ICNC Films
We are proud to offer five critically acclaimed documentary films on civil resistance for free streaming on our website, in English and over 20 other languages.
Find them below:
A Force More Powerful
The Emmy-nominated documentary exploring civil resistance campaigns in India, the United States, South Africa, Poland, Denmark and Chile.
“Outstanding… a veritable manual on how to mount a successful nonviolent resistance movement….” –The Los Angeles Times
Watch this film in English.
Watch the film trailer.
This film is also available in:
| Amharic | Italian |
| Arabic | Khmer |
| Burmese | Nepali |
| Chinese | Pashto |
| Farsi | Polish |
| French | Russian |
| Gujarati | Spanish |
| Hebrew | Vietnamese |
| Indonesian |
Bringing Down a Dictator
The award-winning documentary chronicling the student-led Otpor! Movement that led to the ouster of dictator Slobodan Milosevic.
“A priceless history lesson… succeeds most intriguingly as a how-to manual for revolution via civil disobedience. Grade A.” –Entertainment Weekly
Watch this film in English.
This film is also available in:
| Arabic | Polish |
| Burmese | Russian |
| Chinese | Spanish |
| Farsi | Tibetan |
| French | Uzbek |
| Indonesian | Vietnamese |
Orange Revolution
The acclaimed documentary recounting 17 days of nonviolent civil resistance by the people of Ukraine against their chronically corrupt government.
“[A] timely and fascinating look at grassroots democracy in action.”
–Chicago Reader
Watch this film in English.
Watch the film trailer.
This film is also available in:
| Arabic | Ukrainian |
| Farsi | Vietnamese |
| Spanish |
Confronting the Truth
Egypt: Revolution Interrupted?
In 2011 Egyptians rose up against their president. They removed him. But they didn’t get what they expected.
This film traces the revolution in Egypt and its aftermath. Drawing on extensive interviews of activists, organizers, and others who were active on the ground, it offers lessons on political transitions, dictatorship, and democratic change.
