| 1972...
Vietnam rages on, over 50,000 American soldiers killed, and the
military draft will be determined by a lottery on live
television. |
| You're
18 and tonight, your fate will be decided by the... |
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| "Contemporary
connections about war make it more than just entertainment." Haskell Wexler, 2 - time Academy Award Winner |
| "This
guy is the Hitchcock of short films!" Lisa R., N.Y. political analyst and film buff. |
| CHILLING!
The memory of watching that sadistic ritual comes back instantly.
I had two teenaged boys eating breakfast in front of me while
Iraq #2 was revving up and taking off. I'm kind of glad I did
not see this back then, just a few short years ago. It would have
been incredibly disturbing! Harry E. Butson, CFP®, CRPC® |
| "Resnick
tackles the draft in noteworthy fashion; educating the masses about the long-forgotten lottery and spinning a yarn of Rod Serling-ish proportions." -Bob Sharka, Friends Of Film |
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