1968 was not just the year of flying Paris paving stones. It was also the year of violent race riots in America, of Russian tanks in Prague, of activist filmmakers and Czech surrealism. Those poignant images, plus the unsurpassed rock of the time performed by The Silverfaces, came by on the promising opening night of 1968: You Say You Want a Revolution. A beautiful and large-scale programme of films and talk shows that EYE Film Museum used for a month to...
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