Getting tired of the "embedded" perspective of corporate owned media and the thin gruel that is served up as "news" by the like's of our local news mannequins? Shut Down Downtown Fogtown is a 87 minute compilation of short videos that were produced during the United States' invasion of Iraq. Many of them were screened at the free outdoor screenings at Dolores Park in San Francisco while the massive anti-war protests and disruptions were ongoing in the streets.

Shut Down Downtown Fogtown
(TOTAL 87 min)

Intro to Independent Media from Subcommandante Marcos of the Zapatistas
The Politics of Fear (Jeff Taylor)
M14 Pacific Stock Exchange (Whispered Media)
M20 Dialogues from the Street (Whispered Media)
M20 The War Stops Here… And So Do You (Passionbomb Motion Pictures)
M20 Police Family Values (Camera by Jay Finneburgh)
War Signs (Erik Waterman)
M20 Stay Strong, War’s Wrong (Jeff Taylor)
M20 Bechtel Action (Whispered Media)
M20 Bikes Not Bombs (Jason Meggs)
M27 Shock and Awe: Bring The Gore Home (Passionbomb Motion Pictures)
M28 Corporate Media Is Not the News / Critical Mass(Whispered Media)
Take It To The Bridge (1991-2003) (Agitspin Productions)
Iraq Campaign 1991 (Phil Patiris)