Peace: A Conscious Choice
Directed by Dorothy Fadiman
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Plot
PEACE: A Conscious Choice was produced during the Cold War (1982), seven years before the Berlin Wall fell (1989). This short animated film underscores the importance of dialogue which leads to understanding between nations that are on the brink of attacking each other. The film emphasizes, using both Russian and English languages, that the first step toward peace is communication. The purpose of the film, was to encourage the United States and the Soviet Union to understand that the destinies of their countries were inextricably related. The film underscores that their relationship has implications for world peace.
Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | Peace: A Conscious Choice |
| Original language | EN |
| Production countries | United States of America |
| Status | Released |
| Production companies | Concentric Media |
| Official site | concentric.org |
| Executive producer | John Schmerber |
| Production | Dorothy Fadiman, Robert Pacelli |
| Editing | Robert Pacelli |
| Assistant directors | Dorothy Fadiman |
| Production design | Robert Pacelli |
| Art direction | Robert Pacelli |
| Set decoration | Robert Pacelli |
| Music | Alex De Grassi |
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| Sound | Alex De Grassi |
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