The true story of a nonviolent protest march from Portland, OR on Washington by World War I veterans during the Great Depression. The machinations of several persons including J. Edgar Hoover, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, and members of the...
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| Status: | script |
| Status Updated: | 04 Mar 2017 |
Directed by
| Alexander Emmert | ||
Written by
| Alexander Emmert | ... | (writer) |
| Jim Waltzer | ... | (co-writer) |
Produced by
| Alexander Emmert | ... | producer |
| Benjamin Schenk | ... | producer |
| Cfa Weiss | ... | producer |
Thanks
| Paul Abrego | ... | very special thanks |
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- Invictus Films
- Paddock Pictures (associate production)
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- Noir Worldwide (titles and opticals)
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The true story of a nonviolent protest march from Portland, OR on Washington by World War I veterans during the Great Depression. The machinations of several persons including J. Edgar Hoover, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, and members of the American Communist Party lead to a situation in which the government deployed troops against its own countrymen, killing 4 individuals. The public backlash against Herbert Hoover led to the election of FDR, the era of the New Deal, and eventual passage of the Bonus Bill. Written by Emmert |
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