“Be careful, you are on the edge. They are watching.” That’s how Cuban-born artist Carlos Luna was warned by a trusted teacher that his art would get him in trouble with Fidel Castro’s authoritarian regime.
Tag - documentary
Everyone is Welcome is a documentary that tells the story of one bar owner's fight against the DC government that tried to shut him down.
As the country witnesses a mass exodus from government schools, meet the mothers who decided to step up and take responsibility for their children’s education.
Thought provoking and entertaining, the documentary is a 1 hour crash course on corporate welfare, much needed in this time of government overreach.
For Schnitzel Haus in Brooklyn, NY, it’s been a year of mandated closures, reduced capacity, dwindling sales, and more regulations than ever before.
All We Have is the story of a small business in a big city that has been turned upside down by the coronavirus lockdowns.
The pandemic lockdowns have taken their toll on mom and pop shops across the country. Catch the film on YouTube, coming soon.
As bad as things are, one benefit of eliminating the status quo in justice provision is that alternatives suddenly become a lot more visible.
Off the Grid challenges popular notions of partisanship, showing that lawmakers may not necessarily fit into the boxes we assign for them.
Off the Grid with Thomas Massie is an intimate look at a Congressman’s quest for a self-sustainable life on his farm in eastern Kentucky. “My philosophy is live and let live: You don’t worry about what somebody’s doing in their hollow, as long as they don’t worry about what you’re doing...