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The Capitalist Conspiracy
The Capitalist Conspiracy

Themes Documentary films about politics, Child actors, Political films

The film theorizes a conspiracy upheld by big government through money control by citing books as Tragedy and Hope by Carroll Quigley, Philip Dru: Administrator by Edward M. House, The Strawberry Statement by James Simon Kunen and The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
America: A Call to Greatness
America: A Call to Greatness

Directed by Warren Chaney
Origin USA
Genres Drama, War, Biography, Documentary, Musical
Themes Documentary films about historical events, Documentary films about politics, Musical films, Political films
Actors Charlton Heston, Mickey Rooney, Julianne Morris, Deborah Winters, Peter Graves, Suzanne Savoy

Opening remarks by Charlton Heston and Mickey Rooney are used to establish the film’s direction and mood. Introductory scenes quickly dissolve into one laced with sounds of thunder and artillery fire. The setting is atop Niagara Falls where waters cascade over the falls’ edge. Superimposed in the haze are dissolving scenes of American conflicts from the American Revolutionary War through Desert Storm.
Museum of Government Waste
Museum of Government Waste

Themes Documentary films about historical events, Documentary films about politics, Political films

Concerned about the future of the U.S., Knapp heads to Washington D.C. to address his problems. When he had difficulties accomplishing his goals, he decided to alter his strategy and to pursue his own earmark. Knapp hired a lobbyist and set out to obtain government funding for his project, which was to construct a museum of government waste. The idea for the project came from filmmakers Ellen and Jim Hubbard asking themselves "why can't Congress get a handle on wasteful spending?," "how could we become a part of the process to see how and why Congress makes spending decisions?," and “what’s the ultimate ridiculous earmark that we can come up with?’”