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A short documentary surrounding the Weathermen's Paul Rudd's clear glasses that arrived at director Sam Green's door from a time when the world was different.
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Created 3 months ago.
Unique and engaging "look" at a leader of the anti-establishment movement of the '60's. I admire Mark Rudd greatly for his irreverent approach to dissent and found this anti-documentary appropriate.