Director and Film Maker, Kay Rubacek rejoins the program to discuss her film "Finding Courage" and her book based on the film "Who Are China's Walking Dead?".  In this show we discuss her book featuring rare and exclusive interviews with former Chinese regime officials about the strange lives they lead under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party (all the true stories from the regime insiders that did not fit into the movie). This material should be mandatory for all college and high school students in the United States and all western countries who are fast loosing their freedoms.You can purchase the complete book and movie set @ https://FindingCourageMovie.com - use code "SW" to receive 25% off The movie and book set includes the following:

Multi award-winning documentary movie “Finding Courage” - the true story of a family torn between the USA and China, and who must face impossible odds to seek justice for the murder of their sister.11-track original “Finding Courage” soundtrack, mixed by Grammy winner, Adrian Morales-Demori at Miami’s Heiga Studios, and featuring the inspirational “Courage Is Found” sung by the stunning voice of Mika Hale.Exclusive 18-minute, behind-the-scenes interview about the making of “Finding Courage”330 page ebook of “Who Are China’s Walking Dead?”, featuring rare and exclusive interviews with former Chinese regime officials about the strange lives they lead under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party (all the true stories from the regime insiders that didn’t fit into the “Finding Courage” movie)

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 Kay Rubacek Biography

Kay Ruback is formally trained in the visual arts and was a producer/writer in the gaming industry and international media for 15 years before transitioning into filmmaking. She is now a producer, director, and writer for Swoop Films. Kay has been an advocate for and a writer on China-related issues since 2001 when she was arrested for protesting on Tiananmen Square in Beijing and experienced the inside of a Chinese prison.You can see her information about her films @ http://SwoopFilms.comSee the full show on Odysee...