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Issue 75 - Can Movies Save the World? zine The Tracker: Charlie’s Country andImagine if you had the most influential people in the world as a captive audience for the length of a single film. Were talking about politicians, industry leaders, tech giants, celebrities, diplomats the people with what you might define as possessing power (whatever that is these days). What would you screen to them, and why? Perhaps a film whose message might change their mind or alter their perception? Maybe something which might punish them for