The films are homemade in the most obvious ways, dominated by menu sign wordplay, sock puppets, newspaper clippings and first-person essayistic musings. They range in length from the four-minute “No More Leaders—t” (1971) to the 33-minute 1972 scenario “The Liberal War,” in which a future generation looks back at John F. Kennedy’s role in the Vietnam morass.
Orlando Sentinel, “Anarchist films of Nick Macdonald from ’70s to get first Chicago showings”
