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Raw footage for The 90’s election specials. First there is an interview with Andrew Wilson about producing a bio spot for the H. Ross Perot presidential campaign. This is followed by “3 Ticket Slot” by Jeffrey Lerer, an animated multimedia piece featuring the presidential hopefuls, and then several edited segments on war and firearms that appeared on episodes of The 90’s.
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Witness an exciting collection of news footage from 1979 – featuring coverage of the Rhodesian Bush War, the Soviet-Afghan War, political ads with the likes of Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Jerry Brown, and others, as well as segments featuring former NATO Supreme Allied Commanders Europe and US Army Generals, Dwight Eisenhower and Alexander Haig!
Edited segment for The 90’s. An impressionistic view of war shot in Iraq and Jordan shortly after the end of the air and land war. This segment, with an added intro and titles, was aired on The 90’s, episode 308 (The Anti-War Tapes)
In January 1998, Kartemquin films traveled to present day Vietnam to document the unfathomable: the uniting of former sworn enemies, groups of American and Vietnamese veterans, for an arduous 16 day, 1,200 mile bicycle expedition from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City. The event was named The Vietnam Challenge. The Vietnam Challenge is the brainchild of World T.E.A.M. (The Exceptional Athlete Matters) Sports, a North Carolina based, non-profit organization that stages high profile athletic events with the notion that there is great value in building diverse teams. The tape focuses on the emotional impact of the journey on the veterans. We see the entire trip and examine the impact that the soldiers’ disabilities have had on their lives.
Prologue Theatre’s 1991 musical production of Studs Terkel’s award-winning “The Good War.” Using a simple set and minimal props, the cast evokes myriad characters whose monologues voice the different perspectives of those alive during World War II, including American soldiers, German soldiers, nurses, teenagers, Japanese civilians, and scientists.
A video recording of Mendocino College’s stage adaptation of Studs Terkel’s book “The Good War: An Oral History of World War II.” Actors play people recalling memories about different aspects World War II (combat, home front, etc.) while still images related to WWII are projected onto a wall behind the stage. Actors and actresses sing WWII-era songs between monologues.
Part of the Global Perspectives on War and Peace Collection. Episode 308 of the award winning series, The 90’s. This episode is called “THE (ANTI)-WAR TAPES” and features the following segments: