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Get set for one
of the most important Canadian Premieres in a long time. Death By
China will be our feature presentation on Friday night at the 3rd Annual
Free Thinking Film Festival 2012.
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Death
by China Documentary Film - Official Trailer
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Death By China
November 2nd,
2012, 7 PM
Library &
Archives Canada
395 Wellington
Speaker:
Greg Autry, co-author of "Death By China". Private
reception to follow Q&A.
Admission:
$20 or with Festival Pass. Tickets available online (see our website) or at
the door.
Death by China is a new
film based on the book by Peter Navarro and Greg Autry which challenges
the dominant paradigm of a "Chinese Miracle" - the one
featuring a modernizing, progressive Chinese state heading toward
political reform and driving global economic growth with its new found
embrace of capitalism and freedom. Tearing this delusion away, Death by
China documents the myriad ways that a powerful, wealthy, and corrupt
Chinese Communist Party emboldened by a growing nationalistic frenzy is
becoming the biggest threat to global peace, prosperity, and health since
Nazi Germany.
"A truly
life-changing, mouth-dropping documentary film...Peter Navarro's 'Death
by China' grabs you by the throat and never lets go."
-Francesca McCaffery, Blackbook Magazine
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Please join us
for an exclusive presentation by Marc Lebuis - the proprietor of Le Point
De Bascule Canada blog - on the Muslim Brotherhood in Canada.
Point de
bascule, or the tipping point, is a Montreal-based French language
webmagazine. It is dedicated to explore and expose Islamist activities in
our midst, and I invite everybody to check out his site.
Marc's
presenation will follow the film "Losing Our Sons".
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Losing
Our Sons Trailer HD
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A searing true
story from America's heartland, Losing Our Sons tells of two American
families whose lives intersected through a shattering act of violence.
Melvin Bledsoe, a small business owner in Memphis, watched with pride as
his son Carlos went to Tennessee State University in Nashville to better
his life through education. Daris Long, an ex-Marine, felt honored that
his son, Andy, chose to follow in his footsteps by joining the military.
But when Carlos Bledsoe murdered Andy Long in Little Rock, Arkansas, both
fathers are forced to confront a new kind of American nightmare. As
Melvin traced the trail that led Carlos from Nashville to Yemen and then
to Little Rock, Daris confronted an American government that seems to be
in denial about what happened to his son. This powerful documentary
provides a moment of clarity for people who care about their families and
their country's future.
"Heartbreaking
and infuriating ... an anguished wake-up call."
Jeff Jacoby, Columnist, Boston Globe
"Riveting,
powerful, educational and a must see for every American"
Brigitte Gabriel, Founder President of ACT! For
America
Losing Our Sons
November 1,
2012, 7 PM
Library &
Archives Canada
395
Wellington, Ottawa
Tickets
available at the door.
Admission:
$20 ($10 for students). Marc Lebuis will present right after the
film. There will also be a private reception after the Q&A.
Don't miss this important and exclusive presentation!
We've added Atlas Shrugged, Part One!
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Room 156
3:00 PM
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Ayn Rand's timeless novel of rational self-interest comes to life for a
new millennium.". The year is 2016, and America is on the verge of
economic disaster. The greatest citizens are being targeted, and dark
forces are working to bring about America's final days. Our only hope
for salvation lies with Dagny Taggart and Henry Rearden, rugged
individualists whose bold ideas may have the power to spark a
revolution and reclaim to the American Dream.
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3rd Annual Free Thinking Film Festival!!!
We've got an amazing Festival this year!
The Festival will feature four major events: On
November 1st, the Festival will open with "Losing Our Sons", a
poignant tale of two fathers who have lost their sons - one through
terrorism, and one through indoctrination. On November 2nd, the
Festival features the Canadian premiere of "Death by China", a
film about the increasingly destructive economic trade practices of a
rapidly rising China with author Greg Autry in attendance. On
Saturday, November 3rd, Producer Michael King will be on hand to
introduce the film, "The Rescuers" about diplomats who saved
Jews during the Holocaust, and the Festival will end with a tribute to
Raoul Wallenberg - a celebration of his 100th birthday in association
with B'nai Brith Canada.
Other films include "The Invisible Men," about the plight of
gay Palestinians; "Windfall," about the pitfalls of wind power;
"Freedom's Fury," a look at the "blood in the water"
water polo match between the Soviet Union and Hungary at the Olympics in
1956; "Their Eyes Were Dry," a film about the massacre of
teenagers in Ma'alot in Israel by Palestinian terrorists in 1974;
"Occupy Unmasked," a hard look at the Occupy movement; "21
Brothers," a Canadian film about World War I; "The Red
Chapel," a comedy that exposes North Korea's totalitarian system;
"Putin's Kiss", a documentary on the brutality of the Putin
regime; "Winston Churchill: Walking With Destiny,"
examines why Winston Churchill's legacy continues to be relevant in the
21st Century; "Why Is It Hate?," Martin Gladstone's film on why
Queers Against Israeli Apartheid bring a message of hate to Toronto's Gay
Pride; and many, many other films.
In addition, four authors will be in Ottawa to launch their books.
Bruce Bawer, the acclaimed American author, will read from his new book,
"The Victims Revolution: The Rise of Identity Studies and the
Closing of the Liberal Mind;" Pierre Desrochers will present on two
of his books: "The Locavore's Dilemma: In Praise of the 10,000-mile
Diet", and "The False Crises of Rachel Carson: Silent
Spring at 50"; Arpad Szoczi will present his book, "Timisoara -
The Real Story Behind the Romanian Revolution," and Tuvia Tenenbom
will be here to talk about his book, "I Sleep In Hitler's Room."
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Trailer
- 3rd Annual Free Thinking Film Society 2012
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The complete list of events can be seen at www.freethinkingfilmfest.ca
Festival passes are available for $75 and can be purchased either online
or at the following retailers - Compact Music (785 Bank, 190 Bank),
Collected Works (1242 Wellington), and Ottawa Festivals (47 William
Street). Day passes will also be available for sale.
Some Amazing Speakers Coming to
Ottawa for the Festival!
- Martin Gladstone,
Producer of "Why Is It Hate", a documentary about how
Queers Against Israeli Apartheid bring a message of hate to Toronto
Gay Pride.
- Greg Autry, Author of the
book, "Death By China" will be here to talk about his new
documentary of the same name. CANADIAN PREMIERE.
- Michael King, Producer of
the film "The Rescuers" in which historian Martin Gilbert
teams up with a survivor of the Rwandan genocide to interview
diplomats who saved Jews during the Holocaust.
- Pierre Desrochers,
Professor at the University of Toronto, will be presenting on his
two new books: "The Locavore's Dilemma: In Praise
of the 10,000 mile Diet" and "Silent Spring at 60:
The False Crises of Rachel Carson".
- Bruce Bawer, acclaimed
American Author, will be in Ottawa to launch his new book:
"The Victim's Revolution: The Rise of Identity Politics
and the Closing of the Liberal Mind."
- David Matas, attorney for
the B'nai Brith and Human Rights Activist, will be presenting the
latest research on the fate of diplomat Raoul Wallenberg - the
Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Jews during the Holocaust in
Hungary.
- Clayton Garrett, Producer
of 21 Brothers, a Canadian film about life in the trenches during
WW1. Shot in Kingston, Ontario.
- Marc Lebuis, author of
the website pointdebasculecanada.ca will be in
Ottawa to present on the Muslim Brotherhood in Canada.
- Tuvia Tenenbom will be
here to present his book, "I Sleep in Hitler's Room."
- Arpad Szoszi will be here
to discuss his new book on the Romanian Revolution.
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