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Film · 1995
Chicago 1968
1hDirected by Chana Gazit
- Documentary
- History
American Experience looks at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago where Vice President Hubert Humphrey won his party's nomination for president amid massive civil unrest and violence perpetrated by Chicago Police and anti-Vietnam War protesters.
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Cast
David McCulloughSelf - Host- William Stanley MerwinSelf - Narrator (voice)
- Tom WickerSelf - Journalist
- Albert EiseleSelf - Biographer
- Ted Van DykSelf - Humphrey Staff
- Marilyn KatzSelf - Antiwar Activist
David DellingerSelf - Antiwar Activist- David FarberSelf - Historian
- Roger WilkinsSelf - US Justice Department
- Joel WeismanSelf - Chicago Journalist
- David StahlSelf - Chicago Deputy Mayor
- Abe PeckSelf - Anitwar Activist
Details
- Director
- Chana Gazit
- Writer
- Chana Gazit
- Editor
- Joseph Tovares, David Steward
- Producer
- Margaret Drain, Chana Gazit, Larry Lecain
- Release
- November 13, 1995
- Runtime
- 1h
- Studio
- PBS, Robert Stone Productions, David Grubin Productions
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