Prologue (1970)
This film tells the story of a young Montrealer who edits an underground newspaper with help from his female friend and a draft dodger from the United States. Two rival philosophies of dissenting youth become evident in the choices they make: militant protest vs. communal retreat. Including some seminal archival footage of a speech by legendary anti-war activist Abbie Hoffman and bloody rioting during the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago.
Director: Robin Spry
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John Robbe as Jesse |
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Elaine Malus as Karen |
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Gary Rader as David |
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Christopher Cordeaux as Neil |
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Peter Cullen as Allen |
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Henry Gamer as Karen's Father |
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Victor Knight as Judge |
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Abbie Hoffman as Himself (Archival Footage) |
| Camera | Douglas Kiefer | Director of Photography |
| Production | Tom Daly | Producer |
| Sound | Christopher Cordeaux | Sound Editor |
| Directing | Robin Spry | Director |
| Production | Robin Spry | Producer |
| Sound | Bernard Bordeleau | Sound Editor |
| Crew | Sherwood Forest | Script |
| Sound | Russ Heise | Sound |
| Editing | Christopher Cordeaux | Editor |
