Youthquake (1977)
Directed by Max B. Miller
Genres - Spirituality & Philosophy |
Sub-Genres - Religions & Belief Systems |
Run Time - 90 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - PG
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Synopsis by Clarke Fountain
This documentary, which made quite a splash in 1976 when it was first released, holds to the premise that the revolutionary and rebellious drug-using hippies of the '60s had, by the '70s, dropped all that radicalism in favor of a religious quest. Among the religious directions examined are Swami Bhaktidevananda's "Hare Krishna" movement (ISKCON), Christian evangelism, including that of the Salvation Army, and some of the newer manifestations of fundamentalism.
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Christianity, evangelism, fundamentalism, hippie, religion, Salvation-Army
