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Chicago 10 (2008)

Archival footage, animation and music are used to look back at the eight anti-war protesters who were put on trial following the 1968 Democratic National Convention.

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Gene Seymour 28 Feb 2008

If presentation of the tumultuous events before, during and after the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago will suffice for a feature-length film, then it's hard to imagine a more ferocious or inventive depiction than Chicago 10.

Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) 14 Mar 2008

History is on the side of the protesters, who were right to shout about government corruption and the Vietnam War, so a contemporary film needs to more than just take their side.

Andrew B 15 Jan 2009

Awesome! Roto-scoping hilarious amazingness. I never really knew about these groups and the peace marches and stuff. It was awesome.

Robert C 26 Aug 2008

Although blatantly one-sided, this movie was very cool because of the awesome actual footage that the filmmakers used. Lots has been writen about the animation, which was used for the courtroom scenes. Personally I thought it was great because it allowed the director to make the movie without actors. Another cool aspect is the fact that they used music from today as the soundtrack -- which worked really well. Of course, like most every other book or movie about the 1968 convention, the police are incorrectly portrayed as nazi storm troopers. One day, someone will get this right. Sure, some were bloodthirsty but things were not so black and white. I believe the best story is missing, that's why I'm working on my own story. See ya at the movies in a few years!

Larry T 26 Mar 2008

This film mixes documentary footage with computer animated re-recreations of these historic radicals that were put on trial for inciting a riot at the 1968 Democratic Convention. I thought the animation would ruin it, but you get used to it pretty quick and there is PLENTY of rarely seen news footage to make it of interest to students of the 1960s. I was particularly thrilled to see the footage of Allen Ginsberg marching with David Dellinger. There are two other films on the subject you must see: HBO's Conspiracy: The Trial of the Chicago 7, and PBS' The American Experience: The 1968 Democratic Convention.