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Selective service system story [videorecording] : a video

Responsibility
by Bill Daniel about a film by Dan Lovejoy and Warren Haack.
Imprint
[S.l.] : Bill Daniel, 1998.
Physical description
1 videodisc (7 min.) : sd., col. digital ; 4 3/4 in.

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Creators/Contributors

Contributor
Daniel, William Ozell.

Contents/Summary

Summary
In 1970, a young film student at San Francisco State College devised a scenario for a short documentary film, Selective Service System that would simultaneously make a bold, graphic statement against the Vietnam War and secure his own physical deferment from the military draft. Three decades later, Bill Daniel interviews director and subject Dan Lovejoy and cameraman Warren Haack about the violence of those times and the violence manifested in their uncompromisingly honest and brutal protest film.

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Publication date
1998
Format
DVD-R.

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