Timely
and provocative, this video examines how corporate globalization
of food threatens the livelihoods of small farmers in the
U.S. and in developing countries. We see how “free” trade
is the route to mounting hunger worldwide despite an overabundance
of food. (56 min./two 28-min. segments/Discussion Guide available)
 
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This
is a stunning documentary on the AIDS
pandemic as experienced today by East Africans. Through
the eyes of courageous people suffering from AIDS, and
their eloquent and committed caregivers, we see that this
disease is more than a “health crisis.”
(27
min./Discussion Guide available)
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Experts
explore how the arms industry in America persuades the
U.S. Congress to encourage and expand the sale of high-tech
weapons around the globe. The arms trade destabilizes entire
regions of the world, impoverishing countries where "the
poor cry out for food and doctors, not guns and generals." (26
min./Discussion Guide available)
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For
half a century, Rev. Dr. William Sloane Coffin has stood
as a force for progressive religion in America and in
the world. Now, when power and fear tempt the U.S. to
pursue a foreign policy based on world domination, he
speaks with the voice of the prophet in calling us to
confront the true “axis of evil”—environmental
degradation, pandemic poverty, and a world awash with
weapons. (26 min./ Discussion Guide available)
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