RAIL regularly screens videos which expose the crimes of u.$. imperialism and educate about revolutionary national liberation struggles. The California chapters of RAIL have had successful long-running Revolutionary Film Series at UCSB and UCLA, and have been invited to give video presentations at other schools and at community forums.

The following is a partial list of videos which CalRAIL can present. RAIL video presentation always include a brief presentation laying out historical context and the relevance of anti-imperialism, and an open and frank discussion. If you are interested in showing one (or more) of these videos on your campus (or in your community), please contact larail@mim.org or write to the address on our homepage.

• All Power to the People! -- Well-documented history of the Black Panther Party and the violent attacks by the u.$. government that helped destroy it.
• A Nation of Law -- Amerika meets the movement for Black self-determination with violence and repression.
• Act of War: The Overthow of the Hawaiian Nation
• Aggression and Self-determination in East Timor -- Title is self explanatory.
• Attica!
• Banking on Life and Debt
• The Black Panther Party -- Two episodes from PBS's Eyes on the Prize series documenting the rise of the BPP and the FBI's anti-Panther COINTELPRO.
• Controlling Interest -- Exposes multi-national corporation domination of economics and politics in the colonies and neo-colonies.
• Deadly Deception
• Eritrea: 30 Years of Solitude -- Documents the Maoist-inspired revolution in Eritrea.
• FBI's War on Black America -- Exposes the repression of Malcom X, MLK, the BPP and more.
• Green Guerrillas -- The Maoist-led New Peoples Army of the Philippines defends indigenous peoples against genocidal logging interests.
• Guns Drugs and the CIA -- CIA cuts deals with reactionaries to fight reactionary wars against the peoples of the world.
• Hearts and Minds -- Documents the imperialist rationale for the Vietnam war, the development of the war, and the opposition within Amerikan borders.
• Hungry for Profit -- How mega-agri-business fosters starvation by forcing "Third World" nations to produce food for export instead of for consumption.
• Inside the CIA: On Company Business -- Parts 1, 2, and 3.
• Incident at Oglala -- How Leonard Peltier was framed for the killing of two FBI agents.
• Johnny D -- Death penalty.
• La Operacion -- Exposes Amerika's forced sterilization program in Puerto Rico, as well as the use of Puerto Rican women as "guinea pigs" for contraceptive devices.
• Last Graduation -- Aftermath of cuts in prisoner education programs.
• Lubicon Cree: A fight against time
• Medics of the People -- Filmmaker Rod Prosser follows medics of the New People's Army of the Philippines as they provide out basic health care to the peasants in the Philippines countryside.
• Remember My Lai -- Documents the cold blooded slaughter of the entire village of My Lai by Amerikan soldiers during the Vietnam War.
• Panama Deception -- Why and how Amerika invaded Panama in 1989; this film really exposes how the imperialists control big media.
• Palante -- History of the Young Lords Party / PRRWO, Puerto Rican Maoists.
• Reds -- John Reed, the Russian Revolution, and the early American Communist Movement. Ignore the romance.
• Rustling of leaves -- Overview of the situation in the Philippines and the struggles of the revolutionary movement led by the Maoist Communist Party of the Philippines during the U.S.-Aquino regime.
• School of the Assassins -- Exposes "Schools of the Americas."
• State of Siege -- Dramatized version of the kidnapping and execution of a CIA agent guilty of numerous crimes against the people by the Tupamros in Uraguy; exposes how the CIA uses "benevolent" covers like the Agency for International Development while terrorizing political opponents.
• Through the Wire -- Three wimmin political prisoners in the Lexington control unit.
• The True Malcolm X
• War at Home -- Anti-militarist and anti-imperialist struggles in Madison Wisconsin during the Vietnam war; includes the bombing of the Army math building on the U of W campus.
• Witness for Hire -- Prosecuters use coercion to "get their man."
• Who Killed Vincent Chin -- After baiting Vincent Chin as a "Jap who stole American jobs" (Chin was Chinese) two white autoworkers beat him to death with a baseball bat; "Who Killed..." shows the deep-seated chauvenism of Amerika--including the white working class.

Page last updated 05 May 99.

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