The Boys Who Said NO!

वृत्तचित्र
वर्ष2020
अवधि1h 30m

Focuses on the anti-war draft resistance movement in the Oakland CA area during the US war against Vietnam.

ट्रेलर

कलाकार

Judith Ehrlich

Director

Joan Baez

Self

MC

Mandy Carter

Self

BD

Bruce Dancis

Self

WD

Winter Dellenbach

Self

BE

Bob Eaton

Self

Daniel Ellsberg

Self

MF

Michael Ferber

Self

GF

Geoff Fishman

Self

MS

Michael S. Foley

Self - Narrator

TF

Tod Friend

Self

BG

Bill Garaway

Self

DH

David Harris

Self

MH

Marty Harris

Self

RK

Randy Kehler

Self

Martin Luther King

Self

JM

Joe Maizlish

Self

RP

Richard Profumo

Self

Mark Rudd

Self

MC

Michael Chandler

Writer

Judith Ehrlich

Writer

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Geraldy NtariMay 23, 2023

The Boys Who Said NO! (2020) was co-written and directed by Judith Ehrlich. It's a dynamic documentary about people who resisted the U. S. war against Vietnam. As the title implies, draft resistance is a key component of the film. However, the movie is also about the hundreds of thousands of people who tried to stop the war by participating in rallies, protests, and nonviolent civil disobedience. Of course, director Ehrlich shows footage of high-profile resisters like David Harris, and noted antiwar activists like Dr. King and Dr. Benjamin Spock. However, she also gives us interviews with some of the brave--but not famous--people who resisted the draft and went to prison for their beliefs. This is the best movie I've ever seen about resistance to the war against Vietnam. It's a must-see movie for peace and justice advocates. It's also a must-see movie for people who believe that any war the U. S. fights must be supported. The film has just been released and has not yet received enough reviews to have an IMDb rating. I thought that it was superb, and rated it 10.

Poco_leeNov 22, 2022

The Boys Who Said NO! (2020) was co-written and directed by Judith Ehrlich. It's a dynamic documentary about people who resisted the U. S. war against Vietnam. As the title implies, draft resistance is a key component of the film. However, the movie is also about the hundreds of thousands of people who tried to stop the war by participating in rallies, protests, and nonviolent civil disobedience. Of course, director Ehrlich shows footage of high-profile resisters like David Harris, and noted antiwar activists like Dr. King and Dr. Benjamin Spock. However, she also gives us interviews with some of the brave--but not famous--people who resisted the draft and went to prison for their beliefs. This is the best movie I've ever seen about resistance to the war against Vietnam. It's a must-see movie for peace and justice advocates. It's also a must-see movie for people who believe that any war the U. S. fights must be supported. The film has just been released and has not yet received enough reviews to have an IMDb rating. I thought that it was superb, and rated it 10.