Is 2012 turning out to be another 1980? After seeing and hearing the Democrats at their convention in Charlotte, it’s almost becoming eerie at this point. The sad truth for Democrats is that little has changed in 32 years. There’s an unmistakable feeling in politics that you get when you don’t feel quite right about […]
Today, FoxNews.com gave a glowing review to Citizens United’s and Andrew Breitbart’s “Occupy Unmasked,” directed by Stephen K. Bannon. “The Occupy Wall Street movement’s dark underbelly is on full display in an explosive new documentary set for release later this month.” Read the full post
Hours before President Barack Obama attempts to make the nation fall in love with his rhetoric again, Stephen K. Bannon’s “The Hope and The Change,” which Sean Hannity said was the most powerful documentary he had ever seen, will be screened during the Democratic National Convention at 3 p.m in Charlotte, North Carolina at the […]
Filmmaker Stephen K. Bannon, executive producer Larry Solov and cast members Brandon Darby, Anita MonCrief and Lee Stranahan took the Occupy movement exposé, “Occupy Unmasked,” to the Democratical National Convention in Charlotte today. The film was produced by the leading conservative organization Citizens United. “We wanted to go behind ‘enemy lines’ because this film is […]
Citizens United is screening two of their newest films at LibertyStock near the DNC tomorrow (Thurs, 9/6) hours before Obama’s speech – full info below. The films also screened at the RNC convention and even included a lively debate between the Occupy Unmasked cast and members of Code Pink. Read more
Get ready, Obama administration. It’s going to be a bumpy ride. “The Hope and the Change,” the latest project from Citizens United, directed by Stephen K. Bannon, the man behind “The Undefeated,” “Generation Zero,” and “Occupy Unmasked,” will debut next week during the Republican National Convention in Tampa. And this is one partisan project not […]
The upcoming documentary “Occupy Unmasked” is getting the kind of promotional push too rarely received by right-of-center films. The movie, directed by Steve Bannon and featuring the late Andrew Breitbart, tells the story of the chaotic, destructive Occupy Wall Street movement. The message hardly fits the standard theatrical template, which routinely sides with or sympathizes […]