Sir! No Sir! A movement that rocked the world...a story that has been surpressed. Displaced Films presents a film by David Zeiger.
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Fort Lewis GIs at the entrance to the Ft. Dix stockade.
(Photomontage by James Lewes. Courtesy of Displaced Films)
1971 Armed Farces Day demonstration of 1,500 GIs from Ft. Hood.
Holding megaphone is David Zeiger.
(Photo courtesy of Displaced Films)
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The Presidio 27--Sit-down strike of 27 GIs in the Presidio Army Stockade, 1968.
(Photo courtesy of The National Archives)
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Jane Fonda and Michael Alaimo performing with The FTA Show, 1971.
(Photo courtesy of Free Theater Associates)
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David Zeiger, director of Sir! No Sir!
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David Zeiger and May Rigler filming Terry Whitmore, a decorated Marine who deserted to Sweden in 1968.
(Photo by William Short)
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David Zeiger and May Rigler filming an interview for Sir! No Sir!
(Photo by William Short)
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"A tight, engrossing and excellent chronicle of the movement made by these heroic men who chose to question authority instead of falling in line." ( Felix Vasquez, Film Threat)
"Sir! No Sir! so vividly evokes the rage, passion and provocation of the era it chronicles that it feels up-to-the-minute." (Gene Seymour, NEWSDAY)
