Revolution
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Jack O'connell
Today Malone
Herb Caen
Ronnie Davis
Louis Gottlieb
Jurt Hirschhorn
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
The film examines the hippie culture in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district and features Today Malone, a middle-class girl who left home for the new lifestyle. There are scenes of LSD trips, "acid rock" music performed against a background of psychedelic lights, nude swimming and dancing, Indian religious services, a discussion on guerrilla theater by San Francisco Mime Troupe director Ronnie Davis, and a marijuana-smoking session in Golden Gate Park. Throughout the film the positive attitudes of the hippies are contrasted with comments by doctors, psychiatrists, and policemen about the physical and mental dangers involved with the hippie lifestyle.
Director
Jack O'connell
Cast
Today Malone
Herb Caen
Ronnie Davis
Louis Gottlieb
Jurt Hirschhorn
Ellis Sox
J. Barry Decker
Thomas Cahill
Dancers Workshop Company Of San Francisco
Crew
P. Bennett
A. Bredon
John Brumbaugh
Country Joe And The Fish
Country Joe And The Fish
K. Curtis
E. Darling
Vincent De Leo
K. C. Douglas
E. Glick
Bill Godsey
Ann Halprin
O'kelly Isley
Robert J. Leder
Carl Lerner
W. H. Manville
Norman Martin
P. Mayfield
Steve Miller
Jack O'connell
Jack O'connell
Jack O'connell
Buffy Sainte-marie
Ben Shapiro
D. Small
Film Details
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Trivia
Notes
The working title of this film is Revolution ... The Flowering of the Hippies.