| Chicago 10 | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (2007) | |||||
| Animation, Documentary, History | |||||
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#2658 |
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| Nick Nolte | Thomas Foran | |
| Roy Scheider | Judge Julius Hoffman | |
| Hank Azaria | Himself | |
| Mark Ruffalo | Himself | |
| Liev Schreiber | Himself | |
| Jeffrey Wright | ||
| Dylan Baker | David Dellinger / David Stahl | |
| Megan Armitage | ||
| David Boat | Norman Mailer - Marshal 1 | |
| David Dellinger | Himself | |
| Debra Eisenstadt | Mary Ellen Dahl - Waitress | |
| Daniel Hagen | Aznavoorian, Meany, Murray, Oklepek, Weaver, Bailiff | |
| Abbie Hoffman | Himself | |
| William Kunstler | Himself | |
| Catherine Curtin | ||
| Ted Marcoux | ||
| Christopher Murney | ||
| Jerry Rubin | Himself | |
| Bobby Seale | Himself |
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| Producer | Brett Morgen
Graydon Carter Alison Beckett Laura Bickford Jeff Skoll |
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| Writer | Brett Morgen
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From Brett Morgen, director of The Kid Stays in the Picture, comes a highly-stylized and wildly original documentary film chronicling the real-life events surrounding the anti-war protest of the 1968 Democratic National Convention held in Chicago, and the charismatic protest organizers brought to trial by the city. Told through a visually-arresting animation style and a bold use of archival footage and music, Chicago 10 channels yesterday's voices for peace in a manner that speaks peace for today. |
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