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backpack full of cash Narrated by Matt Damon, this feature-length documentary explores the growing privatization of public schools and the resulting impact on America's most vulnerable children. Filmed in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Nashville and other cities, it takes viewers through the tumultuous 2013-14 school year, exposing the world of education reform where public education hangs in the ...
Backpack Full of Cash from Stone Lantern Films on Vimeo. Narrated by Matt Damon, this feature-length documentary explores the growing privatization of public schools and the resulting impact on America’s most vulnerable children. Filmed in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Nashville and other cities, BACKPACK FULL OF CASH takes viewers through the ...
Cast. 96 mins More at IMDb TMDb. An unfocused documentary that's quite suitable for the fragmented education system writ large, Backpack Full of Cash is an excellent watch for those unfamiliar with U.S. education and invasive public charter schools. Would recommend to those interested in education, but it's not a 'good' documentary.
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Filmed in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Nashville and other cities, BACKPACK FULL OF CASH takes viewers through the tumultuous 2013-14 school year, ...
15 set 2019 · Backpack Full of Cash is a 2016 documentary film exploring the real cost of privatizing America's public schools. The film was directed by Sarah Mondale and ...
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As a teacher, she’s spent years seeing firsthand what makes public schools tick. And as a filmmaker, she’s devoted much of her career to documentaries exploring America’s public schools. The latest, Backpack Full of Cash, takes viewers inside public schools to examine how “choice” impacts the education system as a whole.”
