Insights from the Cinematic World: economic

The Rover

The world of The Rover is a near future of social and economic decay, where services, utilities, law and order have fallen into dangerous disrepair. And yet people from all corners of the world have come to this desolate outpost to work the mines that feed the Asian century.

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Inequality for All

Inequality for All allows viewers to start with little or no understanding of what it means for the U.S. to be economically imbalanced, and walk away with a comprehensive and significantly deeper sense of the issue and what can be done about it.

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“Sex, drugs, and rock and roll: a tired cliché. But not in the hands of Keirda Bahruth who weaves these elements together in her new Oscar-worthy documentary BOB AND THE MONSTER. The net is a film that tells of private heartbreak and musical genius, grotesque demise and irrepressible hope—and an actionable new direction for drug and alcohol recovery for our addicted to addiction times.” Heroinlife.com

Bob and the Monster

Bob and the Monster transcends the stereotype of heroin addicted rock star and reveals a more personal message. Bobʼs story is a living testament to the heights of human courage and the ability to shape your own destiny.

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