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The Manitoba Story: A Basic Income Film

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20m
Released
HD

Overview

From 1974 to 1979 the small rural town of Dauphin Manitoba was the saturation site of a Basic Income pilot. The results lie buried, untouched for the past 40 years; a treasure hidden from public view. In 2011, Evelyn Forget, discovered the data and for the first time ever analyzed the findings. They reveal the incredible success of the project and have done nothing short of sparking the movement to revive a social policy that has the potential to reinvent our social fabric. Eric, Susie, Betty and Clark were participants in the pilot and take us on an emotional ride to understand the profound ways that Basic Income improved their lives. Each story brings to life the complexities of our social fabric with grounded, down to earth examples revealing the flaws in our existing system; they will make you question your complacency of our economy.

Production
Truth Be Told

About The Manitoba Story: A Basic Income Film

The Manitoba Story: A Basic Income Film is a documentary movie produced by Truth Be Told in Canada. It was directed by Ken Fisher. With a runtime of 20m, the film is available in full HD.

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