fps is a very thoughtful and well designed magazine. This was true even before the editors and staff decided to feature Learn Self Defense on the cover of the September issue. It's even more true now.

Exerpt:
…Dressing contemporary political commentary in satire, Harding brilliantly sets the story of George deciding that he must learn to protect himself after being brutally attacked in an alley… …the intent of this film is not dissimilar to John Hubley’s in his 1946 Brotherhood of Man. Thankfully, Chris Harding will not find himself at the behest of McCarthy’s Committee on Un-American Affairs as did Hubley for making art…

- Janeann Dill, fps magazine #4
September 2005

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