This is what democracy looks like / directed and produced by Jill Freidberg, Rick Rowley ; the Seattle Independent Media Center ; Big Noise Films.

Composed of segments shot by media activists during the 1999 World Trade Organization protests in Seattle, Washington (edited from over 350 hours of video footage) and Interviews with a cross-section of Seattle participants which reveal fundamental differences in tactics and ideologies.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	Rage Against the Machine (Musical group) (Musician) Seattle Independent Media Center Big Noise Films Independent Media Center
Other Authors:	Freidberg, Jill (Director, Producer, Film editor) Rowley, Rick (Director, Producer, Film editor) Franti, Michael, 1966- (Narrator) Sarandon, Susan, 1946- (Narrator) Chomsky, Noam (Interviewee) Shiva, Vandana (Interviewee)
Language:	English Spanish French Czech
Language of the Original:	English
Language and/or Writing System:	English with optional subtitles in Spanish, French, & Czech.
Published:	[Cambridge, Mass.] : Big Noise Films, [2004?]
Series:	Rovi Media Collection. Movies. Rovi K-12 education materials.
Subjects:	World Trade Organization. > Ministerial Conference > (3rd : > 1999 : > Seattle, Wash.) World Trade Organization. > Ministerial Conference. Export marketing > United States. Free trade. Riots > Washington (State) > Seattle. Export marketing. Riots. United States. Washington (State) > Seattle. Documentary films. Feature films. Nonfiction films.
Genre:	Documentary films. Feature films. Nonfiction films.
Physical Description:	1 videodisc (approximately 68 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:	Video DVD

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