The War at Home
Why this pick
Like Berkeley in the Sixties, it builds a vivid archive-driven portrait of American antiwar activism, combining firsthand testimony and period footage into an urgent, emotionally charged political chronicle.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Berkeley in the Sixties, it builds a vivid archive-driven portrait of American antiwar activism, combining firsthand testimony and period footage into an urgent, emotionally charged political chronicle.
Why this pick
A forceful companion to Berkeley’s protest history, focused on resistance within the U.S. military during Vietnam; its participant-led storytelling preserves the same sense of collective action and historical immediacy.
Why this pick
Though centered on a Kentucky coal strike, its immersive filmmaking and attention to ordinary people organizing under pressure echo Berkeley in the Sixties’ conviction that protest is lived, communal history.
Why this pick
Its remarkable archival footage and reflective voices offer another intimate view of U.S. radical politics, balancing cultural atmosphere with the personal stakes behind a transformative movement.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Herself (archive footage)
Himself