“It’s the Hunger Games meets the Walking Dead!”
-Anime Reporter
Early one morning society ended, and Kaylee Colton found herself at the center of a war no one understood.
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The Whistleblower Summit & Film Festival announced today the showcase of new independent feature films selected across all categories for the 2019 Whistleblower Summit & Film Festival. The Festival hosts screenings in Washington, DC from July 29 – August 1, 2019.
In yet another absurdity, Facebook censored the above post, exactly as it is, now disallowing film blogs to post trailers of films. They claim it’s “spam.” I wonder if that applies to all film blogs and their deluge of Avengers drivel, or is it more focused on police murder and documentaries about political issues?
I don’t understand how @YouTube is still so bad at this. How can they not differentiate between white supremacist content and good faith reporting on white supremacy?
Facebook suffers from the same idiocy.
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“U.S. meddling in South American politics is starkly uncovered in The Day That Lasted 21 Years…An eye-opening documentary whose merits deserve fest and ancillary support.” – Jay Weissberg, VARIETY
“A fascinating delve into American governmental and CIA plans to disrupt the democratic leaders of Brazil, which eventually would lead to the 1964 coup d’état, The Day That Lasted 21 Years (O dia que durou 21 anos) offers a gripping insight into political machinations.” – Mark Adams, SCREENDAILY
