I’m sure everyone has their favorites documentaries, and I’m guessing

that most of them would be well-known ones such as “Fahrenheit 911”

or “Schindler’s List”. About a month ago though, I caught a film at the

Hamptons Film Festival that really moved me and was hoping to make it a

point of discussion here. It’s called “The First Amendment Project”.

Has anyone heard or seen this movie before?

 

In short, it exposes a case in which the Fox News Channel tried to stop

the publication of a book that exposed the wrongdoings of major news

organizations. Fox lost the case. Now, it might seen pretty simple, but

to think about how many people these news channels influence daily, and

then to see how they are trying to limit what people know and hear

about them, is pretty frightening.

 

I’m not an actress, director or anything associated with the film, but

I am an advocate of exposing the truth, and this film does just that.

In case you are interested, you can google.com the film to learn more,

or if you want to see if for yourself, I know that Court TV bought the

rights to air it next Tuesday (12/7) at 10pm.

 

Bob

i haven't seen it. :confused:

 

there's one documentaty i'd recommend though.. if only if i remembered its name.. :dozey: well anyway, if it crosses my mind, i'll come post it.

 

sorry it was kinda useless me to even post a reply but whatever. :rolleyes:

pharynx - is that you in your avatar? If it is you are very cute.

 

The Take is a really good documentary-type of movie that I saw recently.

fox news is so much better than the big 3 networks.

too bad our fucking douchebag neighbors up north don't get it.

I loveeee documentaries,especialy about nature and stuff...

I like documentaries that have to deal with human rights violations around the world. There's this organization called WITNESS that really does an excellent job with the type of videos they make.