Free Screening to the Public

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
7pm - 9pm
Room 802

97 minute film
Viewer Discretion is Advised
Some nudity, sex, violence and profanity

In the 1960s and the 1970s, the polarization of the political situation of the USA was becoming acute, with the Vietnam War abroad and civil rights at home being but the most obvious issues.  Through archival footage and interviews, this film covers the resistance movement's campaign of selective violence during this period, until changing times and disillusionment brought it to an end, while the FBI used illegal methods to hasten it.