Réalisé par Peter Pearson et Bonnie Sherr Klein |
Canada, 1968 (documentaire, 34 minutes, noir et blanc, anglais) |
Image : © Office national du film du Canada |
Description du film [en anglais] : « From the The Alinsky Approach: Organizing for Power series, this film shows a group of concerned citizens from Dayton, Ohio, meeting and consulting Saul Alinsky on the means of creating an effective organization. » -- National Film Board of Canada (source) |
Générique (partiel) : | |
Produit par : | Barrie Howells, John Kemeny |
Montage images : | Roger Hart |
Société de production : | National Film Board of Canada / Office national du film du Canada |
« [Deciding to Organize] shows [Saul] Alinsky interpreting his approach to a potential sponsor group in Dayton, and members of this group struggling to decide whether it wants the IAF [Industrial Areas Foundation]. [...] We observe Alinksy in an initial stage of organizing—he is attempting to undermine rationalizations for inactivity and testing the group for its willingness to accept the ethical and tactical consequences of his approach to organizing—his anecdote about ruining the Ku Klux Klan leader in Texas, which he would do again, is just such a test. »
-- Peter Katadotis
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