Complete Filmography

LOVEJOY's Nuclear War

Their 1975 documentary release, LOVEJOY'S NUCLEAR WAR, was one of the first films to question the nuclear energy policy of the United States. It was awarded the John Grierson Prize, given to the most promising new director of social issue documentaries by the Educational Film Librarians Association at the 1976 American Film Festival. The film won numerous international awards, including a Silver Hugo at the Chicago Film Festival, Best Political Film at the San Francisco Film Festival, and a feature screening at the Berlin Film Festival. It has been shown extensively both in the US and abroad.

THE LAST RESORT

THE LAST RESORT chronicles the fight over the controversial nuclear power plant at Seabrook, New Hampshire. This 1978 release was voted the Best Political Film at the San Francisco Festival and was screened at Ann Arbor, Nyon, Rotterdam, and other film festivals.

SAVE THE PLANET

SAVE THE PLANET, an eighteen-minute montage history of the atomic age was produced in 1979 for the Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE) Concerts. The 35mm film was shown on a sixty-foot screen over five nights at Madison Square Garden.

The SECRET AGENT

THE SECRET AGENT, a 1983 co-production with Jacki Ochs, premiered at the New York Film Festival, received the Grierson Prize, many other festival accolades, and international television exposure. The film, called "one of the year's most terrifying horror films" by the Boston Globe, remains the most comprehensive cinematic investigation of dioxin, Agent Orange, and the Vietnam veterans.