American Revolution 2 (1969)
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(24 ratings)
This documentary shows the far-reaching effects of the continuing social upheaval that followed the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Scenes from the riots that followed give way to a meeting between the Black Panthers and the Young Patriots, a group of poor Southern whites living in… More This documentary shows the far-reaching effects of the continuing social upheaval that followed the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Scenes from the riots that followed give way to a meeting between the Black Panthers and the Young Patriots, a group of poor Southern whites living in and around Chicago. The two groups engage in meaningful dialogue and combine forces to address a number of socio-economic and political issues of mutual concern. They unite to fight against the invisible barriers of prejudice and injustice and find they have more in common than either group had thought possible. No credits are listed other than the feature is a Film Group production originally shot in 16m. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
- Directed By
- Howard Alk, Mike Gray
- Genres
- Documentary, Drama, Special Interest
- In Theaters
- May 4, 1969 Wide
Critic Reviews
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Prairie Miller, WBAI Web Radio
Long before cell phones, laptops and i-Pods, there is striking memory of a time when undistracted humans actually listened to one another intently, and engaged in pure forms of mutual enlightenment and the illumination of political consciousness.
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Prairie Miller, WBAI Web Radio
A documentary serving as a righteous corrective to media distortion, and omission of history as a popular social change work-in-progress.
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