Jason Killian Meath

Citizen Carly (2015)
Film (Documentary) Director When Carly Fiorina started work as a secretary for a small real estate firm, no one knew she would become what Forbes magazine called 'the most powerful woman in business.' Now she runs for President of the Untied States vowing to take America's government back from the ruling political class and return power to the citizens. "Citizen Carly" is being called a "Powerful," "Intimate" and "Emotional" look at one of the most intriguing people in American politics in more than a generation. Narrated by James Woods. 50 minutes. Written by Jason Meath

King of Bain: When Mitt Romney Came to Town (2011)
Film (Documentary, Short, Biography, History and 1 More) Director This is the story of Mitt Romney's reign at Bain Capital. And it's not pretty. Romney was not a jobs-creating businessman as he claims on the political circuit, instead, he was a predatory corporate raider. His firm did not seek to create value. Instead, like a scavenger, Romney looked for businesses he could pick apart. In the process, lives fell apart and people suffered. This is their story. Written by Anonymous

The Surge: The Untold Story (2010)
Film (Short and History) Director The Surge: the Untold Story provides a historical account of U.S. military operations in Iraq during the Surge of forces during 2007 and 2008.This documentary offers audiences a unique look into the real story of the Surge in Iraq, as told by U.S. military commanders and diplomats as well as Iraqis. Written by Jason Killian Meath

The Feds: U.S. Postal Inspectors (2002)
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Foreign Student (1994)
Film (Drama) Miscellaneous Crew Paris, 1955. Philippe Leclerc is overjoyed: he has just been granted the fellowship he applied for and he will be able to study for a year at the prestigious Asheland-Stuart University of Virginia. Once on the spot, he discovers how different the South of the USA is from his native France and the period of adjustment is no bed of roses, notably when he mistakes American football for soccer while playing a game and becomes the laughing stock of the college. Philip nonetheless gains the friendship of the captain of the team and gradually adapts to his new environment, discovering American literature through the lectures of a fascinating professor, rock and roll and jazz, among other things. A Southern belle, Sue Ann, falls for his French charm but, unfortunately for her, her love is unrequited and she breaks down nervously as a result. As for Philippe he falls madly in love with April, a beautiful Black domestic worker... Written by Guy Bellinger