

Over 300 million firearms are owned in the U.S., the highest rate of gun ownership per capita in the world, prompting debates on gun control.
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Over 300 million firearms are owned in the U.S., the highest rate of gun ownership per capita in the world, prompting debates on gun control.
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In New York City, a group of activists and citizens confront the realities of gun ownership in America. "No Control" features interviews with individuals like Thomas Szczepanski and Sanford Levinson, who discuss the implications of the U.S. leading the world in firearms per capita. The film travels to cities such as Austin and Denver, addressing the rising demand for guns, illegal distribution networks, and the role of 3D printing technology. It questions the effectiveness of current gun laws amid ongoing national debates on public safety and personal freedom.
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Why Watch
- See interviews from cities like Austin and New York City.
- Find out about the illegal distribution of firearms.
- Meet experts like Sanford Levinson and Victor Head.
Did You Know
- The U.S. has over 300 million firearms, leading the world in ownership per capita.
- The film features interviews conducted in cities like Austin, Grand Rapids, Denver, and New York City.
- The documentary discusses the impact of 3D printing technologies on gun regulation.
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How many firearms are there in the U.S.?
The U.S. has over 300 million firearms, leading the world in gun ownership per capita.
Who directed the documentary 'No Control'?
The documentary 'No Control' was directed by Jessica Solce.
What cities are featured in the documentary 'No Control'?
Interviews in 'No Control' were conducted in cities like Austin, Grand Rapids, Denver, and New York City.
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