Directing
Newsreel
The Newsreel, most frequently called Newsreel, was an American filmmaking collective founded in New York City in late 1967. In keeping with the radical student/youth, antiwar and Black power movements of the time, the group explicitly described its purpose as using "films and other propaganda in aiding the revolutionary movement."
Credits
Newest first
We Are the Palestinian People (Newsreel #65)Director1973
Break and Enter (Newsreel #62)Director1971
Earth Belongs to the PeopleDirector1971- The Woman's Film (Newsreel #55)Director1971
The Woman's FilmDirector1971
Lincoln Hospital (Newsreel #35)Director1970
Fuera YanquiDirector1970
America (Newsreel)Director1969
She Is Beautiful When She's Angry (Newsreel #48)Director1969
Army (Newsreel #36)Director1969
Wreck of the New York Subways (Newsreel #47)Director1969
High School Rising (Newsreel #38)Director1969
People's Park (Newsreel #33)Director1969
Community Control (Newsreel #24)Director1969
The Columbia Revolt (Newsreel #14)Director1968
The Case Against Lincoln Center (Newsreel #16)Director1968
Jeannette Rankin BrigadeDirector1968
Resist with Noam Chomsky (Newsreel #1)Director1968
Mill-In (Newsreel #6)Director1968
Up Against the Wall, Ms. America (Newsreel #22)Director1968
Boston Draft Resistance Group (Newsreel #7)Director1968
Garbage Demonstration (Newsreel #5)Director1968
Resist and the New England Resistance (Newsreel #8)Director1968
Riot-Control Weapons (Newsreel #9)Director1968
I.S. 201 and Report from Newark (Newsreel #10)Director1968
6th Street Meat Club (Newsreel #11)Director1968
Chicago (Newsreel #12)Director1968
Pig Power (Newsreel #23)Director1968
Herman B. Ferguson, Candidate for U.S. Senate (Newsreel #15)Director1968
Catonsville Nine (Newsreel #18)Director1968
Berkeley Rebellion (Newsreel #20)Director1968
Four Americans (Newsreel #3)Director1967