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Shot in 1990, the raw footage sat in the closet while the Producer was busy with many other projects, Then she was destroyed by cancer in 1995, so one of the crew members obtained the footage. Marc Page says, "Because most of the services for the homeless in Sacramento had changed by the time I could edit it, the original intent of the movie could not be honored without re-shooting 30% to 40% of the tapes." He therefore edited it for the first time in a meditation on the interplay between mental illness, television, and the system of service provisions for the homeless. |
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Produced in 2000 for NevadaDesertExperience.org, this is a mix of historical lessons and propaganda for the faith-based resistance to nuclearism through witness and prayer-actions at the Nevada Test Site. |
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Produced between 1995 and 1997, this is a collage-u-mentary pertaining to Catholic Workers mostly in California. The movement continues the traditions of personalist service to the poor and needy with the necessary challenging and resisting of the causes of poverty in America, or at least questioning WHAT makes the system suck so bad.
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A Peace of the Anarchy is a quick summary of 20th century
American radical activism with a notable focus on the
christian pacifist anarchist Ammon Hennacy. Ammon is a
prime example of the marginalized prophetic witness for peace and justice
in the USA. Other activists appearing in the program also follow
the radical (rooted/basic/simple) ideology and optimism that goodness will overcome evil, love is superior to hate and truth trumps falsehood.
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