Overview
After years of witnessing firsthand the horrors of guerrilla wars, Israeli-born producer Ilan Ziv traveled to Chile, the Philippines and the West Bank to explore the development of "People Power" and to reexamine his own long-held belief in the necessary evil of violence to overthrow repressive governments. Set against the background of a predominantly nonviolent transformation of Eastern Europe, this is the first film to examine and evaluate nonviolence as an effective strategy for political change.
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3 - 1Through the Wire June 26, 1990 -
3 - 2Metamorphosis: Man Into Woman July 03, 1990 -
3 - 3Larry Wright July 10, 1990 -
3 - 4On Ice July 10, 1990 -
3 - 5Salesman July 24, 1990 -
3 - 6Police Chiefs July 31, 1990 -
3 - 7Kamala and Raji August 07, 1990 -
3 - 8Days of Waiting August 15, 1990 -
3 - 9Golub August 14, 1990 -
3 - 10Green Streets August 21, 1990 -
3 - 11Going Up August 21, 1990 -
3 - 12Motel August 28, 1990 -
3 - 13Ossian: American Boy, Tibetan Monk September 04, 1990 -
3 - 14¡Teatro! September 04, 1990 -
3 - 15People Power September 11, 1990 -
3 - 16Letter to the Next Generation July 17, 1990