Man and the State: Burke and Paine on Revolution (1973)
1973 · Short film · 27 min · dir. Bernard Wilets
Synopsis
Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine argue the meaning of revolution in a dramatised debate; the third of six films in Bernard Wilets's Man and the State series, 1973.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Director
- Bernard Wilets
- Running time
- 27 minutes
Cast & crew
- Bernard Wilets Director
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