"The Trial of Seven Gentlemen in Chicago" has gained high attention and high reputation with its special political background and high-level lineup in front and behind the stage. The film is both exciting and inspiring. The film has carried out a detailed restoration of history, focusing on the trial process after the 7 people and another "Black Panther Party" leader were sued, and interspersed with the behind-the-scenes operations of prosecutors, lawyers and witnesses, and the scene of the conflict. Flashback memory, lines and information are extremely large. The sharpness of the film lies in its direct targeting of the President of the United States and the judicial system: The reason why the Nixon administration suddenly prosecuted seven people a year after the Chicago incident was simply to take the opportunity to suppress the civil rights movement and political opponents. The lines in the film reflect many problems in American society, and the online streaming media is particularly eye-catching during the sensitive period before the US presidential election. In addition, the actors in the film also contributed outstanding acting skills.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 evaluation action
2021-11-27 08:01
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Joanny 2022-03-25 09:01:08
The little brother chatted that he was remembering his name because their court fight was very trivial compared to the dead in Vietnam, and then he immediately moved on to the next scene. Then, of course, I had a clever mind, and I felt that this high probability was just foreshadowing at the end. im patting myself on my own back for that
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Antonio 2021-11-27 08:01:20
here are their names. All regimes are afraid of the list
The Trial of the Chicago 7 quotes
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Ramsey Clark: I'm in private practice now, and if John Mitchell wants to cut me in half, he can and he will.
Tom Hayden: You have to find some... Sir, you have to find some courage now.
Ramsey Clark: Find some courage? Yeah.
Tom Hayden: Yes. You have to find some courage, and...
Leonard Weinglass: [silencing him] Tom.
Ramsey Clark: [points at Kelly and Ackerman] That's what those two men came to tell me, that if John Mitchell wants to cut me in half, he can and he will. So I wanted them in the room when I said 'When do you want me in court?'
Howard Ackerman: [standing in surprise] Mr. Clark?
William Kunstler: I'm sorry?
Ramsey Clark: Swear me in, Bill.
Howard Ackerman: It is against the law for you to testify, Ramsey. It is as simple as that.
Ramsey Clark: It's General Clark. And arrest me or shut the fuck up.
Ramsey Clark: [turns to Hayden] Found some.
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Abbie Hoffman: You think we were responsible?
Richard Schultz: I think you got the result you were looking for.
Abbie Hoffman: So did Nixon.
Richard Schultz: How about that.