Miss Liberty's Film & Documentary World
Libertarian Movies, Films & Documentaries
In 1957, Charlie Chaplin made King of New York, his last leading role in film. In this short clip, he exchanges barbs with an anarchist kid (played by his son Michael). Chaplin must have had a bit of a libertarian streak in some ways, as he also made The Great Dictator, a film that mocked Nazis and Mussolini, in 1940 — a time when the US was still neutral and Hollywood was quietly cooperating with the Nazis.
This site is a collection of films and documentaries of particular interest to libertarians (and those interested in libertarianism). It began as a book, Miss Liberty’s Guide to Film: Movies for the Libertarian Millennium, where many of the recommended films were first reviewed. The current collection has grown to now more than double the number in that original list, and it’s growing still.