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Before You Don't Vote...

Advice to the Angry, Apathetic, and Alienated
24 minutes/color/2003
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"If voting changed anything, it would be illegal." Unfortunately, there is no way to tell as long as so many stay home on Election Day. That's why acclaimed media artist and journalist Larry Litt has created this documentary video, "Before You Don't Vote...". Commisioned by the Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, the video features interviews with over fifty politically involved American writers, artists, and activists. "Before You Don't Vote ..." is currently being used in art and educational institutions to stimulate conversations about social and political issues from new points of view. Educational guidlines available.

Dissent = Freedom

14 minutes/color/2002
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“DISSENT=FREEDOM” was the first video collection of over 100 quick cut
interviews with global New Yorkers after the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Their emotional opinions range from blaming the governement, corporations,
themselves, and their mothers. Still no one has the correct blame answer for
the attacks. Their diverse responses are at once angry, scared, shocked, andvengeful. You can add your opinions just Contact Us.

Polite, Politic, and Political

14 minutes/color/2002
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“POLITE, POLITIC AND POLITICAL” records dozens of the Queens, NY immigrant
community’s response to the passing and enforcement of the Patriot Act of 2002.
It is the only video that asks that community about safety and the infiltration of
government operatives. Young and old tell the audience how it feels to be the
target of revenge for extremist, fundamentalist acts they had nothing to do
with. The established American order must never forget they too are the
children of immigrants. We all have much in common with every generation of
peaceful, new Americans.