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| Morley Markson | ... | producer |
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| Tom Burger | ... | sound |
| Anthony Hall | ... | sound |
| James Plaxton | ... | sound |
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- Cinephile (1989) (United States)
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Storyline
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What happened to the hippies, the yippies, the Black Panthers, the counter- culture kids who rocked the nation's boat in the 1960's? Are they still fighting their fight, have they been co-opted into the culture they fought to overthrow, or were they destroyed by the culture while they struggled? Morley Markson shows us archival footage of some of the leaders - Jery Rubin, Abbie Hoffman, Fred Hampton, John Sinclair, among others - as well as people like poet Allen Ginsburg and lawyer William Kunstler, who represented the Chicago 8 during that seminal trial in 1969 - and then interviews them watching the old footage, to find an answer those questions.
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Did You Know?
| Movie Connections | Edited from Breathing Together: Revolution of the Electric Family (1971). See more » |