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MOVE: Confrontation in Philadelphia (1980)
MOVE: Confrontation in Philadelphia is a fast-paced, independently created award-winning documentary film of the events of the summer of 1978 which lead up to the Philadelphia police arrest of nine MOVE members.
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MOVE: Confrontation in Philadelphia is a fast-paced, independently created award-winning documentary film of the events of the summer of 1978 which lead up to the Philadelphia police arrest of nine MOVE members.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Dan Barsha, Jane Mancini, Karen Pomer
In Theaters:12/7/1980
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Runtime:62 minutes
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