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The Politics of Apathy & Activism

Ryan Gosling narrates this engrossing film about the emergence of bold new forms of social activism and the aspirations of a new generation of young people coming to terms with a rapidly changing world. more...

A Burning Question

A Burning Question

Propaganda & the Denial of Climate Change

A clarifying look at how climate science and debates about global warming have been distorted by politicians, PR specialists, and corporate interests bent on maintaining the status quo. more...

AgroFuels

AgroFuels

Starving People, Fueling Greed

Filmmakers Loren and Matt Feinstein investigate the downside of alternative food-based fuel sources and show how grassroots communities are developing cleaner, safer, more equitable alternatives. more...

American Autumn

American Autumn

An OccuDoc

An inside look at how a New York-based protest against corporate greed and economic inequality sparked a full-scale movement that continues to send shock waves through the American political system. more...

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The Student Loan Documentary

This powerful, accessible examination of the mounting student loan crisis shows how predatory lending practices are plunging students into astronomical debt with virtually no protection under the law. more...

Flirting with Danger

Flirting with Danger

Power & Choice in Heterosexual Relationships

Psychologist Lynn Phillips explores how young women navigate heterosexual relationships and hookups in a culture that sends conflicting messages about women's sexuality, consent, and coercion. more...

How Racism Harms White Americans

How Racism Harms White Americans

With John H. Bracey Jr.

Distinguished historian John H. Bracey Jr. examines the devastating economic, political, and personal toll racism has taken on white Americans over the course of history. more...

How To Start a Revolution

How To Start a Revolution

The Blueprint for Change that is Rocking the World

The fascinating story of how an obscure list of non-violent actions written by a soft-spoken 83-year-old American professor has served as the blueprint for anti-authoritarian revolts around the world. more...

Just Do It

Just Do It

A Tale of Modern-Day Outlaws

A rollicking inside look at a remarkable group of environmental activists as they wage a series of highly entertaining, non-violent direct-action protest campaigns across Great Britain and Europe. more...

Latinos Beyond Reel

Latinos Beyond Reel

Challenging a Media Stereotype

Filmmakers Miguel Picker and Chyng Sun draw on the insights of Latino actors, journalists, scholars, and children in this moving and ultimately hopeful examination of Latino stereotypes in US media. more...

Mic Check

Mic Check

Documentary Shorts from the Occupy Movement

This spellbinding collection of short films made by Occupy protestors on the ground captures the emergence of the influential global social justice movement in New York's Zuccotti Park. more...

New Economics 101, The

New Economics 101, The

True Wealth in the New Economy

Economist and bestselling author Juliet Schor lays out a positive vision for rethinking our relationship to consumer goods in this accessible analysis of the devastating ecological and social costs of mass consumerism. more...

Next American Revolution, The

Next American Revolution, The

Beyond Corporate Capitalism and State Socialism

Renowned historian and economist Gar Alperovitz shows how the US can replace economic inequality, wage stagnation, chronic unemployment, and unchecked corporate and state power with a system more in keeping with American values. more...

Race, Power & American Sports

Race, Power & American Sports

Featuring Dave Zirin

Cultural historian Dave Zirin and MEF executive director Sut Jhally look at race and American sports culture, examining how athletes of color have challenged traditional notions of white privilege and cultural ideals of masculinity. more...

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Bro Code, The

Bro Code, The

How Contemporary Culture Creates Sexist Men

This gripping look at "bro culture" and contemporary media targeted at young men deconstructs the larger forces in male culture that glamorize bullying, sexism, violence, and misogyny. more...

Codes of Gender, The

Codes of Gender, The

Identity and Performance in Pop Culture

Communication scholar Sut Jhally applies the late sociologist Erving Goffman's groundbreaking analysis of gendered themes in fashion advertising to the contemporary commercial landscape. more...

Consuming Kids

Consuming Kids

The Commercialization of Childhood

This gripping look at the commercialization of childhood explores how the multibillion-dollar youth marketing industry has turned American children into one of the most profitable consumer demographics in the world. more...

Dreamworlds 3 (Unabridged)

Dreamworlds 3 (Unabridged)

Desire, Sex & Power in Music Video

This newest edition of Sut Jhally's influential Dreamworlds series examines how music videos reflect, shape, and reinforce the wider culture's dominant ideas and attitudes about gender, sexuality, and race. more...

Generation M

Generation M

Misogyny in Media & Culture

Tom Keith's bracing look at the destructive, hateful, and reactionary attitudes toward women and femininity that are being perpetuated and glamorized at the very heart of American popular culture. more...

Hip-Hop (Unabridged)

Hip-Hop (Unabridged)

Beyond Beats & Rhymes

As seen on PBS and at Sundance. Filmmaker Byron Hurt's critically acclaimed documentary explores how hip-hop culture and the rap music industry too often glorify sexist, homophobic, and violent ideals of manhood at the expense of what makes hip-hop great. more...

Killing Us Softly 4

Killing Us Softly 4

Advertising's Image of Women

This powerful new edition of Jean Kilbourne's influential and award-winning Killing Us Softly series uncovers a consistent pattern of sexism and misogyny across a range of print and television advertisements. more...

Mean World Syndrome, The

Mean World Syndrome, The

Media Violence & the Cultivation of Fear

A timely introduction to famed media researcher George Gerbner's breakthrough finding that heavy exposure to media violence cultivates irrational fears and a reactionary mindset. more...

Mickey Mouse Monopoly

Mickey Mouse Monopoly

Disney, Childhood & Corporate Power

This innocence-shattering look at America's most beloved entertainment conglomerate shows how Disney films have long traded in regressive gender, racial, and ethnic stereotypes. more...

Not Just a Game

Not Just a Game

Power, Politics & American Sports

This riveting look at the politics of sports examines how American sports culture has not only glamorized militarism, sexism, racism, and homophobia, but has also served as a key site of progressive activism. more...

Returning Fire

Returning Fire

Interventions in Video Game Culture

A documentary about video game violence that forces all of us -- gamers and non-gamers alike -- to think critically about what it means when the tools of war become forms of consumer play. more...

Spin the Bottle

Spin the Bottle

Sex, Lies & Alcohol

Media scholars Jean Kilbourne and Jackson Katz examine binge drinking on college campuses through the lens of culture, encouraging students to think critically about alcohol's glamorous commercial image. more...

The Line

The Line

Filmmaker Nancy Schwartzman chronicles her decision to confront the man who raped her in this uncompromising and illuminating examination of the line between consent and coercion. more...

Tough Guise (Unabridged)

Tough Guise (Unabridged)

Violence, Media & the Crisis in Masculinity

Acclaimed anti-violence educator Jackson Katz examines the epidemic of male violence that plagues American society as part of a much larger, media-inflected cultural crisis in American masculinity. more...

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