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Zeitgeist

Zeitgeist is a documentary written, directed and produced by Peter Joseph in 2007, which is widely distributed over the Internet at the project website and through Google Video, although it was originally recorded in English, you can download from the official web site subtitles and dubbing in multiple languages. Its sequel, Zeitgeist Addendum, concludes with the concept of a society based on technology and abundant resources, from the influence of ideas of Jaque Fresco and The Venus Project.
In the absence of channels distributed by conventional, there are no reliable data on how much has been hearing, states that the documentary Zeitgeist have been seen for fifty million people worldwide since its publication free on Google Video in the spring of 2007 .
The documentary has been awarded several international recognitions, including the Artivist Film Festival 2007.
He has been called an "agitprop assembly at a rapid pace" and has been framed by conspiracy-themed films but with a great proposal by means not allowed to overshadow the controversy that has stirred, especially in the religious sphere.

The Zeitgeist Movement is a movement that arose from Addendum documentary film, which is the second part of Zeitgeist (The Movie). Venus is linked to the Project, in which the social engineer and industrial designer Jacque Fresco has worked much of his life.1 The intention of it is: basic needs and environmental impacts of all life unconditionally knowing what and how are (using the scientific method to our knowledge of nature and technology, instead of using religious, political and monetary system), keeping the key to our personal growth, not only as individuals but as a civilization, including structuralism and Spirituality . The movement is essentially the application of scientific method for social purposes. According to Peter Joseph, (director of films and hence the movement's founder), the movement had 250,000 members in March 2009.2 In the summer of 2010 and had over 400,000 people.

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