The video seen here yesterday was an offshoot of the documentary film, Owned, A Tale of Two Americas, by Giorgio Angelini. He contacted me in 2013 when he first started out on his coast-to-coast journey to investigate the housing bubble, which I had become notorious...
This was filmed by Giorgio nine years ago against my will - my only time cussing on the blog. Tips still apply: We still live at the same house! Hat tip Yogi Garry!
Giorgio's movie will debut on PBS TV this week! Tuesday, February 8th at 10:00pm on KPBS Saturday, February 12th at 9:00am on KPBS2 If you want to watch it on your schedule and don't mind paying $4 to $5, click HERE. We had a great time while filming the movie, and...
The unrest throughout America reminds me of our movie, now more poignant than ever. Giorgio dedicated five years of his life to producing - check it out for $3.99: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyM8Hmj1P5s From Giorgio: It’s streaming free on Amazon Prime, or it's...
The difference between buying and renting the doc-film? If you rent it, you have to finish it within 48 hours after you start watching. If you buy, you have unlimited use. The buy price is less than one ticket to a Cinepolis movie! [button...
Here is a brief clip of the movie, plus a few moments with Giorgio and myself from the Q&A session at the local Carlsbad premiere: This is the link to iTunes to order the movie (starting June 4th):...
This is literally the first day in 2013 when I met Giorgio, Guy Mossman, and their crew for filming the documentary film which comes out on Tuesday. I had no idea what to expect, so we just winged it. It shows. They came back a few times over the years, and every...
The documentary film comes out on Tuesday! If you plan to watch the movie, it would be great if you pre-order before Tuesday to help get us on the iTunes Top 100 Chart. Click here to order: [button...
This article features ten films that document the housing crisis and discrimination in America, with a bonus eleventh film that includes a certain part-time blogger:...
The C.A.R. sent out this paper that reviews the current housing dilemma, which boils down to having to improve zoning regulations to facilitate more/better infill projects because the more-mature cities are out of land for the most part. She also included this:...
