Save The Planet
— For Home Use Only —
SAVE THE PLANET is a fast-paced montage film history of the atomic age and the escalating debate over nuclear power, featuring striking footage by noted cinematographer Gerald Feil and The Archives Project (producers of The Atomic Cafe).
This unique documentary was shown by MUSE (Musicians United for Safe Energy) at the Madison Square Garden Benefit Concerts staged in New York, September 19-23, 1979. Award-winning filmmakers Daniel Keller, John Avildsen, Barbara Kopple and a host of others worked on the project. It mixes the talents of some of America's leading filmmakers, musicians, and political activists into a rare dramatic commentary on the origins and key pressure points of the nuclear debate.
Presented by Bullfrog Films
Produced by Green Mountain Post Films
Educational Use: https://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/stp.html
Academic Streaming: https://docuseek2.com/bf-stp
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Save the Planet
— For Home Use Only —
SAVE THE PLANET is a fast-paced montage film history of the atomic age and the escalating debate over nuclear power, featuring striking footage by noted cinematographer Gerald Feil and The Archives Project (producers of The Atomic Cafe).
This unique documentary was shown b...