Film Lens
Promises to Keep is a documentary that focuses on Mitch Snyder, an advocate for the homeless, and his work with the Community for Creative Non-Violence. The film presents Snyder's efforts to bring attention to homelessness in America during the 1980s, showcasing the struggles faced by individuals living on the streets and the initiatives taken to address their needs.
Directed by Ginny Durrin, the film features notable figures such as Martin Sheen and provides a platform for Snyder's activism. With a runtime of 58 minutes, it captures the urgency of the homeless crisis and Snyder's commitment to non-violent advocacy, ultimately leading to its nomination for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
Why Watch
- •Meet Mitch Snyder, a passionate advocate for the homeless.
- •See the impact of the Community for Creative Non-Violence.
- •Find out how activism can change public perception.
Did You Know
•The film was produced by Ginny Durrin in 1988.
•Mitch Snyder was a key figure in the Community for Creative Non-Violence.
•Promises to Keep was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
Perfect For
Homelessness advocacyDocumentary enthusiastsSocial justice activism