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  • Sundance 2011: Should Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin really be lionizing Ronald Reagan?

    01/23/2011 11:15:04 PM PST · by smokingfrog · 12 replies
    LA Times ^ | 24 Jan 2011 | Steven Zeitchik
    For someone so lauded by such a large portion of conservative America, it's surprising there's been no feature film about Ronald Reagan in the 30 years since he took office. That vacuum -- coupled with the continued influence of the former president's policies and the ongoing invocation of his name in political rhetoric -- makes Eugene Jarecki's "Reagan" feel timely even though the late president had been out of public life since well before the beginning of this century. (It's also timely because, as Reagan supporters prepare to celebrate what would have been his 100th birthday in a few days,...
  • New Reagan documentary getting big buzz

    09/29/2004 1:24:09 PM PDT · by Superman67 · 1 replies · 335+ views
    Source: Liberty Film Festival ^ | Monday, September 27 | superman67
    L.A.'s Conservative Liberty Film Festival Sells Out Screenings; Opens Friday With 'In The Face of Evil' and 'Celsius 41.11' Press Release Source: Liberty Film Festival L.A.'s Conservative Liberty Film Festival Sells Out Screenings; Opens Friday With 'In The Face of Evil' and 'Celsius 41.11' Monday September 27, 5:56 pm ET HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- LA's first conservative film festival, the Liberty Film Festival, is already selling out as audiences respond enthusiastically to the festival's groundbreaking slate of new conservative films. The West Coast Premiere of Larry Elder's film "Michael & Me" is totally sold out, as are all...
  • Seeing Is Always Believing

    11/11/2003 6:49:32 AM PST · by dirtboy · 4 replies · 99+ views
    NY Times ^ | 11/9/2003 | Max Frankel
    If CBS News were to come on the air tonight and announce that former Presidents Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush had said things they never said — expressing contempt, say, for their wives or proposing war against Iran — it would take only minutes before everyone involved with the fiction was thrown out the door. They'd be gone as well if the evening news had taken a true event, say a president's dalliance with an intern, and lacking film or tape of their first meeting, hired actors to stage a hug on the White House lawn. Well, of...