Jack Thompson, Lorne Lanning to attend Moral Kombat premiere and panel discussion

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Moral Kombat, Spencer Halpin‘s controversial feature-length documentary about video game violence, will be premiering at the VideoGame Expo in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 3. If you’re in the area on that date, check it out. It should be a pretty interesting and thought-provoking experience.

In case you haven’t heard about Moral Kombat yet, here’s a backgrounder. According to a press release announcing the documentary’s premiere, Moral Kombat is “a probative work that examines interactive entertainment as a medium and seeks to objectively portray the debate in a fair and poignant fashion”. It’s also the first high-def documentary shot entirely in HD three years ago.

The film includes testimonies from a few leading figures in the video game violence issue, some of whom will be present at the premiere for a panel discussion moderated by Newsweek‘s N’Gai Croal. Among those who will grace the Moral Kombat premiere are prominent anti-games advocate Jack Thompson and Lorne Lanning, video game developer and co-founder of Oddworld Inhabitants.

Moral Kombat - Image 1

Moral Kombat, Spencer Halpin‘s controversial feature-length documentary about video game violence, will be premiering at the VideoGame Expo in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 3. If you’re in the area on that date, check it out. It should be a pretty interesting and thought-provoking experience.

In case you haven’t heard about Moral Kombat yet, here’s a backgrounder. According to a press release announcing the documentary’s premiere, Moral Kombat is “a probative work that examines interactive entertainment as a medium and seeks to objectively portray the debate in a fair and poignant fashion”. It’s also the first high-def documentary shot entirely in HD three years ago.

The film includes testimonies from a few leading figures in the video game violence issue, some of whom will be present at the premiere for a panel discussion moderated by Newsweek‘s N’Gai Croal. Among those who will grace the Moral Kombat premiere are prominent anti-games advocate Jack Thompson and Lorne Lanning, video game developer and co-founder of Oddworld Inhabitants.

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