Celebrating Easter, our Movie of the Week intends to convey some of the meaning of the life and teachings of the Christ. Francis of Assisi …

After winning seven Oscars at this year’s Academy Awards, there is not much left to say about our movie recommendation of the week, other than …

With our movie this week, we want to take you along to the grand exhibition on Johannes Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, which our …

American Epic is a three-part music documentary by Bernard MacMahon that shows how the first recordings of music from rural America changed an industry and …

Our movie selection of the week is an utterly charming, lovable, and entertaining 2022 TV series from South Korea about a young autistic attorney, Woo …

Related to our current focus on the electromagnetic body (here and here), our Movie of the Week invites a look at another important aspect of …

“A mycelium has more networks than our brain has neuro-pathways.” There is a network of consciousness and connection between all living things on Earth and …

For this week’s movie, we highly recommend one of the two filmed versions of the story of David Fishwick’s “tiny bank” in Burnley, England. A …

Our Movie of the Week is a collection of impressions of a mundane yet profoundly spiritual human activity—cleaning. Originally produced as an artistic advertising campaign …

Each of the three Baltic countries has a special tradition of song that citizens cherish and guard like a national treasure (also see this week’s …

The Movie of the Week is a rare and excellent documentary about the life and work of Royal Raymond Rife, who is also our Hero …

This week’s movie comes by recommendation from John Titus in Money & Markets. The Bradley Fighting Vehicle (BFV) is a fighter tank, produced beginning in …

Green Gold offers proof that it is possible to restore even the most damaged ecosystems to health, balance, and abundance—and that the Earth and biosphere, …

In line with this week’s picks for Music and Hero, our movie recommendation is this inspiring biographical film of Pelé’s early life and journey to …

Dinner for One is a comedy sketch originally written for the theater in 1934 but recorded for German TV in 1963. For exactly 50 years, …

A wonderful example of cinematographic “Affektenlehre,” our movie of the week delves into a whirlwind of emotion and romance as the plot presents the many …

The Man Who Invented Christmas (featuring, among others, the great Christopher Plummer) offers a many-layered narration not only of the presumed genesis of one of …

“War does not determine who is right—only who is left.” ~ Bertrand Russell For Let’s Go to the Movies this week, we recommend Christian Carion’s …

We are once again recommending this uplifting 1946 Frank Capra production—one of our favorite Christmas movies—during this season. Inspired by a story that itself was …

Part 3 is out! In We Need to Talk About Mr. Global, an excellent series of conversations between Berlin-based author and satirical political commentator CJ …

Watching the collapse of the FTX Crypto Exchange in real time, we have a historic movie selection for you this week—Rogue Trader. This is the …

“We are people like you, tired of what the TV tells us every day, only that we have decided to stop being mere spectators. We …

In this four-part series of tête-à-têtes between financial expert and former Assistant Secretary of Housing Catherine Austin Fitts and political satirist and author C.J. Hopkins, …

Jason Nightingale (1948–2017), founder of Wordsower International ministry, had an extraordinary gift of memory that made his ministry totally unique. Having been trained as an actor, he had the ability to memorize long passages. He

Catherine is on the road, and she keeps running into people who have not watched some of our best recommended movies—recommendations that we know you would love. So, for this week’s Let’s Go to the

Tennessee just loves Elvis Presley. Elvis was a great neighbor to Tennesseans, and he supported numerous people and institutions in the Memphis area. The fact that he did not leave the Heartland was and is

Catherine is crossing the border from Mexico to the U.S. Let’s take a bird’s-eye view and see if we can spot her…. Our Movie of the Week is a short Netflix documentary about bird watchers

This is one of those movies that you can watch several times. They are just fun, with an absolutely charming plot and lots of food for thought. La Belle Verte (The Green Beautiful), a 1996

“I don’t have the power to change my past. I do have the power to change the perception of it.” ~ Meyer Lansky Meyer Lansky was one of the leading figures in the “Kosher Nostra”

Les Quatre Vents is an exquisite English-style garden in the hills near Quebec, created by Francis Cabot (1925-2011), a famous investment banker turned gardener and founder of the Garden Conservancy. The more than 20-acre garden

This week’s movie is a very well done, charming, and thought-provoking documentary about the ludicrous gender and transgender politics with which we are confronted more and more in everyday life. Conservative political commentator Matt Walsh

As our Movie this week, and for three subsequent weeks during September and October, we recommend the just-published first part of a four-part series, We Need to Talk About Mr. Global, by CJ Hopkins and

After the weaponization of viruses and pandemic preparedness actions against the global population, and in the wake of the social havoc, economic demolition, and utter confusion caused by the coronavirus p(l)andemic, we are already seeing

Our movie this week is another invitation to come along with us to the Bregenz Festival with this year’s opera on the lake stage, Madama Butterfly. While Catherine and a group of subscribers from Germany,

It is time we all start to speak, think, educate, and do something about the mind-control grid that is all around us, working on each person “one at a time” and creating an invisible but

“We have a duty to save seeds!” ~ Dr. Vandana Shiva Dr. Vandana Shiva is a powerhouse and gigantic advocate of food independence and local food production and farming. This week on the Solari Report,

Dr. Stephen Malthouse and Dr. Charles Hoffe are both part of the Doctors for Covid Ethics (D4CE) group that meets every week. The group has produced invaluable work and public information through symposia, interviews, and

Sovereignty! Our 2021 Annual Wrap Up has just been published for subscribers in PDF format, and it will be shipped to print+digital subscribers within weeks. On the cover of the “Sovereignty” Wrap Up is Wim

“While they live… we sleep!” Despite numerous references by Catherine to the 1988 movie classic They Live, it seems that too many Solari subscribers have not seen it. Do take this opportunity and watch it

For Let’s Go to the Movies, we have selected the 2015 blockbuster from the James Bond series, Spectre. SPECTRE—acronym for “Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion”—is a transnational criminal organization that carries out

Alongside this week’s Solari Report with Mélodie Feron and Diane Protat, we highly recommend the new documentary by Andrew Wakefield, Infertility: A Diabolical Agenda, documenting how experimental vaccines illegally and secretly sterilized millions of women

“When they looked at the [genetically modified flour], they couldn’t believe that the DNA profile was 20 times bigger than our own human DNA….” ~ Alfie Oakes On the topic of food and food security,

One of the very impressive scenes from this short and informative 2021 documentary on the effects of cell phone and wireless radiation is the recording of sounds made by bees in an undisturbed hive as

For Let’s Go to the Movies this week, watch Undoctored, the eye-opening story of how the American Medical Association (AMA) actively plotted against chiropractic, labeling the practice “quackery” and attempting to destroy a whole profession.

The 2017 documentary TrustWHO was mentioned by Shabnam Palesa Mohamed during the press conference convened by the International Alliance for Justice and Democracy in Geneva on May 28, 2022 to discuss the significance of the

In Let’s Go to the Movies this week, we urge you to view one or all of these short videos and interviews explaining the concerning themes related to the clandestine move of the World Health

The movie of the week is essential learning about the history and function of the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF), a reserve fund of the U.S. Treasury used for currency and market intervention. This five-part documentary

For the movie this week, we wanted to bring back this documentary by UK Column from 2015 about the “foot-and-mouth” disease p(l)andemic in the UK 20 years ago. This bovine holocaust, which involved the preemptive

This week, we suggest another breathtaking film showing the beauty of planet Earth and all its life-forms. Winged Migration, the story of migratory birds, is an awe-inspiring wildlife documentary from 2001 that gives us a

This week, we recommend you watch legendary British soccer (European football) player and sports commentator Matthew Le Tissier speak about the many collapsing professional athletes worldwide. Young, healthy, well-trained players fainting, collapsing, and suffering from

Based on the perennial bestseller book of 1973 by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, The Secret Life of Plants, this gem of a documentary, released in 1978, tells the story of the fascinating discoveries of

Very few of them still live in the heartlands of Tibet—snow leopards, that is, which are one of the most endangered feline species in the world. Their global population may be less than 6000–8000, and

This encouraging feature documentary about an Indian newspaper that is run entirely by women who belong to the lowest caste of the Indian social system (the Dalit, formerly called the “untouchables”) shows how people can

Two movies came out recently that tell the life and career of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, one in December 2021, Being the Ricardos, a feature film with Nicole Kidman, and the other in January

The movie of the week is an aesthetic and contemplative biographical film about the American composer Morten Lauridsen produced in 2012 by Michael Stillwater. Lauridsen is famous for his choral music that has been and

The real-world Ukraine that is currently occupying center stage between the U.S. and Russian weapons industries is also a pivotal site in the 2005 fictional movie Lord of War, starring Nicolas Cage. The film shows

“You can’t seal these smiles….” This week’s movie does not need many words of description. It is a beautiful and uplifting citizen documentary about the Canadian Freedom Convoy and rallies in Ottawa showing the real

(Version of 2017 with subtitles in several languages) In preparation for the Solari interview with Dr. Beverly Rubik on her recent and crucial peer-reviewed paper that gives the “Evidence for a connection between coronavirus disease-19

This is the story of how the “most beautiful woman” of her time was also one of the most ingenious inventors of the twentieth century. Hedy Lamarr—born in 1914 as Hedwig Kiesler in Vienna, then

Is there a genocide happening before our very eyes? What is the cause of the unheard-of increase in all-cause mortality in Western nations? How is it possible that societies, neighborhoods, and even families are divided

Syriana (2005), starring George Clooney, Matt Damon, and Christopher Plummer, has been featured as Solari’s movie of the week before (Solari Report of March 2010) but warrants a review to understand what happens to national

Related to this week’s interview, which focuses on the lawsuits against Bill Gates and fraudulent vaccination programs in India, we once again highlight James Corbett’s outstanding documentary (now in a complete version) on who Bill

Continuing with our cowboy life theme of the Hero of the Week, this favorite western action-packed TV series is about a family protecting their ranch from corporate land grab. Featuring Kevin Costmer playing the role of John Dutton,

The 2020 movie Nomadland by Chloé Zhao portrays the lives of “unsettled” Americans who dared to leave a “safe and organized” life behind for nomadic lives in RVs and vans—seeking a free and inspired life closer

At a time when fact checking is all the rage, it may be useful to be aware of certain practices, as this documentary series illustrates. The ancient history of New Zealand, for instance, may go

Planet Lockdown explains what has happened to our world over the last two years, how we got to this point, and what is really at stake. Through a series of candid interviews with leaders across the

It should not be a surprise that The Resistance Banker made it as our Movie of the Year 2021. The movie illustrates how critical it now is for us to use our time and resources

This 2005 movie directed by Christian Carion shows how the spirit of Christmas can transform people and create miracles. In the trenches of WWI on Christmas Eve 1914, the horrors of war give way to

A charming movie about Charles Dickens’ writing of A Christmas Carol. Although we recommended this movie last year, it is still very relevant today. As the central bankers throw the world into the global financial

Considered one of the greatest movies of all time and a favorite Christmas movie for many, this heartwarming and inspiring 1946 masterpiece by Frank Capra shows how the actions of one good person can change

Continuing with our theme of Christmas movies this month, we have chosen The Preacher’s Wife, a 1996 romantic comedy—or drama, depending on your perspective—starring favorite actor Denzel Washington as an angel who comes to Earth

Every year in December, we celebrate the season with Christmas movies. Our first Christmas movie is this 1983 comedy from producer Aaron Russo, about how the street guys beat the oligarchs, starring Eddie Murphy and

Watch Leah Guy explain how reflexology works, and see what it looks like when practicing on somebody else. More about Leah Guy on her website.

It’s not easy to be a small farmer today, especially when you do it in a way that’s better for the planet, the animals, and people. Seems to defy logic, right? Watch this short video

The Resistance Banker is a 2018 award-winning Dutch movie, set in the Netherlands during World War II. It is based on the true story of banker Walraven van Hall, who created and managed to fund

You can watch the trailer here. We’ve recommended this movie before, but it’s worth watching if you haven’t done so yet. Yes, it is possible to make a 3h 20min movie about clocks. Far from

The Untouchables (1987) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers Staying with our taxation theme, this 1987 American crime film directed by Brian De Palma and starring Kevin Costner, Sean Connery, and Robert De Niro, is

You can watch the documentary The Pushback here. Produced by Oracle Films—in collaboration with independent journalists in over 40 nations—the documentary was released in April 2021. If you think there is no pushback against the

Thanatos, meaning “death” in Greek, is a 2019 documentary directed by Pierre Barnérias and produced by his company Tprod. In 2020, Barnérias directed the courageous documentary Hold-Up, which gave early voice to many of the

Launched on September 23, 2021, this is a documentary well worth watching! A London banker, Alexander Pohl, works for years at one of the world’s largest banks, financing big wind and solar farms, until he

Far away from cell phones and the Internet, a few older men in the forests of Piedmont, Italy, live an authentic life, still valuing in-person connections and a sense of community. What are they doing?

This 1989 teen drama starring Robin Williams is an inspiring movie about how teenagers can be taught to think for themselves and value themselves. Well, there is no age limit for this kind of learning.

This brand-new movie tells the true story of how Aretha Franklin, played by Jennifer Hudson, found her voice. Also starring Forest Whitaker and Marlon Wayans. More on this movie on Wikipedia and here. More on

Polyfaces: A World of Many Choices is a film about the Salatin family farm located in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. Polyfaces is about reconnecting to the land and the community. Produced over four years, it follows

This West German-produced epic fantasy film is based on the 1979 novel of the same name by Michael Ende. The young hero fights and bests the “Nothing” – a force destroying all the meaning in

"As the sound of the playgrounds faded, the despair set in. Very odd, what happens in a world without children’s voices." ~ Miriam in Children of Men Set in London in 2027, this 2006 movie

"Anyone who has ever yearned for a simple life, free from the constraints of modern society, owes a debt to William Blake." ~ The Romantics – Nature The Romantics – Nature The Romantics – Eternity

This 2004 Swedish movie, which was released in the U.S. in 2008, is one of Catherine’s favorite movies. It tells a story of how music can serve as an investment in the spiritual health of

Although 8 years later the obsession may have cooled down a little bit, this documentary is still relevant and helps us appreciate the impact of the Asian consumer on markets and culture around the world.

"When food is so absolutely, deliciously decadent that it literally is “to DIE for!” – That’s Chewicide." ~ Chef Keidi This documentary by Chef Keidi explores the cultural roots of an epidemic of diet-related diseases,

Just released: a fascinating documentary film about the quest to find the only whale producing a song with the frequency of 52 Hz. One of the most impactful experiences of my life was sailing next

Hacksaw Ridge, the name of a place in Okinawa (Japan) where some of the bloodiest fighting happened during World War II, is a 2016 war movie directed by Mel Gibson, based on the 2004 documentary The Conscientious Objector.

The French Documentary Hold-Up is finally available internationally – in English, German, Italian. and Korean. Soon available in Spanish and Portuguese! Discover the exclusive interviews of our 3 international film speakers: Catherine Austin Fitts: Commissioner

Click here to access the video. There is no better musical instrument than a pipe organ to experience the power and richness of sound. It’ s as if you had four different orchestras at your

Based on a real event that most people still remember, this 2015 movie tells the story of 33 miners who in 2010 were buried alive in an old gold and copper mine in Chile. The

Things are moving fast in this area of science. Whether we are talking about research on nanobots and the integration of digital technology, human-animal chimeras, human extensions, or directed evolution, transhumanism has serious implications for

Where do we go from here? In this fascinating TED Talks video, biologist Michael Levin speaks about “living robots” or “xenobots,” and how close we are to manipulating the electrical blueprint of life – the

This documentary tells the story of homesteader and filmmaker Justin Rhodes, his wife and four children, who decided to leave their 75-acre family farm near Asheville, North Carolina to drive around America in a converted

Uplifting, inspiring, touching. Get ready for a very personal but beautiful journey on the Camino de Santiago. The Way is a 2010 American-Spanish drama directed, produced, and written by Emilio Estevez and starring Martin Sheen, Deborah Kara Unger, James Nesbitt, and Yorick van