Photography is Not a Crime: The Movie

April 4, 2009 @ 1:48AM

Photography is Not a Crime: The Movie

By Carlos Miller -...

Yes, Miami-Dade Assistant State Attorney Ignacio Vazquez was right. I got myself arrested on purpose in order to make a blockbuster movie that would earn me “pecuniary gain,” as he stated in his answer brief to my appeal brief.

Well now it’s time to cash in on all that pecuniary gain.

Without further adieu, let me present to you the future Oscar winning documentary that will change the way we look at movies forever:

Comments

Anonymous

2 years ago

I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.

Anonymous

2 years ago

THE FUTURE OF MOVIES.

Anonymous

2 years ago

way funny

Anonymous

2 years ago

Awesome movie, Carlos!

Can’t wait for the sequel.

Anonymous

2 years ago

LOVE IT def cant wait for the sequel
great stuff and wow wont that prosacuter be ashamed

Anonymous

2 years ago

No one believes this is happening, apathy is rampant, no wonder our rights are being destroyed.
When are Americans going to realize this is no joke, this is not an April Fools joke.

When the government turns off your lights, gas, water, phone and institutes Martial Law, then maybe you will wake up. After one week of no food, or utilities you will surrender and do what ever the cops tell you to do.

You elected Obama instead of Don Cordell, now you will suffer, what are you going to do when unemployment is 25 million? You had a choice, you goofed. Watch Obama take all we have, and then some to give to poor nations, like Iran.