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Stephen MarshallThe Economy of Rights (1997)

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Using Indonesia, Cuba and China as examples, Michael Parenti explains why in some countries, human rights violations are less scrutinized by the West.

This movie is part of the collection: News & Public Affairs

Director: Stephen Marshall
Producer: Paul McNulty, Joulie Wheeler
Production Company: Channel Zero/Psychedigital
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Guerrilla News Network; Channel Zero; Indonesia

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Reviewer: knowledge_or_death - - November 4, 2004
Subject: nice brief piece about US hedgemony
This is very informative film. i thought the stock footage was okay, but I didn't like how it was squeezed in some shots. Also, I thought Chomsky's audio wasn't in great shape. I would've added some distortion to it. The middle of the movie is interrupted by title cards. It might look nice if their was some video distortion too (shoot film off video moniter, use some color filters). There was one nice CU on stock footage that I liked. I think I liked the second half better than the first half. The shot of Mr. Parenti in front of an orange backdrop and the compositing looks slick.

Reviewer: 1mile2go - - March 28, 2004
Subject: Economy of Rights
A very good, short explanation of US Foreign/Economic Policy on how we value corporate rights (for profit) over human rights with some narration by the "great" Noam Chomsky.
A must see for those who wish to know the truth!