Hum 255
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About This Movie
Hum 255 is a documentary film released in 1969 by Kartemquin Films. It explores the events surrounding the 1968 student strike at the University of Chicago, focusing on a conversation between expelled students and their classmates.
Hum 255 has had a limited release history, primarily surviving in obscure documentary circles. Its scarcity makes it a curiosity for collectors interested in 1960s socio-political cinema. There aren’t many known prints, and those that do exist often carry a certain roughness, which really adds to its charm. The collector interest is rising as more people seek to understand the historical context of student protests, making it a film worth keeping an eye on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Hum 255?
Hum 255 is a documentary film.
Who directed Hum 255?
Hum 255 was produced by Kartemquin Films.
What year was Hum 255 released?
Hum 255 was released in 1969.
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