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The "classic cinema verite" documentary filmed inside a locked psychiatric ward
at Metropolitan State Hospital in Los Angeles. A film by Richard Cohen and Kevin Rafferty
"A crucifying indictment of ward conditions, drug companies and the violations of present laws. The film is an act of courage and a warning about mind control told with compassion and rage."
THE LOS ANGELES TIMES, Linda Gross
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$39 home video/DVD for personal use
$119 college, university, institution and business with PPR
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Hurry Tomorrow 2010 - 2011
"HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. The emotional impact of the documentary and its thought provoking scenes remain an effective introduction to the concept of total institutions.... The film itself is a part of history. After its initial release in 1975, then California Governor Jerry Brown was so appalled...."
EDUCATIONAL MEDIA REVIEWS ONLINE Timothy Kneeland, History & Political Science Dept.,
Nazareth College of Rochester (2010) - Read Entire Review
"At 7pm, I went to see a film screening of HURRY TOMORROW...It is an extremely shocking and intense film about mental health institutions in the 70s. If you haven't seen it, I highly suggest it. It's heart-wrenching
(I cried). The discussion afterward was equally profound, and I left with a renewed passion to become a clinical therapist."
Hannah Monk, Wesleyan, '12 VOICES blog (2011)
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