The Intruder + The MarchWhen desegregation is introduced in a small southern town, a racist agitator (played with menacing relish by a young William Shatner) whips up a storm of hatred that spirals out of control.
Corman's chilling commentary on racism is an absolute revelation that still packs a mighty punch some forty years after its release.
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The March
James Blue, 30 mins, USA, 1964A major achievement in the cinéma verité movement, Blue's film of the 1963 civil rights march to Washington, culminating in Martin Luther King's famous speech, is a moving document of this landmark moment in America's history.
