United We Fall (2010)
United We Fall is a documentary directed by Bryan Law. Released in 2010, the film explores the contentious topic of the North American Union—a proposed integration between Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Through interviews with insiders and activists, the documentary examines both sides of this heated debate.
- Historical Context:
- The film traces the roots of the North American Union back to the post-war era’s Free Trade agreements.
- It explores how these agreements paved the way for deeper integration and raised questions about national sovereignty.
- Globalization and Agenda:
- As the world became more interconnected, the film scrutinizes the broader agenda of building a global government.
- It raises concerns about the implications of such integration on individual rights and freedoms.
- Insiders and Activists:
- The documentary features interviews with those at the heart of the debate—insiders who advocate for integration and activists who resist it.
- Their perspectives shed light on the complexities and motivations behind the North American Union.
- The Price of Ignorance:
- The film warns that our future hangs in the balance. Whether we choose unity or division, our decisions shape the course of history.
- It encourages viewers to question, research, and engage in dialogue about this critical issue.
United We Fall invites us to consider the delicate balance between unity and autonomy. As borders blur and ideologies clash, the film challenges us to be informed citizens, actively participating in shaping our shared destiny.
