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Arts Engine's Media That Matters is the premier showcase for short films with big messages. Submit your film now for the chance to be one of the final twelve jury-selected films and become part of our outreach and distribution efforts to create social change through film.

A British film about Charles Darwin has failed to find a US distributor because his theory of evolution is too controversial for American audiences, according to its producer. "...ACCORDING TO ITS PRODUCER." Is this a realistic scenario? Perhaps an attempt to provoke offers or start a bidding war for US distribution rights for this film?

YouTube opens "Screening Room" as a launchpad for independent films. They promise 4 new films every two weeks.

60 seconds of beauty submitted by users to the first round of The Beauty Of A Second short film contest.

This film is a celebration of life that was inspired by David Eagleman's book, Sum.

Well, it finally had to get done, the movie we have all been waiting for. NY Film Festival 2010 highlighting the birth of Facebook.

Maw Blumenthal and Alternet present a short film outside of the UN where supporters of the Israeli counterattaks gather. Blumenthal, although Jewish, is clearly against the bombings; the interviewees are clearly for them. Where do you fall?

HBO's Recount is a dramatization of the 2000 election and recount in Florida. Last, Night I went to here 2 of the people involved in that crisis speak, Ron Klain (played by Kevin Spacey) and Ben Ginsberg (played by Bob Balaban)--Although I now know that this movie id greatly fictionalized, I still advise everyone to watch it.

From Pre-1900's through today

In an increasingly visual world, and one in which anyone with a laptop, Web connection and camera can be a producer of media, children (and the occasional prisoner) need to understand how what they see and watch is created as much as plain old reading, writing and arithmetic.

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