewing rights are the responsibility of the borrower. We support independent filmmakers. Films are loaned for one week, unless other arrangements are made. To borrow films, please contact us at [email protected]. Thanks! VHS/ Director/ Category/ Film Title DVD Year Length Filmmaker Topic Notes Bev Harris – Black Box Voting VHS 88 min (Pirate Television) Bev Harris – Black Box Voting VHS 88 min (Pirate Television) (Special Copy) Bev Harris – Media & Voter VHS 2003 Fraud (at Eastside F.O.R. 6/03) Beyond Goodwill (ON THE “AT DVD 1992 52 min Melissa Young & Foreign Policy, THE END OF COLD WAR” Mark Dworkin Cold War, COMPILATION) Environment The Big Buy – Tom Delay’s DVD 2006 Robert Greenwald Politics Stolen Congress (COPY 1) The Big Buy – Tom Delay’s DVD 2006 Robert Greenwald Politics Stolen Congress (COPY 2) The Big One DVD 2002 91 min Michael Moore Bike Like U Mean It VHS 2002 46 min Rusty Martin and Susan Kirr Bill McKibben: Deep Economy – DVD 2007 70 min Maria Gilardin A Talk and Conversation with Michael Pollan Bill Moyers’ Journal – 4/27/07 VHS 2007 60 min Bill Moyers - PBS Bill Moyers’ Journal – 5/4/07 & VHS 2007 120 min Bill Moyers - PBS 5/11/07 Bill Moyers – NOW 9/5/03: VHS 2003 Globalization Globalization “Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” Seattle, Washington www.MeaningfulMovies.org [email protected] PAGE 5 of 52 Wallingford Neighbors For Peace and Justice “Friday Night At the Meaningful Movies” FILM LIBRARY (updated 5/17/2008 1:35:00 PM) NOTE: BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD! THIS DOCUMENT IS 52+ PAGES LONG All films are loaned at no charge, but donations are very much appreciated and allow us to maintain the film library. All donations are used to purchase films. All films are available for personal loan only. Obtaining all public and private viewing rights are the responsibility of the borrower. We support independent filmmakers. Films are loaned for one week, unless other arrangements are made. To borrow films, please contact us at [email protected]. Thanks! VHS/ Director/ Category/ Film Title DVD Year Length Filmmaker Topic Notes Bill Moyers in Seattle and Bill DVD 2005 Moyers on Democracy Now! 5/16/05 Bill Moyers: Trading Democracy VHS ? 60 ? Globalization Donation Black Gold DVD 2006 78 min Mark Francis & Nick Globalization, Francis Fair Trade, Black Panther DVD 1969 15 min BPP promo film On same DVD as “San Francisco State: On Strike” The Black Press: Soldiers VHS 1998 86 min Stanley Nelson Donation Without Swords Blue Vinyl DVD 2002 97 min Judith Helfand & Polyvinyl Daniel B.
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