Strawberry Statement, Strawberry Statement, DVD
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$5 - $10, All Titles, Andrew Parks, Bert Remsen, Bill Boelk, Bill Striglos, Bob Balaban, Bob Benjamin, Booker Bradshaw, Bruce Davison, Bruce Neckels, Bud Cort, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Carol Bagdasarian, Christopher Pray, Danny Goldman, David Dukes, Debbie Muller, Diann Henrichsen, Disc on Demand, Drama, Drew Eshelman, Ed Greenberg, Eddra Gale, Greta Pope, Henry Leff, Ian Freebairn-Smith, Irwin Winkler, Israel Horovitz, Jack Schmidt, James Coco, James Simon Kunen, Jeannie Berlin, Jess Walton, Joe Quinn, John R. Pray, Jon Hill, Joseph Reale, Julie Payne, Justin Christopher, Kertia Thomas, Kim Darby, King Moody, Kristin Van Buren, Kristina Holland, Larry Canaga, Margo Winkler, Michael Margotta, MOD CreateSpace Video, Movies, Movies & TV › Movies, Murray MacLeod, Nancy Burnett, Neil Young, Over $10, Pat May, Pat Rooney, Paul Willson, Randy Thornally, Robert Chartoff, Robin Menken, Ruth Silveira, Strawberry Statement, Stuart Hagmann, Tom Foral, Under $5, Warner ArchiveThe phone rings in the college president's office. A coed, one of many students in the room, picks up. "We're sorry, the president will not be in today. The university is under new management." Set to anthemic songs of the time, the Strawberry Statement is both about and from the era of protests that swept campuses in the 1960s and '70s. Bruce Davison plays Simon, an athlete drawn to the excitement of a demonstration, to a girl (Kim Darby) he meets and ultimately, to the cause. The film ends with a police-and-National Guard raid on protesters that gave viewers of the day a knowing unease: student demonstrators had been shot; some fatally at Kent State University and Jackson State College in the month prior to the film's release.
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