Tag Archives: Anthem Libertarian Film Festival

Actress, producer, and writer Sam Sorbo has returned to FreedomFest to explain why she thinks home schooling is important to the liberty cause.

"Grid Down, Power Up" calls into focus the vulnerabilities of the American electrical grid and what can be done to protect it.

Two comedies at Anthem Film Festival took on woke and cancel culture. 'Doing Good' and 'Melons' make you laugh and think about people.

Freedom and Communism bring about different results. Two films from Anthem Film Festival show how freedom was lost in one and gained in another.

Homelessness is a crisis. The film 'Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope' examines multiple approaches to helping unhoused people.

Clarence Thomas exemplifies the American dream. Born into poverty, abandoned by his father, through hard work and dedication, he rose to one of the highest offices in the land.

The Anthem Libertarian Film Festival returns to its Las Vegas home for 2022 run in July with John Cleese and Kennedy.

Three films from the Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF) give examples of how well-intentioned laws often lead to bad results.

Libertarians are funny. No, not that way. They have a great funny bone as evidenced by the comedies at this year's Anthem Film Festival.

Producer Mark Joseph summed things up: “We only believe in one safe space. It’s called America.”