HUBERT H. HUMPHREY: THE ART OF THE POSSIBLE
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Many Americans remember former Vice President Hubert Humphrey (1911-1978) as a cheerleader for the Vietnam War — shunned by his own party and mistrusted by a generation of young people. Others considered him a great progressive, a guiding light for the post-New Deal liberal movement that forged The New Frontier and The Great Society, and a champion of civil rights. HUBERT H. HUMPHREY: THE ART OF THE POSSIBLE takes a fresh look at the great body of work of this remarkable American. Ten years in the making, the film uses Humphrey's own words and interviews with President Jimmy Carter, Vice President Walter Mondale, Bill Moyers, Tom Hayden and others, to explore his journey through the major events of the 20th century.
DISTRIBUTOR: American Public Television
APT PROGRAM SERVICE: Exchange
PRODUCER: South Hill Media, LLC
PRESENTER: WNET
RIGHTS:Contract period: 10/03/2010-10/02/2014
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Schumann Center, Hamline University, Public Affairs Television, Andreas Foundation, Minnesota Historical Society, AFL-CIO, South Dakota Humanities Commission, Minnesota Humanities Commission, Lowell and Nadine Andreas, Kingsley Murphy, John and Sage Cowes, Bill Sieben, Larry and Jo Brown, Norman and Virginia Sherman, Frederick T Van Dyk, John G Stewart, Maurice Templesman, Shel Schreiberg, Peter and Linda Quinn, Max Kampelman, Eddie Williams, William Howard, Glen and Lavonne Johnson, Richard and Jennifer Schifter, Bill and Julie Howard, Jean J and William B Welsh, Phillip F Zeidman, Margaret Shannon, Patricia And Douglas St. Angelo, Jay Schwamm, Louise Klas, Mary Margaret Overbey, Jim Dochniak, Sandy Israel, Jane D. Low, Marianne Means and James Kilpatrick, William Shore, Douglas and Patricia St. Angelo, Beverly Chalker, Glenn and Marie Weaver, Sara J. Yager, Deanna Peterson, Donald M and Arvonne S Fraser, Julian Hart, Geri Joseph, Hyman Bookbinder, Winifred Scheffler, Charles Bailey, JD and Carol Williams, Frederick A and Bette H, Suzanne S. Gartner, Zoe Gratsias, Bob McCandless, Barbara Ramsey
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