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Shows coffeehouses sponsored by churches and community organizations and how they function as gathering places for countercultural youth.
This movie is part of the collection: Prelinger Archives
Producer: Steeg (Ted) Productions
Sponsor: Coffee Institute
Audio/Visual: Sd, C
Keywords: 1960s; Youth culture; Coffee
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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| CoffeeHo1969_2_edit.mp4 | 243 MB |
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Reviewer: Spuzz - - April 3, 2003
Subject: Can you dig it?
This VERY amazing film is one pip to a) sell more coffee and b) covert. Oops, I mean I'm sorry, as the coffeehouses proprietors shown here say they're not looking to convert people, that I believe. What's curious is that this film shows no effort to show that no other coffeehouses exist except christian themed ones. I mean, RIGHT. Interesting that noone was smoking and that nearly everyone was white as well.
But nevertheless, this is a fine film with great great music, and a great 60's feel to it.
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