Okay, Here We Go




Just launched the YouTube channel for FTW : The Movie

In 2003, during anti-War On Iraq protests, the Australian prime minister was kidnapped by an activist and interrogated for 24 hours. The disappearance of the prime minister was officially covered up as an "unexpected visit to the hospital", but a documentary maker, shooting interviews during the largest anti-war protests in Australian history, captured most of the interrogation on camera. Now, seven years later, that footage is being made public for the first time.

I'll be adding a new clip or two from FTW to the channel each week, leading up to the launch and the first screenings. Eventually, the whole movie will go up on this channel.

Here's a bit more background, and another clip, from FTW, if you need to know more.

You can also follow the progress of my attempt to self-release this movie here :

FTWTheMovie On Twitter

The launch of FTW : The Movie, that is the first time it will be screened online and be available on DVD and download, will happen in November.

No doubt my frustrations, fury, despair at trying to get an unknown movie in front of hundreds of millions of people (go big, or go home) will provide some entertainment between regular links to new photos, two or three clips a week, plus a whole bunch of other stuff.

Come On Over. This is going to be an adventure.