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Isabella Romano

31Jan13

Essential historial documentary. Ardent, relevant, and presented through an involved perspective.

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Arcanus

9Apr12

Moi, je prefere "Le Bonheur".

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msmichel

22Apr11

Fascinating time capsule from Varda. Interesting to see the community together and in one voice. Panthers long misunderstood and so interesting to hear the points and the female perspective. However, some of the narration comes across as politically biased (probably rightly so) and flaws the work as a true documentary.

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patricia suncircle

24Mar11

Important piece of history captured. This should be shown in schools because there is much misrepresentation today of what the Black Panther Party was and what it stood for. The man reciting the Ten Points, Huey P. Newton's words and the music capture the spirit of those times.

SmokeyPSD and 2 others like this

megancatherine, Oliver III

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Justin Kramer

8Mar11

Excellent piece of historical importance

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wevsl

3Nov10

Huey Newton the co-founder of the Black Panther party, Most striking to me was the sense of community shown from the very opening scenes - girls sitting in a van singing and rocking, young children playing. People voicing their frustrations but standing firm in their cause.

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Sombra

12Jun10

un corto, extremadamente poderoso e inspirador.

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Antonio Ochoa

18May10

Most revealing reaction from white Texan tourist, when he was questioned about the protests for the liberation of Newton he replies: “they want us to liberate him.” (24’ 34’’) His answer clearly shows his complete identification with the police force and the establishment, and the separation between these and the black community.