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New Film: THE END OF POVERTY?

The End Of Poverty? from Philippe Diaz on Vimeo.

A provocative new film is being released in select theaters this fall, starting in New York on November 13. THE END OF POVERTY? explores the root causes of poverty and aims to get citizens to take action to fight it. Martin Sheen, provides the narration for the feature-length documentary (directed by Philippe Diaz), “which connects the dots from colonialism to modern times in an indictment of the creation of the free market system.”

Watch the trailer, see the film, and let us know what you think.

 

 

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