SF: 2006 CounterCorp Anti-Corporate Film Festival

The CounterCorp Anti-Corporate Film Festival is a three-day series of films, discussions, and related events that examine the true nature of large corporations, the role they play in our society and communities, and the effects they have on people and cultures around the world — and the planet itself.

The goal of the festival is to generate public and media attention, stimulate critical thinking and analysis, and encourage reasoned discussion and debate about how large corporations actually operate, and what they really add to — and subtract from — society's "bottom line."

The program includes both U.S. and foreign-made, feature-length and short, documentary and narrative (fictional) films, including animation. The final program will be announced in November. You can buy a "Full-Fest" pass online and see all the films in the festival for as little as $7.50 each.