I think just a really good example of Third Cinema in being a film that's used for advancing progressive causes instead of just being entertainment or art

It was shown clandestinely in underground clubs and organizations bc of the political climate -- film was split into sections (and if I remember correctly, even stopped mid-section) in order for representatives to update audiences on current events related to the film and to hold discussion!

THE HOUR OF THE FURNACES (I think we only watched Part 1) completely reshaped how I thought about both filmmaking and film exhibition!

radio pirate, or, an FM Trickster

(this holds up extremely well btw)

things are a little more exciting that way