Unfinished Symphony
- (2009) 60 mins
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Unfinished Symphony Synopsis
An Unfinished Symphony is an emotional, poetic, and lyrical journey back in time to reflect on the highly contested Vietnam War. The film is divided into three sections which mirror the movements of Henryk Gorekis Symphony No. 3, the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, to which the film is set. The film focuses on a three-day protest in the form of a march, staged by newly returned veterans. Reversing the same path as Paul Reveres famous ride of 1775, the mounted protest sought to bring renewed awareness to a long-fought, losing battle. Festivals Played: Sundance Film Festival - January 2001, Woods Hole Film Festival - July 2001.
Film Credits
Directed by
- Bestor Cram and Mike Majoros
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