This Academy-Award nominated short film offers a window into the heroic pro-democracy protests of besieged Hong Kongers, who continued to publicly challenge mainland Chinese authorities even when arrest and imprisonment was a near certainty. Per the film's website, "Told from within the heart of the Hong Kong protests, Do Not Split begins in 2019 as a proposed bill allowing the … [Read more...]
Happy Loving Day! Here’s The Perfect Film To Watch
Per Wikipedia, "Loving Day is an annual celebration held on June 12, the anniversary of the 1967 United States Supreme Court decision Loving v. Virginia which struck down all anti-miscegenation laws remaining in sixteen U.S. states. Loving Day is the biggest multiracial celebration in the United States." The 2016 film Loving, based on this story, is an absolute triumph. As … [Read more...]
Tear Down This Wall: The Day Ronald Reagan Challenged the Berlin Wall
Thirty-four years ago today, speechwriter Peter Robinson was told by US diplomats to write a speech for Reagan's visit to the Berlin Wall, but was warned against any "commie bashing." He didn't take their advice, and Reagan loved what he wrote. "Tear Down This Wall" became an iconic moment of the Cold War. … [Read more...]
Don’t Be an Individual: Best High School Graduation Speech Ever
Nick Kocher gives what is probably the best high school graduation speech ever, offering an impassioned (and satirical) plea against being an individual and in favor of mindlessly joining the crowd. The talented Nick went on to become the co-creator of BriTANick, which has made a number of excellent short comedy skits including the excellent Award Winning Movie Trailer. … [Read more...]
Fauci Impressionist Taking Flak From Big Tech
Per HollywoodInToto, impressionist Tyler Fischer is taking flak from Big Tech for his satirical impressions of immunologist Anthony Fauci and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Fischer's bits seem innocent enough, but TikTok apparently doesn't think so and has taken to removing them. I hope he keeps doing these anyway. If you're taking flak, it means you're over the target. … [Read more...]
Project Veritas Is Hiring
Project Veritas, the organization that has exposed left-wing lies over and over again, largely through the aggressive use of hidden cameras, is hiring right now. An example of their work... … [Read more...]
Zack Snyder: Don’t Cancel Me! I’m A Democrat!
Don't judge filmmaker Zack Snyder. He attempted the impossible. And now he is just trying to survive in a snake-pit of Hollywood leftists. In these situations one does what one must. You may recall that Snyder reported not long ago that he was working on a new film version of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead. He even named his new film studio "the quarry" and compared himself to … [Read more...]
Georgetown Is ‘Swamp Movie Of The Year’
National Review gives the new film Georgetown a thumbs up. "Georgetown’s murder-mystery plot speculates about moral integrity where we find the seat of government. It’s both a sex farce and a horror film, suggesting more about politics and corrupt journalism than you’ll ever learn from CNN, Fox, or MSNBC (recently dubbed MSDNC). The skullduggery revealed in Georgetown, titled … [Read more...]
Anthem (Libertarian) Film Festival: Are You Coming?
The 2021 Anthem Film Festival -- the annual screening of the latest libertarian films and documentaries -- will be held in Rapid City, South Dakota, July 21-24. It is part of the larger FreedomFest event. You may purchase registration here. This once-a-year event is the world's biggest libertarian film festival, and features narrative films as well as documentaries and short … [Read more...]
Tank Man: Short Film About Tiananmen Square Hero
On June 4th and 5th, 1989, the Chinese government violently put down the pro-liberty Tiananmen Square student protest. One man stood alone against a column of tanks, and for his extraordinary heroism became known as "Tank Man," though nothing more is known about his identity. Some say he was arrested and killed, others that he is still in prison in China, and still others that … [Read more...]