The Ron Paul "Revolution" is making its debut in a new political thriller about what happens when the federal government loses control of the economy and foreign policy and is met with a second American revolt.

"Alongside Night," (http://www.alongsidenightmovie.com/) is an independent film being shown to small audience around the nation and is based on the dystopian novel Alongside Night by science fiction writer J. Neil Schulman intended to articulate the principles of Agorism, a political philosophy created by Samuel Edward Konkin III, to whom Schulman dedicated the work.

The movie features the libertarian folk hero cheering a return to the gold standard and railing against an out-of-control government, and a star in Kevin Sorbo who echoes many of Paul's themes of the past 20 years.Sorbo, who plays free-market economist "Martin Vreeland" in the movie, "encapsulates a lot of the ideas that Ron Paul is talking about," said J. Neil Schulman, who directed the movie based on his book and screenplay.

Watch the trailer here!:

Schulman, who describes his movie and book as a "near-future political thriller," shows a nation tired of tyrannical rule from a gun-grabbing government. "The fictional premise," he said, is that "the American people will remember the founding principles enough for form an underground to resist."

The movie, distributed to viewing groups through Tugg.com, sounds many of the alarms some Americans see today. "We've seen a regression to a lot of the worst traits that the American revolution was fighting against, oppressive government, arrest without warrant, detention without trial. The bill of rights was specifically supposed to prevent this sort of thing and hasn't," Schulman told Secrets.

"This is a movie that kind of points out where we are headed right now," added Sorbo on Ed Morrissey's Hot Air show. Sorbo starred in "Hercules" and "God's Not Dead."

Paul's part in the movie comes in a news clip during which he warned about the currency collapsing. "He presciently is talking about the currency being vulnerable and could collapse at any time and is just the perfect thing in that moment of the movie when the character retrieves gold," said Schulman.  He said that Hollywood took a pass on the movie, despite the popularity of revolution movies. 

The movie will be shown at Scottsdale Studio Movie Grill (https://www.studiomoviegrill.com/Locations.aspx) which includes a lobby bar and in theater dining and service of American meals & cocktails - all in front of the big screen! 

*****  WE MUST SELL 60 TICKETS for $9 a ticket in order to have the movie shown!

5% of tickets sales go directly to the Meetup to help pay for liberty events in the future!!!

If 60 tickets are NOT sold, the event is called off and all attendees will be notified that the screening has been canceled and their credit cards WILL NOT be charged.  

You can purchase tickets HERE: 

http://www.tugg.com/events/10036

If you have any other questions on about tickets or Tugg, please see:  http://resources.tugg.com/faq/   

Event details from the Washington Times review "Revolution: Ron Paul's call for populist uprising, gold standard, gets top movie billing" at: 

http://washingtonexaminer.com/revolution-ron-pauls-call-for-populist-uprising-gold-standard-gets-top-movie-billing/article/2549354

So come enjoy the movie on the big screen with other liberty minded people and help raise money for the cause of liberty in Arizona - all for $9!