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Joined: July 25, 2006

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Short 4-minute tasters for a series of five documentaries looking at development in Ghana from a Ghanaian perspective.

Name: WORLDwrite

WORLDwrite documentaries are made by volunteers in collaboration with Chew On It Productions. Our documentaries are uncompromising in their campaign for global equality. WORLDwrite the charity arranges events, conferences, global exchanges, documentary filmmaking and free film training to champion aspirations and insist on the best for all. Keen to put its money where its mouth is, the charity also assists partner groups in developing countries with anything and everything from PCs to film schools to funds for a factory. WORLDwrite is volunteer led and run has an open door policy and encourages all-comers to get involved and recognise there are no limits to what's possible.

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The More the Merrier Trailer

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The More the Merrier Trailer 03:13 Added: 1 month ago Views: 612	Cash Back 09:13 Added: 3 months ago Views: 260	I'm a subsistence farmer... get me out of here! Premiere 01:46 Added: 5 months ago Views: 1,261
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	akua1969\| November 03, 2007 i really enjoyed your film that was shown at wednesday's ghanain film festival. it's good to see that there are more people pushing towards a change in how we see africa and how it is discussed. keep up the good work. i'll come to your next event. i really like the work that you do thanks
	AetiusRomulous\| July 18, 2007 Wow - a truly important and informative channel covering issues too often ignored by the mainstream. Great job and keep at it - very happy to subscribe.
	ARebelLife\| June 11, 2007 http://www.myspace.com/arebellifebook
	3180eskimo\| March 15, 2007 This touches upon issues that no other documentary (that i've come across) raises. It looks like geldoff is all talk and no action. Why is he hailed as a saint in the western world yet in the third world he's seen as a big let down!
	DKairis\| March 15, 2007 These Films are very intresting in highlighting Global Inequality and the "efforts" of the current system to keep a majority of the world in povery as a form of control, they express a diffrent view from the mainstream, and empower people to make a change themselves. I would recomend that people question themselves and inform themselves in efforts to change the current "NWO" into a more just world, these films help highlight problems along the way and leave room for steps to improve ourselves, and the "other"
	Phidelia\| February 27, 2007 It looks as if the third world countries have a lot of natural resources, yet do not have the knowlwdge to produce to boost thier economy, therefore the western world try to get involved by making empty prmises to get raw materials cheaper.
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	akua1969\| November 03, 2007 i really enjoyed your film that was shown at wednesday's ghanain film festival. it's good to see that there are more people pushing towards a change in how we see africa and how it is discussed. keep up the good work. i'll come to your next event. i really like the work that you do thanks
	AetiusRomulous\| July 18, 2007 Wow - a truly important and informative channel covering issues too often ignored by the mainstream. Great job and keep at it - very happy to subscribe.
	ARebelLife\| June 11, 2007 http://www.myspace.com/arebellifebook
	3180eskimo\| March 15, 2007 This touches upon issues that no other documentary (that i've come across) raises. It looks like geldoff is all talk and no action. Why is he hailed as a saint in the western world yet in the third world he's seen as a big let down!
	DKairis\| March 15, 2007 These Films are very intresting in highlighting Global Inequality and the "efforts" of the current system to keep a majority of the world in povery as a form of control, they express a diffrent view from the mainstream, and empower people to make a change themselves. I would recomend that people question themselves and inform themselves in efforts to change the current "NWO" into a more just world, these films help highlight problems along the way and leave room for steps to improve ourselves, and the "other"
	Phidelia\| February 27, 2007 It looks as if the third world countries have a lot of natural resources, yet do not have the knowlwdge to produce to boost thier economy, therefore the western world try to get involved by making empty prmises to get raw materials cheaper.
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