DVD Library
One of the best ways to introduce the ideas of liberty is through film. Like a great book, a film appeals to us through a variety of avenues: emotion, reason, character, and plot. When a group is carried through the same experience together, a great conversation can result! Why not screen a film on your campus?
America: Freedom to Fascism
Brazil
Commanding Heights
Goodbye Lenin! 
Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear & the Selling of American Empire
I, Robot
I'll Remember April
In This World
Minority Report
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Pacific Heights
Rabbit Proof Fence 
Red Dawn
Serenity 
Shenandoah 
The Barbarian Invasions
The Castle 
The Fountainhead
The Host
The Matrix 
The Thin Red Line
Traffic
Training Day
Unconstitutional: The War on Our Civil Liberties
Uprising
V for Vendetta
Waco: Rules of Engagement
Why We FightAlso, be sure to check out a couple outstanding documentaries produced by allied organizations below:
The Call of the Entrepreneur, produced by the Acton Institute, documents the life experiences of a merchant banker, a dairy farmer, and a refugee from Communist China and shows that entrepreneurs, by creating goods and services that others value, embodying moral virtues and should be celebrated. Not only will the Acton Institute send your organization the documentary, they'll also include a press release, related literature, and $100 to help cover marketing expenses.
Indoctrinate U, produced by the Moving Picture Institute, is a documentary that looks at violations of individual rights on college campuses such as free speech codes that are enacted under the guise of political correctness. Sign-up to request a screening in your area.
