My Name is Abbie

This documentary runs for 31 minutes and presents Abbie Hoffman, a significant figure in the civil rights and anti-war movements of the 1960s. It documents his first interview in 1980 after spending seven years in hiding, where he discusses his experiences and the evolution of activism in America.

Hoffman's reflections offer insight into the counterculture of the time, framed by his tagline, "Orphan of America." The film captures the spirit of the Yippie movement and street protests, making it a unique representation of underground activism. Collectors of political documentaries and social history will find this film's focus on Hoffman and his revolutionary ideals particularly noteworthy.