Miss Liberty's Film & Documentary World

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Several new libertarian films and documentaries are just out or are coming out soon.  Here’s a short list:

Now in Theaters | Miss Virginia
Miss Virginia tells the true story of Virginia Walden Ford, a young mother who fought a pitched, ultimately victorious, battle with educational authorities to create the District of Columbia voucher program.

Now in Theaters | The Rise of Jordan Peterson
The Rise of Jordan Peterson is a new documentary on Canadian professor of psychology Jordan Peterson, whose brilliantly-reasoned views on personal responsibility and free speech are challenging left-wing advocates of political correctness on their most holy ground.

10/25/19 Opening in Phoenix, AZ | No Safe Spaces
No Safe Spaces is a new documentary on the subject of political correctness and controls on free speech on university campuses. It will star comedian Adam Carolla and radio talk show host Dennis Prager.

11/1/19 Opening | Harriet
Harriet, a new film about American hero Harriet Tubman, who escaped slavery, and despite all manner of threat, returned to slave-holding plantations to free her fellow slaves.

12/13/19 Opening | Richard Jewell
Richard Jewell, a new film by Clint Eastwood, tells the story of the fake news victim and Atlanta bombing hero, who was mocked into an early grave by the press and government authorities.

Remember Shane Gillis, the comedian fired from SNL for ‘offensive comments‘? Well he’s back now, and doing a series with Victor Dweck for Glenn Beck’s BlazeTV. Per the Daily Wire, “Dweck isn’t your typical sketch comedy series. While the likes of ‘Saturday Night Live’ and late-night comedians such as Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel make their bread by endlessly mocking the president to the point of exhaustion, Victor Dweck has a different angle – just do what’s funny. With that in mind, the comedian hopes to entertain those who have walked away from late-night and sketch comedy over partisan fatigue.”

The MPAA, or Motion Picture Association of America, is a trade/lobbying organization representing five major studios. It also provides the standard ratings theaters use to decide how old someone needs to be to see a film. But as this short film explains, the power to age-restrict films is also the power to destroy them, and it’s a power the MPAA often uses unreasonably. The solution? Make up your own mind about films, or consider alternative ratings.

Margaret Thatcher was born on October 13th, 1925. She did more to roll back the State than just about any other politician of the last century, both at home and abroad. She is celebrated in the excellent documentary Margaret: Death of a Revolutionary. “SHUT your eyes and think of Margaret Thatcher (twin-set, hair-do, hand bag, smells nice) and Fidel Castro (combat fatigues, bushy beard, revolver, smells of backy). Which one is the firebrand working-class revolutionary? The answer, of course, is Mrs Thatcher. The vile tyrant Castro enslaved and impoverished the lower orders in Cuba. Thatcher enriched and liberated them in Britain.”