A two minute trailer for the documentary What a Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire, with clips of Daniel Quinn, Derrick Jensen, Chellis Glendinning, Richard Heinberg, Richard Manning, Jerry Mander and others.
This film is provided by Withoutabox, "The Network for Independents." In operation since 2000, the Company administers the patented International Film Festival Submission System, now connecting more than 80,000 filmmakers to over 1800 film festivals worldwide, including 450 online submission partners. Audience by Withoutabox is the Company&s social networking site for filmmakers, film lovers, and festival-goers, featuring blogs, ratings, reviews, calendars, and ticketing for the Indie scene. Withoutabox&s Distribution Lab assists filmmakers in brining their films to market through pioneering concepts of customization, while allowing filmmakers to maintain rights to their work. :29820:A two minute trailer for the documentary What a Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire, with clips of Daniel Quinn, Derrick Jensen, Chellis G...all »A two minute trailer for the documentary What a Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire, with clips of Daniel Quinn, Derrick Jensen, Chellis Glendinning, Richard Heinberg, Richard Manning, Jerry Mander and others.
This film is provided by Withoutabox, "The Network for Independents." In operation since 2000, the Company administers the patented International Film Festival Submission System, now connecting more than 80,000 filmmakers to over 1800 film festivals worldwide, including 450 online submission partners. Audience by Withoutabox is the Company&s social networking site for filmmakers, film lovers, and festival-goers, featuring blogs, ratings, reviews, calendars, and ticketing for the Indie scene. Withoutabox&s Distribution Lab assists filmmakers in brining their films to market through pioneering concepts of customization, while allowing filmmakers to maintain rights to their work. :29820:«
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