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Movies that Inspire (Playlist)

Canadian Labour International Film Festival – An annual festival showcasing films about workers and labour issues.
Cook for the Cure – An initiative combining cooking and fundraising for breast cancer awareness.
Cradle Will Rock – A historical drama about a controversial musical during the Great Depression.
Economics for Everyone – An educational series simplifying economic concepts for general audiences.
Girl Rising – A documentary highlighting the importance of girls’ education worldwide.
Horrible Bosses – A dark comedy about employees plotting against their overbearing bosses.
North Country – A drama based on a landmark sexual harassment case in the mining industry.
Norma Rae – A film depicting a factory worker’s fight to unionize her workplace.
Office Space – A satirical comedy highlighting the mundanity of corporate life.
Pride (UK 2014) – A true story of LGBTQ+ activists supporting striking miners in 1980s Britain.
School of Rock – A musical comedy where a substitute teacher turns his class into a rock band.
Stand – A survival thriller focusing on personal resilience in challenging circumstances.
The Corporation – A documentary critiquing corporate behaviour and its impact on society.
V for Vendetta – A dystopian political thriller exploring themes of totalitarianism and resistance.

Enjoy music that inspires social change and celebrates unity.

Michael Rouse ‘Solidarity Video’ – CLC One Minute Message Contest.
Billy Bragg – Power in a Union – A tribute to worker solidarity.
Bob Dylan – Times Are A-Changing – Classic anthem of social change.
John Lennon – Give Peace a Chance – Iconic protest song for peace.
Neil Young – Indian Givers – Protest song on Indigenous rights.
Rage Against the Machine – The Ghost of Tom Joad – Fierce call for justice and reform.
The Interrupters – Take Back the Power – Ska-punk anthem of empowerment.

This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein – Bold critique of capitalism and climate change.
The Death of Expertise by Tom Nichols – Examines the erosion of trust in experts.
Boiling Point by Maude Barlow – Urgent call to action on water justice.
Economics for Everyone by Jim Stanford – Clear guide to understanding the economy.

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