Covidland: The Lockdown (2021)
Overview
A groundbreaking film that chronicles how a cabal of mega-corporations worked through the United Nations to hijack our world, all while being aided by the mainstream media and Big Tech.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.017 |
Directed By
Paul Wittenberger
Crew
Paul Wittenberger
Geoff Bourgeois
John Chalkias
Geoff Bourgeois
Bruce Clark
Paul Wittenberger
Wally De La Fuente
Paul Wittenberger
Anne E. Milanesi
Scott Bowie
Kurt Ewald
Peter Reddoch
Paul Wittenberger
Stephen Hill
Mary Ellen Moore
Shane Jansz
Joshua Lunsford
Paul Wittenberger
Andrew Black
Tom Ralston
Michael Ransdell
Lisa Palombo
Dustin Lone
Paul Wittenberger
Paul Wittenberger
Thomas Marinello
Peter Reddoch
Geoff Bourgeois
TOP CAST
Del Matthew Bigtree
Self - Medical Journalist
G. Edward Griffin
Self - Author
Dr. Eric Neptune
Self - Physician
Dr. Andrew Kaufman
Self - Psychiatrist
Dr. Annie Bukacek
Self - MD, FACP, Laureate
Dr. Pamela Popper
Self - Author, Covid Operation
Bill Sardi
Self - Author
Dr. Chuck Baldwin
Self - Pastor, Liberty Fellowship
Alex E. Jones
Narrator
Ty Bollinger
Self - Author & Film Producer
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