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Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

Fourty years ago, San Francisco was ground zero for the youth movement of peace, love and political activism. In August of 2006, three friends set out on a journey to try to recapture the passion of the old days. Armed with only a video camera and less than nothing in their pockets, they set out on a year-long quest split between exploring the past and finding the voice of the future.

Starring:

Joel Sadler, Billy Troy, Arturo Perez Jr., Courtney Hall, Nick Kennedy, Julianna Monceaux, Eric Butler, Heather Lefkof, Steven Richer, Michal Katz, Joe Marcus, Greg Mathew, Sam Johnson, Courtney Andujar, Mimi Hall

Genre:

Documentary

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