Zeitgeist: Moving Forward
Synopsis
Peter Joseph presents a vision for societal change through a Resource-Based Economy, featuring insights from Richard G. Wilkinson and Jacque Fresco on sustainable resource management.
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Synopsis
Peter Joseph presents a radical vision for societal change in 'Zeitgeist: Moving Forward'. The film features insights from figures like Richard G. Wilkinson and Jacque Fresco, who argue for a shift from the current monetary system to a Resource-Based Economy. This new model seeks to align with natural laws and emphasizes sustainable resource management. By addressing the shortcomings of existing socioeconomic structures, the documentary advocates for equitable distribution to improve quality of life for all.
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Why Watch
- Meet Peter Joseph, the director advocating for change.
- Find out about the 'Resource-Based Economy' concept.
- See critiques of traditional economic systems.
Did You Know
- The film runs for 161 minutes.
- It was released in 2011.
- The tagline of the film is 'This Shit's Got to Go!'
- The documentary features cast members like Richard G. Wilkinson and Jacque Fresco.
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What is a Resource-Based Economy?
A Resource-Based Economy is a sustainable social paradigm that prioritizes resource management and equitable distribution, aligning with natural laws.
Who directed Zeitgeist: Moving Forward?
Zeitgeist: Moving Forward was directed by Peter Joseph.
What year was Zeitgeist: Moving Forward released?
Zeitgeist: Moving Forward was released in 2011.
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