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BOOKWARS

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Producer(s)Michel Negroponte, Jason Rosette, John and James Montoya
Director(s)Jason Rosette
Release Date2000
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Runtime79 min
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The gritty world of New York City street booksellers told in a remarkable story that chronicles their lives and loves and their unique perspectives on life…

See the Mayor, the NYPD, and the University try to shut them down!

** Already an indie classic, BOOKWARS is a true and compelling tale of free speech in the public forum! **

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Last Updated On:May 21, 2012

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Related IssuesEconomic Justice, Media, Censorship, Digital Divide, Media Literacy, Politics/Government, Racial Justice, African-American, Racial Discrimination, Africa, Canada, Central America, Middle East

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BookWars

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Producer(s)James and John Montoya, Michel Negroponte, Jason Rosette
Director(s)Jason Rosette
Release Date2000
Work In Progressn
Runtime79 min
Youth Median

Film Description



The gritty world of New York City street booksellers told in a remarkable story that chronicles their lives and loves and their unique perspectives on life. Directed by award winning filmmaker (and former street bookseller) Jason Rosette, BookWars explores the other side of the book tables along the streets of the Village, on the Lower East Side, along 6th avenue, and elsewhere in New York City.

A compelling, grass roots social issue documentary which addresses the following topics: freedom of speech; racial discrimination; economic and microeconomic development; urban policy; literacy; police repression.

Official Site http://www.camerado.com
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Last Updated On:May 21, 2012

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Related IssuesEconomic Justice, Immigration, Politics/Government, Legal Reform, Racial Justice, African-American, Racial Discrimination, Africa, Canada, Central America, Middle East