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CounterCorp Film Festival: Putting an end to business as usual

James David Morgan wrote this post at 11:42 am on March 4th, 2009.

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The CounterCorp Anti-Corporate Film Festival is a three-day series of films, post-screening discussions, and related events held every year in San Francisco. It includes U.S. and foreign, feature-length and short, documentary, narrative (fictional) and animated films.

By “anti-corporate” we don’t just mean “independent” (i.e., non-corporate) films, but those that examine and reflect the role that corporations play in our daily lives, and the effect they have on people, communities, and cultures around the world — and on the planet itself.

CounterCorp seeks to document, reduce, and ultimately prevent the corrosive political, economic, and social effects that large corporations have in the U.S. and around the world.

This year’s festival takes place May 14-16, at the Victoria Theater, San Francisco.

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