The Camden 28 (2007)



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Synopsis:
At 4:00 a.m. on August 22, 1971, eight anti-Vietnam War protestors went up a ladder outside the federal building in Camden, New Jersey and broke into the offices of the local draft board. For two hours they shredded Selective Service records before they were surprised by FBI agents. Twenty coconspirators were also soon arrested and in 1973 the "Camden 28," each facing sentences of 47 years on 7 felony counts, went on trial. Explored is how and why these individuals, including four Catholic priests and a Protestant minister, intentionally placed themselves at risk of arrest and imprisonment while protesting the war in Vietnam. The activists claimed that their civil disobedience was meant to call attention to their belief that killing--even in war--was morally indefensible. From 1967 to 1971, similar break-ins had occurred at numerous draft boards throughout the country, but the 63-day trial of the Camden 28, which received national media attention, was the only one which saw the defendants acquitted.

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
7/27/2007
Director Credit
Anthony Giacchino Director
Cast Credit
Michael Doyle - Cast
John Swinglish - Cast
Bob Hardy - Cast
Michael Giocondo - Cast
Joan Reilly - Cast
Howard Zinn - Cast
Production Credits Credit
Anthony Giacchino Producer
Pelin Levend Associate Producer
David Dougherty Producer
Production Companies Credit
ECC Media, LLC Production Company
Distribution Companies Credit
First Run Features Domestic Theatrical Distributor
First Run Features Home Video Domestic Video Distributor
Writer Credit
Anthony Giacchino Writer
Film Camera Credit
Sean Conte Camera - 16 Millimeter DP
Will Cox Color Correction
David Dougherty Cinematographer
Sean Dougherty Camera
Frederic Menou Camera
Dan Woolsey Camera
Legal Credit
David Leyden Legal Services
Music Credit
Chad Seiter Score Mixing - Score Assistant
Michael Giacchino Music
Sound Credit
Rodney Wittenberg Sound Designer
John Bosch Sound Mixer - Sound Remixer

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