Film Image
NCZ Goes to War
Black Planet Productions
Producer: Black Planet Productions
1992
Color
30 minutes
US
English

NCZ Goes to War

An examination of the Persian Gulf anti-war movement and its scant coverage in the mainstream media. NCZ went out in the streets and documented the response from activists, demonstrators, journalists and others in the movement. Part of the Not Channel Zero video series.
Part of the Not Channel Zero video series
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Reviews
"An inventive New York media collective with an afrocentric perspective and a refreshing way of combining aesthetic imagination with political savvy." - Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader
"Not Channel Zero… toted around their camera at protests held across the US, offering a less polished and more nuanced view of matters than you’d find on the nightly news." - Alex Greenberger, Artnews
The show has a hyperactive style that often jolts viewers into a stimulative, occasionally witty visual escapade. - Ray Smith, New York Newsday
Not Channel Zero encourages viewers to locate and challenge the biases of television and other media. - Laurie Oullette, Will the Revolution be Televised?
NCZ jars viewers' ordinarily passive acceptance of visual images and challenges them to form their own interpretations and, most important, their own opinions. - LaRose Parris, American Visions
Awards

• First Place, Hometown Video Award
• First Place, Community Video, Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame
Screenings
• Signals Exhibition, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York

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