Good afternoon, Steemians!
It's rainy in Oakland, but that's okay because that means tea and coziness. And writing! I had one of those weird mornings where I thought I hit snooze but I actually turned off my alarm, fell back into my insane apocalyptic dreams and then woke up around the time I should've been leaving for work. Instead of freaking out, I took my time, drove to work blasting some dope ass tunes (like this song, and this too) and kept calm. One of my biggest anxieties is being "late" which I've realized slowly is kind of bullshit because time isn't linear. Good thing I'm quitting in four months! Hah!
ANYWAY...
I have to thank 
WATCH THE FIRST TRAILER:
Stateless Documentary Trailer #1
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Official Website
Synopsis
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What is Stateless About?
The power structures of civilization have been reinvented many times throughout history. Societies evolve, with their rules and rulers expanding and collapsing as generations pass. And throughout this process new systems emerge -- often unexpectedly. Stateless, an upcoming feature documentary, examines the hopes, lives, and decisions of several people who are trying to use revolutionary technology to build new societal structures.
Set in Acapulco, a city recently ranked by the U.S. State Department as the 3rd most dangerous in the world, the documentary crew follows a ‘loose-knit’ community of crypto-anarchists who emigrated there to escape the powers of nation-states. But now four years into the project, the group bisects into conflicting ideas of freedom.
The majority of the filming will take place over a period of two weeks, starting at the fourth annual “Anarchapulco” conference in February 2018. The event, pitched as “the world’s premier conference for voluntaryist thinkers and activists,” will feature controversial libertarian figures like former U.S. Congressman Ron Paul, Jeffrey Tucker, and Ben Swann.
(Me outside of the main conference room at Anarchapulco)
Coverage will then carry into the first annual @Anarchaforko conference, an event countering the main convention, which takes place shortly after Anarchapulco. The Fork was founded by my friend, 
The main characters in our story include a middle-aged couple, Lisa & Nathan Freeman, who relocated their family of five to the region to escape state-imposed education requirements. Nathan calls himself the "Chief Cat-Herder" of Anarchapulco. Lisa is a huge proponent of peaceful parenting & unschooling.
It also features John and @Lily-da-vine, who fled to Mexico while facing a prison sentence of up to 25 years for manufacturing cannabis products. Instead of living a life of surrender, they have risen to the occasion of manifesting a space for anarchists to work together in a decentralized fashion to share knowledge and make new connections at the Fork.
"That's the idea [of Anarchaforko], to build a giant sandbox and let all the anarchists play" -
(If you're curious about
Our third character is the lovely 
The team behind the film will launch a crowdfunding campaign in mid-March to raise finishing funds. Release is scheduled for late 2018 to early 2019.
Post co-written by Todd (director) and Claire
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Tags: #anarchy #acapulco #voluntaryist #freedom #documentary #filmmaking