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68 revisits the events of 1968, a year of global protests and political upheaval. It covers the Vietnam War's influence, the Prague Spring, and the Soviet invasion, featuring key figures like Alexander Dubcek, Che Guevara, and Charles de Gaulle. The film captures the Paris riots, which were crucial in the fight for social change, using vibrant color footage to depict the era's chaos and creativity.
The documentary connects historical events across various cities including Washington, Saigon, Rome, Mexico, and Prague. It is accompanied by music from artists like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and Bob Dylan, enhancing the portrayal of this revolutionary year.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of the Vietnam War on global protests.
- •Find out about the Prague Spring and its significance.
- •Meet influential figures like Charles de Gaulle and Che Guevara.
Did You Know
•The film features key figures such as Alexander Dubcek and Che Guevara.
•The Paris riots of May 1968 were pivotal in the fight for social change.
•The documentary includes footage from cities like Washington, Saigon, and Prague.
Perfect For
1960s history enthusiastsVietnam War studiesSocial change advocates