the weather underground is an academy award-nominated documentary film about a group of young, mostly white americans who grew weary of america's violence (both domestic and overseas in vietnam) and began organizing to overthrow the government. a fascinating film about a fascinating chapter of american history. the film's director - and USF media studies professor - sam green will be there for a discussion.
details:
tuesday, october 10
3:30-6:00pm
mclaren 252
this event is sponsored by the USF politics society, the peace & justice studies program, the politics department, the history department, and the philosophy department.
refreshments will be served.
2 comments:
I caught this film a couple of years ago and really liked it. It would be lots of fun to watch with the director, I'd imagine.
it was chuck. yesterday was the first time i had a chance to meet sam and he was great. there were between 25-30 students, some USF staff members, and some non-USF visitors in attendance. it's a powerful film, naturally, so there was a noticeable impact by the time it was finished. sam stuck around answering questions for about 30 minutes. an excellent event.
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