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Free Spirits tells the true story of the Renaissance Community commune, which was one of the largest intentional communities during the 1960s and 70s. Founded by Michael Metelica Rapunzel, the commune became known for its controversial practices and its role in the counter-culture movement of that era. The film examines the dynamics within the community and the alternative lifestyle choices made by its members.
The documentary provides insight into the spiritual aspects of the commune and how it attracted individuals seeking a different way of life. It captures the essence of the hippie movement and the communal living experience, reflecting on the ideals and realities faced by those who participated in this unique social experiment.
Why Watch
- •Meet Michael Metelica Rapunzel, the commune's founder.
- •Find out about the largest intentional community of the 60s.
- •See how the commune embodied the hippie lifestyle.
Did You Know
•The Renaissance Community was one of the largest communes of the 1960s.
•Michael Metelica Rapunzel was the flamboyant founder of the commune.
•The film has a duration of 98 minutes.
Perfect For
Counter-culture enthusiastsHippie history buffsIntentional community studies