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Up one level"Media That Matters: Good Food" Film Festival collection
Ready for some film for thought? Media that Matters brings you a collection of 12 short films on food and sustainability by independent and youth filmmakers. From a singing peanut to teenage tomato-growers, these films will make you laugh, make you think and inspire you to take action for a healthy, sustainable and delicious future. 77 minutes. | $9.99
(Hate) Machine - download for free!
When media messages are constructed, sometimes truth hits the cutting room floor. 5 minutes.
All For Melissa
A young man obsesses for Hollywood's "It" actress, leading him on a quest to win her heart. He discovers on his journey that he may already be in love with another girl, his best friend. 91 minutes | $7.99
All That I Can Be - download for free!
William, like many young Americans, feels that joining the military is his only way out of a dead-end job and a rough life. 9 minutes.
America's Phoneless
A man bravely faces the harsh life of living without a cell phone. 12 minutes | $1.99
Battleground Minnesota - download for free!
Hip-hop activist Shakademic proves that if Walter Mondale can learn how to scratch, young voters can get schooled in election politics. 8 minutes.
Book 'Em: Undereducated, Overincarcerated - download for free!
In New Haven, Connecticut the pipeline from school to prison is shorter than you might think. 3 minutes.
Books Not Bars - download for free!
The teens of the Books Not Bars movement demand that education be the government’s priority, now and in the future. 4 minutes.
By Standing: the Beginning of an American Lifetime - download for free!
Kelly Tsai speaks truth to power as she raises her voice against war and complacency. 5 minutes.
Dear Pillow
A sexually frustrated teenager, a retired pornographer and a woman who wears her sexuality on her sleeve are drawn to each other. The film plays in the same uncomfortable zone of adult and teen sex as seen in Larry Clark and Todd Solondz works. A provocative and perceptive film. 85 minutes | $7.99
