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We do what we can to keep a semblance of truth in history as we remember it or like it to be remembered. 
 These pages are a work in progress and will change in time through different words and visuals.
-- Richard Cohen (April 2011)

 

1.   Controversy: San Francisco to Boston (September-December 1975)
    
  Hurry Tomorrow “passionate purposeful film” or “ misguided muckraking”

2.   Justice rising in Los Angeles (November 1975 and beyond…)
      “On the basis of the film an  investigation should be launched into conditions"

3.   Hurry Tomorrow premieres September 30, 1975:
      
Walking Zombies on screen at the Clay Theater
        “It is impossible to not look at the film with terror and wonderment”


4.   Hi-Energy Movers, high praise and Proud Paranoids (Oregon 1975)
      Ken Kesey, Joseph Heller, Catch 22, a quarter of a million dollars…

5.   The List (1976)
      Hurry Tomorrow at the Whitney Museum of American Art

6.   Watching Hurry Tomorrow with Governor Brown on July 4, 1976
     
Mario Obledo stopped the film after twenty minutes. He had seen enough.

7.   Kiss Tell
      From my hospital bed I became a six-year old fan of  "Walter Cronkite’s…

8.   Kiss Tell part 2
      A moment later a therapist came out and took her into the office. We  followed them.

9.   Kiss Tell All
    
   The Dilemma of Mental Commitments in California
     
10. Kiss Tell All part 2
      “I was unprepared for the impact.” 
       Robert Wise,  Director and Producer (The Sound of Music, West Side Story)

 
   
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