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The Shock Doctrine — Film Review  Hollywood Reporter

The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism - Naomi Klein - Books - Review  The New York Times

Is Naomi Klein’s ‘Doppelganger’ Weird Enough?  New York Magazine

Outside Agitator  The New Yorker

When Naomi Klein Realized People Regularly Confused Her With Naomi Wolf, She Went Down a Rabbit Hole  Vanity Fair

President Trump and the 'Shock and Awe' Doctrine  NBC News

Indie Film Guide: 8/29 - 9/11  KMUW

Talking Screens, January 26-February 1, 2024: Francis Ford Coppola From The Heart | A Salute to Tommy Chicago | A Raft of Repertory  Newcity Film

Books That Made a Difference to John Cusack  Oprah.com

Michael Winterbottom on the terrible relevance of ‘Shoshana’: “Political violence destroys people”  NME

Sundance Report: “The Trip to Italy” and “The Raid 2”  Roger Ebert

Naomi Klein: how power profits from disaster | Hurricane Katrina  The Guardian

The secrets behind the Big Easy’s comeback from Katrina  PBS NewsHour

It’s All a Grand Capitalist Conspiracy (Published 2007)  The New York Times

Naomi Klein Sees Uncanny Doubles in Our Politics  The New Yorker

Review: Elysium  Newcity Film

Naomi Klein: 'Why do we look away from the horror of climate change?' | Documentary films  The Guardian

Film violence fails to deliver the shocks | Anne Billson  The Guardian

‘On the Road’: Film Review | London Film Festival 2016  Hollywood Reporter

The Making of ‘War, Inc.’  TheTyee.ca

Maui’s deadly fires: Government failures and disaster capitalism  Green Left

Naomi Klein’s Radical Guide to the Anthropocene  The New Republic

The Emperor’s New Clothes movie review (2015)  Roger Ebert

Matt’s Worst Movies of 2010  Screen Zealots

A cold, grim look at life in Ozarks  People's World

‘Revenge’ Recap: The Best-Laid Plans  Rolling Stone

Multinational Forces at the Berlin Film Festival (Published 2009)  The New York Times

Shock Me if You Can (Published 2012)  The New York Times