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A real-life murder-mystery complete with paramilitary death squads, negligent oil companies, and corrupt environmental agencies.

COTO Report and Megan 'Verb' Kargher are pleased to present Vox Populi, Methods of Manipulation. It has become increasingly evident that large portions of the planet are descending at an alarming speed into Orwellian police states. What is the New World Order and what are their plans for mankind? How can we stop the corruption now? Join me as I travel in search of what is really going on in the world in which we live. Featuring interviews with David Icke, Max Igan, Freeman, Jordan Maxwell, Dr. George Rhodes, Ben Stewart and Charlie Veitch.

Home in Time for War documents Mikael's first visit to his fathers home country during the middle of the 2011 Libyan revolution. Although war is the backdrop of the film the story focuses on the interaction of Mikael with his family members at one of the most exciting and dangerous times in Libya's history.

Wangki is the river that separates Nicaragua from Honduras, a borderland one of the more remote of Central America, where he lives the indigenous Miskito people. The protagonists talk about their lives marked by moments of community, environmental scourges, memories of the Sandinista guerrilla, the fighting for human rights and the preservation of traditions. The film bears witness to the daily struggle of those who still believe that preserving the balance between man and nature is the only way to build the future. What happens if the sirens of Wangki stop singing?

The video for this documentary was filmed by eight Palestinian families living in various neighborhoods in the city of Jerusalem, a place where the usual sense of 'neighborhood' is broken by occupation and conflict. It was filmed over a month in September 2009, with a PTZ CCTV camera that the residents installed on or close to their own homes, at a point of vantage. The voice-over is that of people speaking over the video live as they watched, and controlled the camera from inside their homes. Sometimes the voice looks for an image, at other times image provokes voice, or they separate into distant landscapes and innermost thoughts. The footage, previously seen as a video installation, was edited into a feature-length documentary in 2011.