FILM: Challenging 500 Years of Globalisation By Lucy Komisar A Maasai community explains their fights for their traditional land. Credit:Image from "The End of Poverty?"…
The End of Poverty? -- Film Review By Eric Monder, November 13, 2009 06:10 ET Bottom Line: Documentary takes a unique and ambitious big-picture approach…
Azadeh Ardakani of NYC's Artists Beckoning 4 Change interviews Philippe Diaz: http://www.vimeo.com/7577651 Learn more about their work http://www.beckoningforchange.org/
As Thanksgiving approaches, we'd be wise to reflect on how lucky we are to have evolved on this extremely rich and fertile planet that we…
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"The End of Poverty?": How the rich steal from the poor Does a confrontational new documentary try to resurrect Marx for the 21st century? And…
It’s fitting that Philippe Diaz’s film The End of Poverty? ends in a question mark as he asks questions and explores the history and possibility…
Philippe Diaz didn't set out to direct a Hollywood blockbuster with The End of Poverty? He intended to initiate a sober, serious dialogue and suggest…
Philippe Diaz: “I think that movies can help make the world a better place” by indieWIRE (November 10, 2009) In his new documentary “The End…
The End of Poverty? Maps Post-Colonial Injustice By Andrew Schenker Colonialism is always part of the expansion of capitalism," opines Bolivian vice president Álvaro García…
