4, ENTERTAINMENT, THE HERALD, Wed. Aug. 25, 1976

America an

No event in recent history
has been so turbulently
controversial as the Viet-
nam War and especially
- United States participation
in that war.

ticipation of the United
States in the war. ;
Hearts and Minds is a
searing, often shocking, film
that has been both praised
and damned but never-

scarred a generation of
Americans, destroyed a
President and produced an

-avalanche of emotions.

“Much of that er otion is
reflected in Hearts and

d Vietnam |

statements of Presidents
Eisenhower, Kennedy,
Johnson and ‘Nixon.

The cultural influences
that helped shape young
Americans’ attitudes

General William’ West-
moreland; Walt Rostow, -—
former adviser to the late
President Johnson; Lt. Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr.; Clark

Clifford, former Secretary

And few studies of the theless because ofits ex- Minds, a vivid anti-war towards war are here seen of Defence, and Daniel
‘American involvement in traordinarily high quality it documentary . and a as the Hollywood films of ‘Ellsberg, the man who
Vietnam have been as was awarded an Oscar in cinematographic master- the ’40s and ’50s; popular released to the press the
contentious as the award-. 1975 as the world’s best piece.’ songs; and the drive to win ‘Pentagon Papers’, which

winning film Hearts and

feature documentary.

Based on some 250 hours
of original filmed material

instilled by school football
coaches’ pep talks.

did so much to change many |
Americans’ views on the |

Minds, which will be. Commenting on-the film, d
presented on the CBC Knowlton Nash — Director and 30 hours of stock  Counterpointing scenes of conduct of the war.
television network Friday, of CBC-TV News and footage, the film seeks to the war itself an its effects “Hearts and Minds,” says -
September 3 at 9 p.m. Current Affairs — says: show some of the culturalas onthe people of Vietnam are its director, Peter Davis, “is
The controversy and the ‘The fighting, the politics, well as political forces that those showing small-town neither pro- nor anti-
film reflect the anti-war the diplomacy, the contributed towards America welcoming home American but just an at-
sentiments of those who arguments, turned the America’s ever-deepening ‘ts decorated heroes; in- tempt to understand what

were opposed _to- par-_

United States upside down,

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involvement in Vietnam.
The historical develop-
ment of that involvement is
outlined through interviews
with many prominent
military and ‘political
figures together with ex-

_cerpts from the televised

terviews with wounded U.S.
veterans of the war; and

bereaved ‘families who lost

sons and husbands - in
Vietnam.

Among the U.S. military
and political leaders
commenting on the war are:

we have done and what we
have become.”

It was produced by Bert
Schneider, photographed by
Richard Pearce, and edited
by LynZee Klingman and
Susan Martin.

CAFE METROPOLE
1937 Loretta Young Tyrone

romance at the famous Parisian
cafe. American heiress finds
romance with a penniless young
man who is. forced to im-

‘personate a Russian prince.

BLAZING FOREST
1952 Stars John Payne, Susan

Morrow, William Demorest.

Widow, whose young niece

McCLOUD: THE MAN WITH
THE GOLDEN HAT .

+The key to a milfion-dollar

conspiracy headed by thie
refined leader: of a ballet

' company turns out to be Mc-
_ Cloud‘’s hat.

Don Ameche,

THE OREGON TRAIL
Rod Taylor stars as the head of

the rewards of free land, and.
more important, . personal
freedom. Also starring Evan
Thorpe, Blair Brown and An-
drew Stevens.

ASTRO ZOMBIES
1967 Stars Wendell Corey, John

Carradine. Human transplants. -

go beserk and threaten the
safety _—_—of ‘a city.
‘UNKNOWN WORLD

“escape from the dangers of

today’s atomic world.

SCUDDA HO, SCUDDA HAY
1948 Walter Brennan, Natalie
Wood. Young boy gets “mule
fever’ and his two mules prave
to be a paid of Cupids, winning
him the girl he loves and her —
fathér’s respect. ,

MASADA -- MONUMENT. TO
FREEDOM os
- stronghold

Power, Adotphe Menjou, @ pioneer family, who pulls up Ancient mountain
Gregory Ratoff, Charles .stakes, packs: his belongings beside the Dead Sea in tsrael,
- Winninger. Continental intoa wagon and heads west for site of one of history's most

desperate struggles against .
tyranny. A dramatic-variety |
treatment of the last . Jewish
resistance against the might of
Rome in 73 A.D. Guest stars:
Yossi Yadin and Ori Levy.

GREEN MANSIONS
1959 Stars Audrey Hepburn, - ;
Anthony Perkins, Lee J. Cobb. .

112-800-261-3330 yearns for the big city, con- 1951 Stars Bruce Kellogg, Based on W.H. Hudson's love
Canadian Owned & Operated tracts to have timber cut.and Marilyn Nash. Seven scientists, story of a young political
oo sold. Young girl falis in love six men’and one woman, invent refugee ine the Venezuelan 7
MGR.TED PRYSTAY - with logger. _ @ Machine that can burrow to jungle and Rima, the ‘bird girl’...
1755 Davie - the earth’s center in order to

INHERIT THE WIND

1960 Stars Spencer Tracy,

Fredric-March, Gene Kelly. The

world-famous ‘Monkey. Trial’

involving a school teacher,

became the battleground for a

hard-fighting witty lawyer,

involved in the beliefs af people. ”

Philip Carey quest star.

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