FILMSSStreet Songs1983

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How Long Is “Street Songs”?

Name: Street Songs
Released: 1983
Duration: 10 min

10m runtime

198310m

film with a runtime of 10 minutes, released in 1983. Presented in English.

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Runtime10m

Minutes10

One SittingYes

With Break22m

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"STREET SONGS is a 1966 performance, in France, of a section of the Living Theater's 'Mysteries and Smaller Pieces.' Based on a chance-determined scenario written by Jackson Maclow in 1961, STREET SONGS weaves militant political chants into a mandala of mantras. Julian Becvk sits cross legged on an empty stage; the slogan he repeats - 'Free All Men! Ban the Bomb! Stop the War! Free the Blacks! Change the World!' - are both meditation and calls to action, as a crowd of voices answers each slogan and actors join him on stage to pace in a circle, clasp one another's shoulders and collectively breath 'Ohmm...' ..." -- Sally Banes, Village Voice, October 18, 1983.

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Runtime10m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break22m

Movie Facts

Release Year1983

Runtime10m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorJonas Mekas

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