Currently On Sale On Sale: 2008 Archive MET Live: Salome Avant-Garde Oshima YFF: Sonetaula MET Live: Gala FCS: The Other Gr. Scr.: Scarred Lands Latinbeat 08 Charlton Heston FCS: Captain Ahab Robert Gavaldón Never Apologize Revolutionary Romantic YFF: L.I.E. IN: Judge & General FCS: The Deal Kawakita Gr. Scr.: Fields of Fuel Dominique Delouche SE: Four Hands GS: The Cat and... YFF: American Teen Slovenian Cinema SE: Magic Lantern William Holden SE: Jazz on a... Satoshi Kon IN: Critical Condition HRW Collection Human Rights Watch Gr. Scr.: Biùtiful... New Italian Cinema YFF: Judy Berlin Israel @ 60 Charles Boyer Gr. Scr.: Nausicaä Jennifer Jones SE: Robert Frank SE: Jerry Schatzberg SE: Joachim Trier 1968: Intl. Perspective Program Overview '68 On Film Antonio das Mortes Blow for Blow La Chinoise Dionysus in 69 Films from Newsreel I Films from Newsreel II Grin Without a Cat ...Year of the Pig The Bridegroom... Jonah... Killed the Family... King: A Filmed Record Les Lip... ...Will on Film Maydays Medium Cool Milestones ...Avant-Garde Regular Lovers Remonstrance A Time to Stir The War at Home Whistling Cobblestone WR: Mysteries... Zabriskie Point Romanian Cinema Met: La Fille du Régiment SE: Ned Rorem GS: The Kid Brother YFF: Le Boucher Gr. Scr.: Mountaintop... IN: Phyllis and Harold NYAFF 2008 SE: Dreams... SE: On the Street Met: La Bohème ND/NF Classics 2008 Gr. Scr.: Garbage... Met: Tristan und Isolde Thorold Dickinson Met: Peter Grimes Infernal Machines Rendez-Vous 2008 Green Screens: Flow:... Met: Manon Lescaut YFF: Harold and Maude Film Comment Selects IN: From the Ground Up SE: Two Laws GS: Chang: A Story... Envisioning Russia YFF: The Ice Storm NYJFF 2008 Celebrate Alex Corti NYJFF JM Screens Met: Macbeth SE: City of Men DOC 2008 Met: Hänsel and Gretel On Sale: 2007 Archive On Sale: 2006 Archive On Sale: 2005 Archive Archive 2005 - To April Archive 2004 - WRT Archive 2003 - WRT Archive 2002 - WRT Archive 2001 - WRT Archive 2000 - WRT Archive 1999 - WRT Archive 1998 - WRT Archive 1997 - WRT Archive 1996 - WRT

Films from Newsreel--Part Two Series: 1968: An International Perspective [April 29-May 14] Country: USA, Runtime: 95 “You can’t discuss the raised-fist cinema of ’68 without mentioning the Newsreel collectives.” - Melissa Anderson, Time Out New York The Newsreel collectives were composed of filmmakers and photographers who sought to provide images of protests and efforts at social justice different from those found in the mainstream media. This program will be introduced by Roz Payne, a founder of Newsreel and longtime political activist. In the spring of 1969, the Berkeley street community initiated a project to transform a barren university-owned lot into a park for the whole community to enjoy. People’s Park (1969) documents the escalating confrontation between the community, the university and the National Guard over the rights to the space. Summer ’68 (1968) defines the nature of commitment to “The Movement” by focusing on the organizers of events across the U.S.––draft resistance in Boston; a Boston organizer’s trip to North Vietnam; a G.I. coffeehouse in Texas; Newsreel’s takeover of Channel 13 in New York; and Chicago during the Democratic Convention. 1968 marked the definitive emergence of the New Left, establishing a place in politics for everything from gay rights to the green movement. The Earth Belongs to the People (1971) touches on issues of population growth, equitable distribution of natural resources and pollution.

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