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CRITICAL ACCLAIM

"A sort of "An Inconvenient Truth" for global economics…a powerful description of how Western policies since colonialism have subjugated Third World countries."
- Charles Masters, The Hollywood Reporter

"It's an eye-opening work, a persuasive and compelling argument you don't usually hear about on what is terribly wrong with our global financial system and the poverty it produces around the world."
- Dimitirs Angelidis, Epsilon Magazine

"Beautiful and compelling...This film tackles the issue of global poverty with clear-eyed honesty and optimism."
- Yes! magazine Spring 2009 Film pick

"Warning: Don't watch The End of Poverty? (or read about it) if you want to preserve your contentment with your lifestyle and the web of structures—historic and current—that make it possible."
- Kaitlin Barker, Sojourners Magazine

"Diaz's clear-eyed look at how cultures of despair and dependency are created and maintained is alone worth the price of admission."
- Ernest Hardy, LA Weekly

ENDORSEMENTS:

"An impressive piece of work. Clear. Direct. A movie that I would have liked to make!"
- Raoul Peck, Director "Lumumba"

"This amazing movie not only explains how global inequality has its roots in 1492, but also allows the victims of "Western civilization" to speak for themselves.
- Louis Proyect, posted to IMDB (read full review)

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Radio interview with Philippe Diaz on WBAI’s Dred Scott show in NYC	Video interview with Movies for the Masses at the Athens International Film Festival	Film reviewed on Cinepolitics on Press TV	Radio interview with Esther Manila on KPFA’s “Against the Grain”