Post by Adam B on Nov 13, 2009 7:10:22 GMT -5
The kids aren’t alright. It’s not just a song by The Offspring, it’s a reality that filmmaker Cevin Soling has documented with his latest project, The War on Kids, which will be making its theatrical debut on Nov. 18th in NYC. The film takes a look at the way America has turned into an anti-kid nation and the extremes to which the country is going to control the youth. In addition to getting this film to the public, Soling is also currently working on a masters in Philosophy at Harvard, his band, The Love Kills Theory, has a song in the upcoming Suicide Girls film, his third book in the Rumpleville Chronicles, The Bomb That Followed Me Home, received rave reviews, and he even petitioned the State Department to become a foreign service officer and passed all the tests. This week I caught up with the very busy Soling to learn more about The War on Kids, what inspired him to cover America’s treatment of its youth, and his next three, yes, three upcoming films, one of which is ties Gilligan’s Island with communism.
Read the full interview at: adambernard.blogspot.com/2009/11/cevin-soling-goes-to-war-for-kids.html