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The Lemon (2007)
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In The Lemon, director Stuart Browning shows how today's single-payer health care initiatives have a lot in common with the failed economic systems of eastern Europe. A system without
competition and profits will lead to tight government control, shortages and medical rationing.
Run Time: 7:46
Directed & Produced By: Stuart Browning
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Indoctrinate U (2007) See the Trailer Now!
Speech codes. Censorship. Sensitivity training. Political conformity and rehabilitation. Intolerance. Hostility to religion. Violations of
freedom of speech and conscience. Kangaroo courts. We usually associate such things with the repressive regimes of North Korea,
China, Cuba, and the former Soviet Union. But instead, this assault on free thought is taking place all over America--right now--on our
nation's campuses.
Award-winning filmmaker Evan Coyne Maloney's new documentary film, Indoctrinate U, reveals the ugly truths about academia that you won't
see in their glossy admissions brochures.
Directed By: Evan Maloney, Produced By: Blaine Greenberg, Stuart Browning, Thor Halvorssen, Frayda Levy
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Two Women (2007)
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In Two Women, filmmakers Stuart Browning and Blaine Greenberg show that having the government determine health care access and priorities can have truly unfortunate consequences
for some people. Set in Ontario, Canada - this powerful video serves as a cautionary example of where single-payer health care reform will lead if adopted in the United States.
Run Time: 4:32
Directed By: Stuart Browning, Co-Directed By: Blaine Greenberg
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A Short Course in Brain Surgery (2006)
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A Short Course in Brain Surgery shows the callousness of "single-payer", government-run health care systems as practiced in Ontario, Canada. The film highlights the plight of Lindsay
McCreith, an Ontario man with a cancerous brain tumor who went to Buffalo, NY to receive the timely medical care that is rationed in his home country.
Run Time: 5:36
Directed By: Stuart Browning
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Dead Meat (2005)
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Dead Meat is a short film which shows the reality of health care under Canada's socialized medical system: Canadians wait ... and wait. And
sometimes - they die while waiting for free government health care. This short premiered at the Liberty Film Festival in West Hollywood, CA on Oct 21, 2005.
Run Time: 24:45
Directed By: Stuart Browning & Blaine Greenberg
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El Uno De Mayo (2006)
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In the short film El Uno De Mayo, filmmaker Stuart Browning casts a light on the left-wing totalitarian groups behind the May Day marches ostensibly aimed at defending the rights of illegal
aliens in the US.
El Uno De Mayo points out that if extremist right-wing groups organized anti-immigration marches, we would not expect the media to stay silent about their involvement. However, when the
Stalinist androids of International ANSWER are the organizers, the mainstream media is curiously uninterested.
Run Time: 4:04
Directed By: Stuart Browning
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