No worries Raven, if you didn't do it somebody else would have, actually I am glad you caught it when it did or maybe a bigger fuss would have been made. I am used to submitting full length docs so I don't really think about the whole copyright issue..since full docs usually stay online, but Animal farm will probably be pulled within days anyway.

In reply to this comment by raven:
I totally know what you mean and I sympathize, sometimes while trolling through Google I'll stumble across a film that I love or is totally important to a point I'm trying to make, or, as was often the case with the HorrorShow, I just thought was plain awesome... So I felt kind of bad discarding your sift, but sadly, rules are rules and copyrights are a bitch... as for that version of Animal Farm, I think it was made for TV several years back, perhaps as a miniseries, I vaguely remember watching it, but not in a theater.

In reply to this comment by Fedquip:
Thanks Raven, you're right...sometimes I just get excited, I had actually never heard of the adaptation before today... I always thought it was just turned into a cartoon.
In reply to this comment by raven:
Hate to be a narc... but full length films that aren't public domain are against posting guidelines... sorry Fed, I know its a great novel, and a commentary pertinent to the times we live in, but... guidelines.

*discard

re: War made easy.

Hey Eric, I actually added the doc to the playlist before I got your mail Good call. I watched the clip and did some searching for the full length doc with no luck yet, if you run into it lemme know, looks like a good one.

Cheers

Now that you've explained it, Fedquip, it actually looks even worse to me. You took something that was already on the sift and bugged it with your branding which linked directly back to your personal project? that doesn't sit right with me, at all."

I think you mis-understood, Gwaan posted the full length doc in February. I posted an excerpt from that documentary in May, linking back to Gwaans February submission for people who might be interested in the full length doc and missed it earlier on the sift.

The video player links to Jon Pilgers (the filmmakers) home page and at the end of the clip there is a link to videosift.