What about a sequel called "the Agonists" ... a documentary about the drama of ditto-skepticism on the vortex forum... up to the infamous "Purge of 2012" ...
"Agony" being the operative word and 'Agonism' being the political doctrine of embracing conflict and acknowledging the positive value of inherent discord, including bloody debates, nasty name-calling, and class warfare... or better yet, what about a hairy tragedy: "Vortex Agonistes" :-) The punage being a nod to Milton's "Samson Agonistes" known in Lit circles as a "closet drama". No kidding - the term "tragic closet drama" it is apt for the times, no? ... at least it is pretty clear that we were never intended to perform onstage. On the brighter side, Milton's classic was followed by "Paradise Regained" ... and just as we are enacting the Last Temptation of Rossi... In forty days we will know if the Snake wins, or the new chosen-one is to be with us in these final days ... From: James Bowery "The Antagonists" is a better-directed epithet. Although "pseudo-skeptics" does capture an important dimension of the crime against humanity, it doesn't get as close to the heart of the matter. Perhaps a phrase involving "establishment" would be even better. "The Inquisitors" might be better than "The Antagonists". Harry Veeder wrote: http://www.137films.org/NewsDetailPage/Work-in-progress-screening. > "The Believers" test screening February 11 > Work-in-Progress Screening of The Believers at The Gene Siskel Film Center > If you've been waiting to see our new film, The Believers, now is > your chance! The Chicago Council on Science and Technology is > presenting a work-in-progress screening of The Believers on Saturday, > February 11 at noon at the Gene Siskel Film Center, and filmmakers > Monica Ross and Clayton Brown will be in attendance for a Q & A > session after the film. > > You can attend for free by becoming a 137 Films Backer. Click here > for information on how to do it. > > We hope to see you on February 11! > --------------- > > Harry >
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