Berkeley in the Sixties

Berkeley in the Sixties

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1990· Mark Kitchell· 117 min
Documentary

The story of Berkeley in the 1960s — from the Free Speech Movement to Vietnam protests to the Black Panthers — told by the activists who were there.

Why watch: Six years in the making. Oscar-nominated and named Best Documentary of 1990 by the National Society of Film Critics.
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Cast

Jentri Anders as Self
John De Bonis as Self
Hardy Frye as Self
John Gage as Self
Allen Ginsberg as Self
Todd Gitlin as Self
Susan Griffin as Self - Narrator
Joan Baez as Self (archive footage)
Frank Bardacke as Self (archive footage)
Mario Savio as Self (archive footage)
Kwame Ture as Self (archive footage)
Phil Ochs as Self (archive footage)

Crew

Mark Kitchell — Director
Mark Kitchell — Writer
Susan Griffin — Writer
Stephen Most — Writer
Mark Kitchell — Producer
Stephen Lighthill — Director of Photography
Veronica Selver — Editor

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