Stokely Carmichael

The 30 minute long film looks at a rally to free the party's leader, Huey P. Newton. There's no pretense of objectivity -- the Black Panther Party shared in the copyright. Speakers at the rally included Bobby Seale, Stokely Carmichael, and H. Rap Brown, and there's also a short interview with Newton, in prison.

A fashionable filmmaker on a trip to New York looks for meaning in life, while dramatic events occur around him. (Rouge)

This eye-opening film delves into a rich era in a way far removed from the all-too typical Time/Life greatest hits of the '60s approach. Based on newly rediscovered 16mm films made by Swedish journalists, the film provides surprising glimpses at an array of black activists such as Angela Davis, Eldridge Cleaver and Huey Newton, and some wonderful scenes of everyday urban life. (True/False Film Festival)

The title is derived from William Blake - records Allen Ginsberg's trip to London in the summer of 1967 (film.thedigitalfix.com)