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So, 'The Sixth Side of the Pentagon' is this fascinating documentary by Chris Marker and François Reichenbach. It captures that pivotal anti-Vietnam War protest in '67, where a sea of over 100,000 demonstrators hit the streets of Washington, D.C. The atmosphere is charged—passion and tension are palpable. They really make you feel the weight of the moment, with the camera weaving through the crowd, picking up snippets of conversation and impassioned speeches. The pacing is deliberate, almost meditative at times, contrasting with the urgency of the protests. What stands out is the raw emotion; it’s not just about the event, but the ideals people were fighting for, the hope and despair all mixed together.
Includes rare footage of the 1967 protest.Captures the essence of 60s activism.A reflective take on political engagement.
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