Edison 64 film screening
"Edison 64" is a feature length documentary that tells the story of the 64 students from Thomas Edison High School in Philadelphia that were killed during The Vietnam War. Thomas Edison high school had more students killed during the Vietnam War then any other high school in America. The long term collateral damage from these deaths was devastating and the impact of this devastation continues to this day.
A portion of proceeds from this screening benefit Cape May Stage.
A portion of proceeds from this screening benefit Cape May Stage.
Doors open: 5:00 PM
Seating: General Admission
Running time: 1:10
Seating: General Admission
Running time: 1:10
On November 8th, following a ten minute intermission at the conclusion of the film, there will be a talk back and discussion of the film featuring the director Shawn Swords, Johnnie Walker, and Roy Steinberg.
Edison 64 is produced by American Veterans Media.
American Veterans Media is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Philadelphia that is producing veterans-themed documentary films, television, print and radio content, Library of Congress interviews, content for academic curriculums and live programs.
American Veterans Media is comprised of noted military scholars, veterans themed media entities, veterans, veterans advocates and the production team that produced "Remember The 27 Crusaders" about the 27 students from Father Judge High School that died during The Vietnam War and several other documentaries (Wages of Spin, Charlie Gracie Fabulous, Duffy's Cut) and television content that has been exhibited/distributed thru PBS, Fox, TCM, UPN and Irish/Sky TV.
