There's No Place Like Utopia

Documentarian Joel Gilbert embarks on a provocative journey across America to explore the notion of Utopia through the lens of Progressivism, delving into its complexities and contradictions in the film "There's No Place Like Utopia" (2014). Along the way, he confronts prominent figures on both sides of the issue, including Jack Cashill, Jerome Corsi, Konstantin Preobrazhensky, and himself. Through a mix of humor and horror, Gilbert pulls back the curtain on the Progressive fantasy of paradise on earth, raising questions about whether Utopia is a real destination for America or if true happiness still lies in traditional values like faith, family, and hard work.