Johnson & Co. and the Campaign Against Poverty
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About This Movie
"Johnson & Co. and the Campaign Against Poverty" is a short film from 1968 that critiques economic relations and US imperialism in Vietnam. Influenced by Bertolt Brecht and Jean-Marie Straub, it presents a thought-provoking examination of society's values.
This film has had a bit of an uneven journey in the collector market. For a long time, it was overshadowed by more mainstream titles from the era, but it has gained interest lately due to its thematic depth and unique style. Original prints can be quite scarce, and as more collectors look for politically charged cinema from the late 60s, this title is certainly catching eyes. Those with an interest in avant-garde and politically engaged cinema might find it particularly compelling.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "Johnson & Co. and the Campaign Against Poverty"?
The film is categorized as a short film.
Who directed "Johnson & Co. and the Campaign Against Poverty"?
The director is not specified in the provided information.
Who are the top cast members in the film?
The top cast includes Ingrid Oppermann, Holger Meins, and Skip Norman.
What year was "Johnson & Co. and the Campaign Against Poverty" released?
The film was released in 1968.
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