CiVL and Moving Picture Institute are collaborating to celebrate filmmakers who use their craft to bring awareness to big issues facing humanity. This is a season for gratitude, forgiveness, and reflection. We decided to commit this next week to films about criminal justice reform.

Infraction, by Timothy Blackwood, is a film based on the true story of Terrance Lewis who spent 21 years in prison on a wrongful conviction before he was exonerated and released in 2019. He founded The Liberation Foundation dedicated to wrongful conviction claims and supporting those preparing to return home.

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This Veterans Day, we’re honoring the brave without glorifying the battles. CiVL presents our Veterans Day playlist — a playlist for those who served, and a reminder of the high cost of war. Here’s to courage, freedom, and a future with more peace and less war.

The Kill Team, Brave Men's Blood, Combat Obscura, and Brothers In Arms (The Making of Platoon).

https://watch.civl.com/programs/veterans-day

We'd like to acknowledge our current ecosystem of content creators sharing their films, shows, and podcasts with the CiVL community: Acton Institute, AIER, Atlas Society, Emergent Order, Federalist Society, FEE, Gravitas Ventures, FreedomFest, Free the People, Free to Choose Network, Independent Institute, Pacific Legal Foundation, Libertarian Institute, The Mises Institute, Moving Pictures Institute, Reason, Richard Grove, Oscilloscope Films, and Students for Liberty, and many more are being added monthly.

Our partners have contributed thousands of videos to CiVL in the name of uncensored, free, and open access to information. Thank you. 

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Reason will be launching their Backpage documentary exclusively on CiVL early October. We'll begin pre-release promotions in a matter of days.

We're working with our partner organizations on hosting regular Oxford style debates and chill, civil discourse in DC and NYC. News about this partnership will be coming soon.

We just signed a deal for the release of Undivide Us, which is a film that demonstrates how people of opposing viewpoints on highly contentious issues can treat each other with civility, and how empathy can be used to help us understand the nature of different belief systems.