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This one I saw when I was younger, it was made in 1967 or '68 and they interviewed hippies throughout it and it had clips of hippie concerts and parks where literally hundreds of hippies would sit round having fun and stuff, It really was an amazing documentary, it really gave me an inside view of what the movement was like and what the people were like. It was like going into a timemachine really, Just all these clips and interviews with long gone people from a long gone movement.
jimmyjammer69
I love '60s documentaries and interviews like that. :)We're always shown that whole decade like it was this bleak, desperate period all about the Cuban Missile Crisis and the unpopular Vietnam War, growing racial tensions and general civil unrest etc. - a country near the brink of revolution - so it's nice to be reminded how a lot of people were actually just chilling out all day at free rock concerts, doing drugs and loving everything.
History doesn't have to be all about class struggle and war... Maybe even better to just forget entirely sometimes. It's like they say: If you remember the '60s, you weren't really there.
Hellyeah man
If I ever get the name of it I'll definitely share it on here, its real good.
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