SUNDAY SCREENING - 21WIRE Documentary Film Archive

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘When the World Breaks’ – Great Depression (2010)

April 14, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | A film illuminating resilience during the Great Depression, resonating with today’s economic uncertainties.

Filed Under: Featured, Financial, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: Economy, History, money

SUNDAY SCREENING: “Illegal Gold: Operation Exodus” (2023)

April 7, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | The gold rush is still alive today, as cartels devastate the ecosystem with illegals mines and operations.

Filed Under: Featured, South America, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: CIA, Colombia, Gold, mining

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Red Alert: NGO’s Hostile Takeover’ (2024)

March 31, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | Investigating the networks of NGOs who have appeared in Russia, and their negative impact on a country’s stability and society.

Filed Under: Featured, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: NGO, propaganda, RT documentary, smart power, soft power, Syria News, White Helmets

SUNDAY SCREENING: “The Danger of AI / Margin of Error” (2023)

March 24, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | The Danger of AI / Margin of Error examines how a startup called Advanced Symbolics (ASI) uses AI and public social-media data to forecast voter behaviour.

Filed Under: Featured, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: Artifical Intelligence, Dangers of AI, documentary, Margin of Error, Sunday Screening

SUNDAY SCREENING: The Assange Story (2024) | RT

March 17, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | Julian Assange faces extradition to the US, igniting a global debate over transparency and freedom of speech. What is the story behind Julian?

Filed Under: Featured, Sci-Tech, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: documentary, julian assange, RT, Sunday Screening, The Assange Story

SUNDAY SCREENING: “Being Poor in the World’s Richest Country” (2022)

March 10, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | Investigating the paradox of widespread poverty existing in one of the world’s richest countries.

Filed Under: Featured, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: documentary, ENDVR, Poverty in the USA, Sunday Screening, united states

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines?’ (2023)

March 3, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | More than a year has passed since the covert operation to blow up the Nordstream pipeline.

Filed Under: Featured, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: documentary, DW documentary, NordStream, Nordstream 2, Russia, Sunday Screening

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘The Great Taking’ (2023)

February 18, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING| Examines the issue of asset seizures – stocks, bonds, agriculture, and resources as collateral in a economic endgame.

Filed Under: Featured, Financial, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: David Webb, documentary, Global Economy, James Patrick, Sunday Screening, The Big Taking

SUNDAY SCREENING: Migrants and the Darién Gap (2023)

February 11, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING | Hundreds of thousands attempt to traverse this dangerous region of jungle on their way to the United States.

Filed Under: Featured, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: Columbia, darien gap, DW documentary, illegal migration, migrantion, Panama, south american, Sunday Screening

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Protect Oak Flat’ (2023)

February 4, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

Sunday Screening | Where culture and tradition collide with big industry and big business.

Filed Under: Featured, SUNDAY SCREENING Tagged With: Apache, Big Corporation, History, Indigenious people, Native America, Native Americans, North America, Protect Oak Flat, Resolution copper

SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘NITROGEN 2000 The Dutch Farmers’ Struggle’ (2023)

January 28, 2024 By Featured Media Leave a Comment

SUNDAY SCREENING| Small cattle farmers own 70% of Hollands argiculture and since 2019. The Dutch government under environment legisilation is pressured a buyout of more than half of them. Their plight has led to the Farmers Protest gaining momentum.