A Film of Their 1973 Spring Tour Commissioned by Christian World Liberation Front of Berkeley, California

This film employs handheld camera techniques and incorporates both sync and wild sound to present a raw, immersive experience. The filmmaker's choice to avoid conventional documentary methods results in a dynamic collage of scenes. With a rapid rhythm of three-frame units, the editing style creates a stroboscopic effect that enhances the viewing experience.

As a documentary from the 1970s, it reflects the social and political climate of the era, making it a relevant piece for collectors interested in historical and cultural movements. Its unique approach to storytelling through experimental editing sets it apart from traditional documentary films.