Marquette Park (Part I)
Synopsis
A film by Tom Palazzolo and Mark Rance documenting neo-Nazi activity in the Marquette Park neighborhood of Chicago on August 21, 1976. The day marked one of many conflicts between black civil rights marchers and white supremacist neighborhood groups who were mobilizing to prevent black residents from moving into the neighborhood.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Mark Rance, Tom Palazzolo
- Original Title
- Marquette Park (Part I)
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 23m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Mark Rance, Tom Palazzolo
Department Leadership Roster
Mark Rance
Director
Tom Palazzolo
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Marquette Park (Part I)
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What is Marquette Park (Part I) about?
A film by Tom Palazzolo and Mark Rance documenting neo-Nazi activity in the Marquette Park neighborhood of Chicago on August 21, 1976. The day marked one of many conflicts between black civil rights marchers and white supremacist neighborhood groups who were mobilizing to prevent black residents from moving into the neighborhood.
Who directed Marquette Park (Part I)?
Marquette Park (Part I) was directed by Mark Rance, Tom Palazzolo.
Who stars in Marquette Park (Part I)?
The principal cast of Marquette Park (Part I) includes Not specified.
When was Marquette Park (Part I) released and how long is it?
Marquette Park (Part I) was released in 1976 with a total runtime of 23m.