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Waiting for NESARA (2005)
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Blessed are those who believe without seeing.
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Shot on location in Utah in the months between September 11th, 2001 and the start of the war in Iraq...
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It took me a few minutes to get into it because I just couldn't convince myself that it could possibly be real, but I really loved this movie. It reminds me a lot of a cross between American Movie and Farenheit 911. I really wonder how the filmmakers were able to get so close to the subjects and have them express their beliefs without fear of persecution. I notice that the one of the filmmakers was also involved with the movie Wally. Movies like this, Wally and Big City Dick show great promise for the documentary film-making community here in Seattle and sets the bar pretty high for future projects. Plus, I will never be able to disassociate KFC with wingnuts for as long as I live.