Adam Curtis

Adam Curtis Hi
There are several groups out there dedicated to my work. I hope Im not the only one who think it will be a good idea to join forces. =)

July 17, 2008 at 11:17pm · Report
Adam Curtis
User Comments (Comment on this title) 8 out of 10 people found the following comment useful:- I didn't agree with all of it or even understand it all but it made me think and was engaging and interesting as a result, 30 April 2007 Author: bob the moo from Birmingham, UK...
david
david
I regard The Trap as the most important piece of television/film of the last ten years. For it's breadth, for it's reverence to truth as a cure for the mentally damaged and deluded folks caught in a system never laid bare from it's root to it's fruit with such artistry and care. It's a very important film and I was greatly affected by it.
November 28, 2009 at 7:06pm
Dave Sykes
Dave Sykes
I agree with you there Mr. Dixon. It came along at the right time in my life. I recommend 'Esoteric Agenda' and it's sequel 'Kymatica' if you haven't seen them already. Freely available on youtube or better still piratebay.org for download to watch at your leisure. Like 'The Trap' I've watched them many times purely to let it all soak in.
5 hours ago
Adam Curtis
Where did Osama Bin Laden come from, and why does he hate the American way of life? Why do the American neo-conservatists want the public to believe in a world wide conspiracy of evil, operating from vast underground complexes that look like a James Bond film set...
Christopher Harrison
Christopher Harrison
Fascinating documentary. What strikes me most about the most visible members of the neoconservative movement (Bill Kristol, Richard Perle, etc.) is the way in which they are not at all conservatives. They're Trotskyists. Their aim is not to resist change out of concern that it will undermine what is good within a society. Rather, it is to ... See Moreimpose drastic, transformative change.

BTW -- I've become a huge fan of yours after watching this series, The Trap and The Century of the Self over the summer. Thanks to www.energybulletin.net for turning me on to them!
September 5, 2009 at 10:35pm
Zubair Islam
Zubair Islam
I loved this series for its interesting comparison and insight into The New American Century; which is rarely touched upon by many others, except by the likes of John Pilger, Noam Chomsky and a whole load of 9/11 Truth Activists.
October 28, 2009 at 9:44am
Adam Curtis
It cannot have been easy to make a documentary series about the history of advertising and consumer society, about ethics (and their absence), about notions of the self and its manipulation in the interests of power and profit...
Zubair Islam
Zubair Islam
btw - I have actually embarked upon the evolved child of EST and Werner Errhard that is "Landmark Education". I would love to know more about the history behind Errhard, EST and Landmark.
I also know a great man who was a student of a student (very recently deceased) of Wilhelm Reich. Did you know that Somatic Therapy evolved from his works? Somatic Therapy is where they work on the body, the physiology, rather than the linguistic, neurology or psychology of people, to heal and treat them.
I have also had the privelege to have studied some NLP, though its too ridiculously expensive anywhere you go to study this well. Fritz Pearls 'Gestalt Theory' heavily influences NLP and Landmark Education.

I would love to see Adam Curtis out-do The Century of the Self with a new second series of Drama's, that cover what happened after Century of the Self.... See More
IE - the rise in Self-Help, such as NLP and Landmark, esp in its acquiring EST from Errhard.
Also, to look into Carl Gustav Jung, who outlived Freud but corresponded a lot with him and developed a different and perhaps more deeper more positive way of looking at the Self.
Also into the legacy of Wilhelm Reich and Somatic Therapy.
October 28, 2009 at 9:55am
Patrick Cruickshank
Patrick Cruickshank
this is my favourite documentary
November 26, 2009 at 1:17pm
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