Safeguard: An Electoral College Story was released on Amazon Prime in September 2020. The film explores why we have an electoral college system, it’s purpose, history, role in electoral politics and what would happen if we got rid of it. The film focuses on the role the Electoral College plays in protecting minority rights and is an educational and enlightening look at the US electoral system and why it is worth defending.
The Creepy Line screened at the Toronto Film Festival in September 2018, was released in over 30 countries and has had over 28 million minutes streamed on Amazon Prime. The film has screened in 16 international film festivals, including the Seoul International Film Festival, San Luis Obispo Film Festival, Cyprus International Film Festival and New Media Film Festival and has won several awards, including Best Documentary.
The research presented in The Creepy Line played an instrumental role in the Congressional hearings about Google and Facebook’s anti-competitive actions and privacy violations. The film was screened for several Congressional leaders and state elected officials.
Clinton Cash screened at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2016. The film received positive reviews from MSNBC, Bloomberg Politics, Zero Hedge, and Time Magazine before it was released in July 2016 during the Democratic National Convention. The film was released on YouTube where it has been viewed by millions of Americans and played a significant role in the 2016 presidential election.
Riding the Dragon was released for public viewing on YouTube in conjunction with Blaze Media in August 2020. The film explores the relationship between the Biden family and the Chinese government. It examines business deals that were made with Chinese firms caught spying on US government secrets and nuclear technology as well as business funding received directly from the Chinese government by Hunter Biden and his business partners.
