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- Features: DVD
- Starring: Susan Sarandon, Oscar Brand
- Studio: Kino Lorber
- Genre: Documentary
- Release Date: 11/12/2013
- In the '60s, the Lower Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village became a mecca for the singer-songwriters at the forefront of the folk/rock movement, and their efforts continue to ring true half a... more
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- Features: DVD
- Starring: Susan Sarandon, Michael Franti
- Studio: PM Press
- Genre: Documentary
- Release Date: 2/22/2011
- This Is What Democracy Looks Like, a co-production of the IMC and Big Noise Films, weaves the footage of over 100 videographers into a gripping document of what really happened on Seattle's streets.
