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Overview
- Genre
- Contemporary Issues, Politics, Society, Human Interest, and Social Issues
- Synopsis
June 12, 1982. A magical day in New York. One million people. One voice: Stop the nuclear arms race.
"An outright joy to behold...encompasses the excitement of the event, its intense sense of human fellowship...the passions and humor of the anonymous as well as the celebrated...ebullient...
entertaining, poignant and joyfully provocative."—The San Francisco Chronicle
"Exhilarating, funny, poignant and occasionally frightening." —The Village Voice
"One of the important films of our time." —The Hollywood Reporter
"Will raise your spirits, if not renew your faith and optimism." —Pacific Sun
"Excellent...first class...The surprising thing about this documentary is its lack of dogma...wonderful vignettes...humorous interviews." —San Francisco Examiner
"A remarkable record...a model documentary...a pleasure to watch." —Oakland Tribune- Treatment
- Show treatment
- Stage
- finished
- Running time
- 89 minutes
Credits
- Robert Richter ... Producer, Director
- Stan Warnow ... Co-Producer, Editor
- Jackie Leopold ... Associate Producer
- 43 volunteer ... Cinematographers
- 6 volunteer ... Editors
Production Details
- Prod. Co.
- Richter Productions
- Country
- United States
- Years of Production
- 1982-3
- Locations
- New York
Distribution Details
- Release year
- 1983
- Distribution
- Screened theatrically. Then on 25th anniversary telecast by WNET-TV.
- Broadcast (Acq.)
- WNET-TV
- Language
- English, Japanese
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