REVIEW: How To Start Your Own Country


How to start your own country
By Travis Carlson

            How to Start Your Own Country is not some drab constitutional loophole instruction manual but in fact a great way to spend the afternoon. Both light and informative in tone it’s eccentric characters will lead you through their slivers of civilization you probably never knew existed. There is a whole world of Micro nations that arguably could be as legitimate as the United States of America, and if it wasn’t for some dedicated and fun story telling we would never know it.
            Just beneath the surface of the quirky and yet real characters the film makers help you discover a genuine struggle and often the strong philosophies behind the bold decision to declare your own country.
            With fascinating sub plots about the future of living at sea or a discussion about what actually is a country this documentary is sure to entertain throughout. You’ll come out of it feeling smarter and with a dozen great stories to share with friends. Perhaps some will find inspiration to transform their backyard into that brand new nation of their dreams. After all, now you know how to start it.  

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