Zeitgeist: Moving Forward This work is licensed under a CC BY-NC-ND license

From: Peter Joseph | Year: 2011 | Downloads: 95967 | Sharing: 632 | Length: 161m | Creator's site

*DVD is NTSC and Includes subtitles: English, Bosnian, Brazilian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latvian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Macedonian, Mongolian, Hebrew.

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Zeitgeist: Moving Forward, by director Peter Joseph, is a feature length documentary work which presents a case for a needed transition out of the current socioeconomic monetary paradigm which governs the entire world society.

This is the third non-commercial film from the Zeitgeist Film Series: www.zeitgeistmovie.com | www.zeitgeistmovingforward.com

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toggle Posted by sillysam 2011-07-13 02:19:50 Kudos UpDown

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"They used to charge $5 a DVD and $75 for a seat at the convention (1100 attended at the last one) not to mention the legions of donations from around the world. "

1) Peter's STILL charges 5$ with is NOTHING and

2) they (TZM) NEVER charged 75$ for any Z event. The most I have seen was 12$ for the Zdays...

3) And The Zeitgeist Movement has nothing to do with the film series.

4) TZM doesnt take donations. You are thinking of TVP, which again has nothing to do with The Zeitgeist Film Series

toggle Posted by sillysam 2011-07-13 02:16:40 Kudos UpDown

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"the previous Zeitgeist films were critically destroyed"

This is a seriously suspect and biased comment, loaded with a subtext of true disdain for The Zeitgeist Film Series. Not only have Zeitgeist: The Movie & Zeitgeist Addendum NEVER been debunked outside the whining subculture who simply have an Ax to grid or a religion to uphold, the sources provided are acute, clean and thorough. Here is the Z1 200+ page companion guide:

http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/Zeitgeist,%20The%20Movie-%20Companion%20Guide%20PDF.pdf

It covers EVERYTHING. This is the most important film series in history.

toggle Posted by Xaphirezst 2011-06-10 03:46:15 Kudos UpDown

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@ ZENPROCRASTINATION

"They used to charge $5 a DVD" - May I ask you why you say $5 per DVD is substantial amount of money when other distributor charges at least $25 per DVD? Where's the logic in that? Are you saying the creator of this movie deserve to receive ZERO amount of money for his work?

Everyone needs to keep an open mind and think for themselves as well when reading your comment, IMO.

toggle Posted by ZenProcrastination 2011-05-20 19:54:32 Kudos UpDown

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It has some interesting ideas and certainly food for thought

.However, the previous Zeitgeist films were critically destroyed, mainly because the facts they presented were completely untrue, taken out of context or utterly unverifiable.

The only danger is that, to disagree with Zeitgeist you then become labelled as indoctrinated or part of the "establishment".

Luckily, this next edition focuses on some really interesting issues and presents actual solutions. It should be watched definetely but equally it should be regarded with a degree of academic skepticism.

For instance some of the Marx ideas are outdated and Karl Marx himself actually came up with a revised system which the film makers do not mention. Also the Venus Project has now split from the Zeitgeist movement.

It would not be fair to not mention that the makers of the film do in fact receive a substantial amount of money for these volumes. They used to charge $5 a DVD and $75 for a seat at the convention (1100 attended at the last one) not to mention the legions of donations from around the world.

But watch it and keep an open mind.

toggle Posted by Christian 2011-04-29 19:13:21 Kudos UpDown

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Very good, hope to see the day we burn our money.

toggle Posted by Pnandana 2011-04-25 09:31:45 Kudos UpDown

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Great film

toggle Posted by gusomeruff 2011-04-21 03:25:26 Kudos UpDown

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welcome back, Pete ;)

toggle Posted by gusomeruff 2011-04-18 03:39:26 Kudos UpDown

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hey Peter, I understand u are being disappointed by Jacque, but please, don't step back. We need a knowledgeable, gifted speaker and contributor like you. U are the founder, remember? ;)

toggle Posted by utopian811 2011-03-20 10:05:26 Kudos UpDown

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Very well produced, an excellent possible future. All in all a great movie, loved it.

toggle Posted by birota 2011-03-15 16:29:22 Kudos UpDown

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An update to my earlier comment. Since watching this film, I've been inspired to watch the earlier video productions and debates featuring Peter Joseph, and Jacque Fresco of The Venus Project. For me, the "Moving Forward" film remains the best way to get an overview of TZM. I don't believe everything that TZM presents as fact (there's a huge USA focus to much of it) and I have concerns around the viability of the cashless, resource-managed, technologically-driven future. However, the discussion of the causes of disease, and corrupt big business and governments rings pretty true. On this basis, the film is worth watching. You can draw your own conclusions regarding the socially engineered future that TZM proposes. If nothing else, it is thought-provoking and a good source of material for discussion.

toggle Posted by WATERLIFE 2011-03-15 09:25:22 Kudos UpDown

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We made an event here in Illinois. It was a free screening. We also have been writing tunes about this stuff. Check it out!

http://www.youtube.com/user/waterlifeuniverse?feature=mhum#p/a/u/1/o0qUvJgrKy4

toggle Posted by thindjinn 2011-03-15 01:04:10 Kudos UpDown

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I hadn't seen the film yet, and I was arguing with a team member of my startup about how the role of monetary gain was minimal to the company. The service that we provide to our consumers was all important. I saw the film, stopped arguing, and sent him the link. He does not completely agree, but he understands my angle finally.

Great film!!! Recommending to everyone I know!!

toggle Posted by birota 2011-03-10 21:08:53 Kudos UpDown

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This was a real surprise for me. Excellent production and the messages are all vitally important. A must-see for everyone.

toggle Posted by veritaslibero 2011-03-08 11:53:00 Kudos UpDown

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Glad to see this important documentary on VODO. Thanks a lot! Everyone who didn't see it, should watch it. Seeing and thinking about ZG movies can really wake you up. I know it.

toggle Posted by FuckTZM 2011-03-07 03:21:32 Kudos UpDown

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The Zeitgeist Movement: For addle minded, greedy children who understand nothing about human nature, economics, genealogy, technology, or motivation.

toggle Posted by FuckTZM 2011-03-07 03:23:23 Kudos UpDown

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Oh, and lets not forget that the entire thing is a thinly veiled form of a dystopian nightmare.

toggle Posted by issues 2011-10-25 10:40:52 Kudos UpDown

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i hope you look like yourr awatar fuking freak dik sukkerrr

toggle Posted by issues 2011-10-25 10:42:57 Kudos UpDown

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lets beee pozitivv abaut zeitgeisst wee mussst tell abaut it ewrywonee

toggle Posted by 73quantum 2011-03-05 12:33:38 Kudos UpDown

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I made a music video to promote TZM using my own music, please have a look. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBXW1x-hh3A

toggle Posted by olivia02 2011-02-24 23:01:24 Kudos UpDown

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I was really inspired by the Zeitgeist Movement and Peter Joseph. He is why I decided to become a filmmaker. Now the man who is the leader of �Fair Use� claim is threatening to sue many other filmmakers who have claimed fair use on some of his material, which he originally borrowed to begin with. He has also removed the ability to share the video on YouTube. Really bizarre! I don�t know what is happening with him, but it is very disappointing to all of the documentary filmmakers that looked up to him.

toggle Posted by ZeitgeistMovie 2011-03-03 04:31:59 Publisher Kudos UpDown

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Anyone can upload/download/post/screen/copy/give away without any needed permission from me. One should be critical of rumors they hear and should take time to think about such things before parroting them publicly as though they are fact.

toggle Posted by pranav_waghmare 2011-02-09 13:29:39 Kudos UpDown

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I loved this quote in the start

In decaying Society,Art if it is truthful must also reflect decay And Unless It wants to break the faith with its social function.Art must show world is Changeable and Help to change it

-Ernst Fischer

This film made me think about everything.If that is the motive of this film its certainly achieved.

toggle Posted by tim_h 2011-02-05 03:40:23 Kudos UpDown

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I wanted to comment about the film, having had a chance to finally watch it. Part I about behavior and the mind was interesting, but it seemed to drag on a bit - in the sense that, it was good information, but maybe could have been a separate film piece, or arranged to be at the end of the film. Like I said, nothing negative, just seemed slightly out of place, if only due to length and amount of time focused on the subject. There were some cut scenes that seemed to have a high-pitched "whine" throughout (maybe kind of like feedback almost). The film itself is excellent and thought-provoking (to say the least!). Not only are we presented with information, questions are raised, and possible solutions are divulged. Great effort, and thanks for releasing this. I've been looking forward to this for a while. :)

toggle Posted by philstebbing 2011-02-02 18:57:27 Kudos UpDown

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Good to see the film on Vodo. This really is a treat to watch and provoke the imagination.

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Peter Joseph

Peter Joseph

Peter Joseph was born in North Carolina to a middle class family. The son of a mailman and a social worker, he began his creative interests with music at a young age. Later, seeking a career in percussion, he moved to New York initially to attend a Conservatory, only to drop out after an inability to afford the tuition. Currently he lives and works in New York City and focuses on media related fields, including music composition, editing, post-production and other A/V related. He is also a former private equity trader, which he often comments upon as being his "introduction to the wasteful, destructive system known as Wall Street".

After the release of Zeitgeist: Addendum, he founded "The Zeitgeist Movement", [ www.thezeitgeistmovement.com ] which is a social sustainability organization with members now in nearly every country. His work with The Movement is now a large part of his daily activities - giving lectures and helping to produce relevant media/materials to spread the interest for a new social system- called a Resource-Based Economy.

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