Nine Meals Away from Anarchy: home-made doco retreats into realm of individual self-reliance and cocooning
Jeremy Hopper, “Nine Meals Away from Anarchy” (2012) Uploaded to Youtube early in 2012, this
The Stark Truth: Interview with Ellen Brown – excellent interview ranging across several inter-related topics in banking and debt
Robert Stark, “The Stark Truth: Interview with Ellen Brown” (Voice of Reason, 1 June 2012) I’ve
The World Tomorrow (Episode 8: Cypherpunks – Part 2): focus on a range of Internet-related issues
Julian Assange, “The World Tomorrow (Episode 8: Cypherpunks – Part 2)” (Russia Today, 12 June
The Stark Truth: Interview with Paul Craig Roberts – highly informative and engrossing interview with former Reagan public servant
Robert Stark, “The Stark Truth: Interview with Paul Craig Roberts” (Voice of Reason, 25 May 2012) Being familiar
Jiro dreams of Sushi: a meditation on work, the quest for perfection and father / son relationships
David Gelb, “Jiro dreams of Sushi” (2011) Surely this documentary should have a great deal
Prophets of Science Fiction (Episode 1: H G Wells): well-presented if restricted portrait of influential SF writer
Declan Whitebloom, “Prophets of Science Fiction (Episode 1: H G Wells)” (2011) For some reason,
Prometheus: a mess of clichés with sick jokes, wooden characters, bad plotting and B-grade sci-fi tentacle bondage
Ridley Scott, “Prometheus” (2012) Originally conceived as a predecessor to “Alien” and its successor films,
The World Tomorrow (Episode 8: Cypherpunks – Part 1): chatty conversation about online surveillance, loss of privacy and reclaiming online freedoms
Julian Assange, “The World Tomorrow (Episode 8: Cypherpunks – Part 1)” (Russia Today, 5 June
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Fukushima Fallout: even-handed survey of situation in northeast Japan, one year after the earthquake / tsunami / nuclear meltdown disaster
Kathy Hearn, “Fukushima Fallout” (101 East / Al Jazeera, 8 March 2012) A year after
Hollywood between Paranoia and Science Fiction: lightweight look at American phobias and anxieties through science fiction films
Clara and Julia Kuperberg, “Hollywood between Paranoia and Science Fiction” (2011) An entertaining and lightweight