Here is a film that you won't find on Amazon or Netflix:

A Blacklisted Film and the New Cold War

Why is the U.S. mainstream media so frightened of a documentary that debunks the beloved story of how “lawyer” Sergei Magnitsky uncovered massive Russian government corruption and died as a result? Instead we – in the land of the free, home of the brave – are protected from seeing this documentary produced by filmmaker Andrei Nekrasov who was known as a fierce critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin but who in this instance found the West’s widely accepted Magnitsky storyline to be a fraud.

But the Magnitsky myth took off in 2012 when Browder sold his tale to neocon Senators Ben Cardin, D-Maryland, and John McCain, R-Arizona, who threw their political weight behind a bipartisan drive in Congress leading to the passage of the Magnitsky sanctions act, the opening shot in the New Cold War.

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The Magnitsky Act: Behind the Scenes
(full film at bottom of page, blocked by many US ISPs)

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Synopsis: Nekrasov is doing an anti-Putin documentary, and is just about to wrap the film, but there is "one fact" that does not add up. So he pulls on that thread and plummets down the "rabbit hole"... then whole documentary goes sideways in the most epic away. To the point where the people who sponsored his film don't want to show it... and it literally gets banned in the US and EU.

Wakey, wakey...