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Americonned
How the war on poverty became a war against the poor
The acclaimed documentary returns to the filmmakers. Join the list for release updates, trailers, virtual events, and community screening announcements.
Labor
Union fights, worker power, precarity
Housing
Evictions, foreclosures, corporate ownership
Inequality
The hollowing out of the middle class
Action
Host a screening or bring the film to your community
How the war on poverty became a war against the poor
A timely documentary about labor, housing, corporate power, and the collapse of the American promise.
Docucmentary Feature
Americonned
About the Film
The system was engineered. The damage was not accidental.
Americonned examines how wages stagnated, housing became unaffordable, unions were undermined, and corporate power reshaped everyday American life. It connects the dots between policy, profit, and the lived consequences for working people.
Income Inequality
Housing Crisis
Labor & Organizing
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Why Now
This story never stopped being relevant.
Corporate ownership
Homes, work, and public life increasingly shaped by concentrated wealth.
Working-class precarity
People are working harder while security, dignity, and upward mobility disappear.
Community action
The film is built to spark discussion, organizing, and local screenings.
Trailer
Watch the Official Trailer
Screenings & partnerships
Bring Americonned to your campus, union, or community
Planning a campus event, labor screening, community conversation, or virtual panel? Use the film to anchor a discussion about wages, housing, corporate power, and the future of American democracy.