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"The American Revolution" is a feature-length documentary film produced for festival, theatrical, and broadcast release. Long before Facebook and MySpace, free-form, underground radio stations were a powerful cultural, political and social medium that connected their listeners. "The American Revolution" chronicles progressive rock rock radio station WBCN-FM in Boston during the years 1968 to 1974, examining the station's role in both covering and promoting the profound cultural, social and political changes that took place during that era.

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"The American Revolution" is designed to be the first "open source documentary" as part of its core mission, by engaging listeners and others who may have photos, audio tapes, film, memorabilia and first-person accounts regarding that era, both in Boston and nationally, to share them for possible use in the film. By doing so, the film, like the station itself, will provide a chance for creative collaboration between producers and audience. Share your photos, graphics, audio and video now to be a part of this landmark film!

Read about "The American Revolution":
"WBCN and The American Revolution,"
The Huffington Post, August 11, 2009
"'BCN Documentary Looking for Archival Contributors,"
Boston Herald, August 11, 2009
"The Glory Days of the Rock of Boston,"
Boston Globe (op-ed), July 18. 2009
"Web Power to the People,"
Boston Herald, September 29, 2005

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Contact: "The American Revolution" Lichtenstein Creative Media, Inc., One Broadway, 14th Floor,
Cambridge, MA 02142 LCM@LCMedia.com www.LCMedia.com 617-682-3700 Fax: 617-682-3746