WBCN and The American Revolution
The incredible, true story of how a radio station, politics, and
rock and roll changed everything.
What critics are saying:
“I watched the movie with awe . . ." -- Ty Burr, Boston Sunday Globe
“A fascinating doc . . . Timely as all hell.” — Jared Rasic, Source Weekly, Bend, Oregon
“Often raucous and merry . . . a loving profile.” — Tom Meek, Cambridge Day
“Lichtenstein’s film captures the station’s rollicking spirit and free-form style. . . “
— Peter Keough, Boston Globe
“WBCN and The American Revolution cements the radio station’s place in music history.”
-– Jim Sullivan, WBUR, Boston
“Stunning…” — Chris Faraone, Dig Boston
“It’s been killing on the festival circuit….” — Alene Bouranova, Boston Magazine
“Before commercialism, consultants, and greed sucked the soul out of original free-form underground rock radio, a small band of young heroes, women and men, black and white, straight and gay, passionate, political, funny as fuck, fearless and revolutionary, used the airwaves to expose the music and the ideas that shaped how every college kid thought, felt and acted for the rest of our lives.” -- Rob Barnett, former CBS Radio President of Programming, and VH1 VP of Programming
SEE THE FILM NOW ONLINE!
Rent and screen "WBCN and The American Revolution" online now!
Due to the Coronavirus-19 pandemic, scheduled theatre screenings of "WBCN and The American Revolution" to benefit community radio stations and film art houses had to be cancelled.
Instead, the film is available for a three-day rental through the web sites of community radio stations and film art houses with the funds being split equally between these radio stations and film organizations and the documentary.
CLICK BELOW TO RENT AND SCREEN THE FILM NOW AND SUPPORT A COMMUNITY RADIO STATION OR FILM ART HOUSE:
WBCN and The American Revolution:
WFMU presents "WBCN and The American Revolution"
Regent Theatre presents "WBCN and The American Revolution"
WSCA-FM presents "WBCN and The American Revolution"
WRIU-FM presents "WBCN and The American Revolution"
WTIP presents "WBCN and The American Revolution"
KOPN-FM presents "WBCN and The American Revolution"
More opportunities to rent the film and support your community radio and film organizations to come!
Don’t see your community? Get in touch with us to let us know you want to bring the film to your area (click here).
Credits
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With:
Al Perry
Andy Beaubien
Barry Schneier
Bill Lee
Bo Burlingham
Bob Slavin
Charles Daniels
Charles Laquidara
David Bieber
David Hull
Debbie Ullman
Danny Schechter
Dinah Vaprin
Eric Jackson
James Montgomery
Jim Parry
Joe Rogers
John Brodey
John Scagliotti
JJ Jackson
Marsha Steinberg
Michael Ansara
Mitchell Kertzman
Noam Chomsky
Norm Winer
Peter Simon
Ray Riepen
Richard Barna
Rochelle Ruthchild
Ron Della Chiesa
Sam Kopper
Steve Nelson
Steven Segal
Steven Wayne
Tim Montgomery
Tommy Hadges
Produced and Directed by:
Bill Lichtenstein
Executive Producers:
Jay Rooney
Mitchell Kertzman
Richard Barna
Robert Sennott
Sridhar Tayur
Director of Photography:
Rob Massey
Edited by:
Timothy Meagher
Bill Lichtenstein
Original Film Material by:
Andy Warhol
Ricky Leacock
Kevin Lynch
Ken Brown
Louis Menand
Kent Beyda, Mark Winer and WK Maxwell
Still Photography:
Peter Simon
Jeff Albertson
Spencer Grant
Nick DeWolf
Liane Brandon
Barry Schneier
Ron Pownall
David Bieber
Steven C. Borack
Charles Sawyer
Dan Beach
Howard Ruffner
Timothy Carlson
Yale Joel
Publicity:
Chris Kelly, Fifth House Public Relations
Legal Assistance:
Center for Media & Social Impact, American University, Patricia Aufderheide
American University Washington College of Law, Peter Jaszi, Esq.
Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Christopher T. Bavitz, Esq.
Jay Fialkov, Esq.
WilmerHale, Jerry Marr, Esq.
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Sula R. Fiszman, Esq., David Johanson, Esq., Lawrence T. Stanley, Jr., Esq., Peter G. Byrne, Esq.
Board of Advisors:
Pat Aufderheide
Noam Chomsky
Rob Cox
Jeff Feuerzig
Hester Fuller
Peter Jaszi
Marc Kirkeby
Jeff Kisseloff
Al Kooper
Phillip Martin
Philip Rosen
Robert Ross
Ken Steinhardt
Dick Wingate
Produced by Lichtenstein Creative Media and LCMedia Productions, Inc. in association with the Center for Independent Documentary and UMass Special Collections and University Archives
(c) 2020 LCMedia Productions, Inc.