Novitsky, who calls the film “a game changer,” says the government’s continuing corruption of the nation’s founding principles has fueled public interest in the Constitution and restoring its primacy.
“In Search of Liberty increases public awareness and understanding of the Constitution, and in an entertaining and educational way, exposes the government for the frightening house of horrors that it really is,” says Novitsky.
Important Constitutional amendments are explained in the film, including the right to freedom of religion and speech, the right to bear arms (the second amendment), warrants for search and seizure and States' rights.
In the Fourth Quarter of 2012, Novitsky conducted an online survey to gauge public interest in a film based on the Constitution. Nearly 100% of the 1,700 survey respondents stated they considered the U.S. Constitution an important document, and 84.4% indicated they would be interested in seeing a feature film on the topic.
The movie’s creative team includes writer/producer Tom Solari and director/producer Eric Sherman. Solari has worked as an entertainer and comedy writer on major network TV shows and Sherman has been a directing and production consultant to several top studios.
“Recent events have prompted a national debate on the subject of the Constitution,” says Novitsky. “Our intention is to produce a film that will inspire Americans to take action against anyone trying to subvert our constitutional rights and freedoms.”
Norm Novitsky, Independent Film Producer
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