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1967 · 65 mins · English
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Directed by
Peter Whitehead
Starring
Glenda Jackson, Peter Brook, Ian Hogg, Geoffrey M. Reeves, Michael Kustow

A documentary that records Peter Brook’s experimental Royal Shakespeare Company staging of his play “The US”, which confronts the moral dilemmas of the Vietnam War. It was filmed by Peter Whitehead alongside his 1967 feature Tonite Let’s All Make Love in London; despite their different styles, both films focus on war, protest and the cultural‑political relationship between Britain and America.

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