A group of activists establishes an illegal blockade on a logging road in Oregon, confronting State Police to protect the old growth forest at Warner Creek.
Synopsis
A group of activists establishes an illegal blockade on a logging road in Oregon, confronting State Police to protect the old growth forest at Warner Creek.
Synopsis
At Warner Creek in the Willamette National Forest, activists establish an illegal blockade to protect old growth trees from logging. Confrontations with State Police escalate as the group fights to defend the forest. Over time, their efforts lead to the formation of the Cascadia Free State, inspiring similar movements across the region. Directed by Tim Lewis, pickAxe captures the determination of these activists as they navigate victories and challenges against government and corporate interests. The film runs for 94 minutes and was released in 1999.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See activists confront State Police at Warner Creek.
- Find out how the Cascadia Free State was formed.
- Meet the diverse group fighting for old growth forests.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Tim Lewis in 1999.
- The documentary has a runtime of 94 minutes.
- The activists established an illegal blockade to protect Warner Creek.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the documentary pickAxe?
pickAxe focuses on a group of activists defending the old growth forest at Warner Creek in the Willamette National Forest of Oregon from logging.
Who directed the documentary pickAxe?
Tim Lewis directed the documentary pickAxe.
What movement did the activists in pickAxe help to inspire?
The activists in pickAxe helped to inspire the Cascadia Free State movement.
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