In the Greenfield Recorder November 8th

“This was no ordinary movie-going experience. I was transfixed from the opening frame of Abby Martin’s recent film, “Earth’s Greatest Enemy.” It was clear from the start that we would encounter a script and visuals that were as riveting as they were overwhelming. It’s a long (just more than two hours) movie, and it tells a horrific story. I was unaware beforehand of many of the facts, figures, and details. As the film progressed, I felt a sense of devastation that things were this bad on a micro level.

“Produced by Empire Films (empirefilms.tv), “Earth’s Greatest Enemy” tells a powerful and unforgettable story. This is the second feature film by this wife-and-husband team. It is a groundbreaking anti-imperialist environmental documentary. Because its message is uncompromising, there has been so much conflict that powerful U.S. institutions have hindered its wider distribution: it has been banned from film festivals and other forms of public expression…

” Over the past two decades, we have seen multiple media events sharing aspects of both the environmental and military maiming and killing of people, land, and all sentient species. This film puts all of this together and must be seen. The hope is that it is a pathway to direct and directed action to neutralize and defeat these governmental efforts.

Learn more by reaching out to Traprock, empirefilms.tv (rent the film for $2.99 and invite as many people as possible), and other local organizations…”
 

Empire Films rental link is here