GHETTO PHYSICS (ALL REGION DVD-NTSC)
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GHETTO PHYSICS (ALL REGION DVD-NTSC)
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F10050
In the ghettos, prostitution is referred to as “the game.” Thing is, “the game” isn’t limited to the streets. It’s goin’ down all over the world. An in-your-face wake-up call, GhettoPhysics shows how the game is played—from the corner offices of Wall Street to the inner sanctums of every world government, from the red light districts to the living rooms of our white-picketed houses on Main Street. African American philosopher/filmmaker E Raymond Brown plays the cocky “Professor,” serving up the bitch slap to a class of clueless and (initially) indifferent students, explaining the metaphysics of the game. “It’s all about makin’ you think a certain way,” he says. Through a series of interviews, animation and dramatic sequences he reveals not only how the game works in politics, global economics, technology, media and entertainment, he points the finger at the global power brokers pulling the strings, making the rest of us mindlessly dance to their tune. More details... |
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In the ghettos, prostitution is referred to as “the game.” Thing is, “the game” isn’t limited to the streets. It’s goin’ down all over the world. An in-your-face wake-up call, GhettoPhysics shows how the game is played—from the corner offices of Wall Street to the inner sanctums of every world government, from the red light districts to the living rooms of our white-picketed houses on Main Street.
African American philosopher/filmmaker E Raymond Brown plays the cocky “Professor,” serving up the bitch slap to a class of clueless and (initially) indifferent students, explaining the metaphysics of the game. “It’s all about makin’ you think a certain way,” he says. Through a series of interviews, animation and dramatic sequences he reveals not only how the game works in politics, global economics, technology, media and entertainment, he points the finger at the global power brokers pulling the strings, making the rest of us mindlessly dance to their tune.
The film includes interviews with notable entertainers and modern thinkers, such as Dr. Cornel West, Ice-T, KRS-One, Too Short, John Perkins, former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, William H. Arntz (Co-Director) and Norman Lear. Of course, it also includes a colorful contingent of street characters with names like Filmore Slim, Hook da Crook, Mac Breed and Lo Da Show.
A timely, down and dirty analysis of the root source of the worlds’ ills—from struggling economies to the Gulf oil spill, healthcare woes to global resource wars—GhettoPhysics is a cinematic take-no-prisoners reality check you won’t soon forget.
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