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Her award-winning documentary, ‘Flashing on the Sixties: a Tribal Document’, has aired on Cinemax, The Discovery Channel, and PBS, and is available on home video. Dennis Hopper described it as, "The most compelling, moving documentary of the Sixties".
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As a mother, writer, photographer and social activist, her...
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Lisa’s award winning film, Flashing On The Sixties, her...
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Flashing on the Sixties: A Tribal Document: Directed by Lisa Law. With Bonnie Beecher, Aimee Carroll, Peter Coyote, David Crosby. Lisa Law's documentary on the Woodstock-era, based on her photographic book of the same title.
As a mother, writer, photographer and social activist, her work reveals distinctive communities of people, including homeless of San Francisco, the El Salvadorians resistance against military oppression, and the Navajo and Hopi nations struggling to preserve their ancestral religious sites, traditions and land.
Flashing on the sixties : photographs. by. Law, Lisa. Publication date. 1987. Topics. Popular culture -- United States -- History -- 20th century -- Pictorial works, Documentary photography -- United States, Nineteen sixties -- Pictorial works, United States -- Social life and customs -- 1945-1970 -- Pictorial works, United States ...
Flashing On The Sixties won 4 major awards at film festivals upon its release and it has been enjoyed by millions of viewers on Cinemax and The Discovery Channel and PBS from 1991 to 1994. Now you can buy it here on DVD.
Lisa’s award winning film, Flashing On The Sixties, her footage from Woodstock, her memorable still photos (Janis Joplin, the Beatles and Bob Dylan), and now this book make her unquestionably the great documentarian of the life and times of ’60s counterculture.
The sixties -- an extraordinary era; a time of personal journeys, fiery protests, and revolutionary happenings. Through it all, Lisa Law was there with her camera, snapping pictures of...
