Television documentary about the nuclear disarmament demonstration at Trafalgar Square on September 17, 1961 (description via aforementioned link in the caption).

 

“The 17th of July. Comrade Anna is not lying!”

And July 20

“On July 4, 1976 I and my camera toured the state of Colorado with governor Richard D. Lamm, as he traveled in parades with his children, appeared at dinners, lectured, etc. On July 20, I spent the morning in his office in the state capitol and the afternoon with himself and his wife in a television studio, then with Mrs. Lamm greeting guests to the governor’s mansion and finally with Governor Lamm in his office again. These two days of photography took me exactly one year to edit into a film which wove itself thru multiple superimpositions into a study of light and power.”

– Stan Brakhage

“This nation, for all its hopes and all its boasts, will not be fully free until all its citizens are free.”

– JFK

“Soyez réalistes, demandez l'impossible”

– May 68 slogan

Takes places between April 25th, 1974 and November 25th, 1975, during the Revolução dos Cravos.

Time flies while waiting for Fidel, and before you know it, it's March 8.

 

 

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