Video of the Antiwar protest in Washington D.C. on September 24, 2005

Were you in DC for the big demonstration back in Sept? If so or if you wanted to be or know anyone who was, there is a new DVD by Chun Pan, "What Democracy Looks Like". It's a great job, 47 minutes and filled with all the activities of the weekend. This is an awesome documentary and it is moving beyond words. Contact chunpan9@yahoo.com to order this DVD, and also "Skipping in Camp Casey" if you haven't seen that one! Be sure to specify which DVDs you're ordering.

I am the documentary filmmaker that made "Skipping in Camp Casey". I have just completed another film about the antiwar protest that occurred on September 24, 2005 in Washington DC. It is called "What Democracy Looks Like".
If you would like a copy of either DVD, please e-mail me at ChunPan9@yahoo.com with your mailing address.
This video may save the lives of young American soldiers and Iraqi citizens, by influencing the way Americans vote during elections. This 47 minute documentary can be shown at group meetings or it can be broadcast on your local public access TV station.
Again, please include your mailing address. Thanks.

REVIEWS:
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 I just finished watching "What Democracy Looks Like", evening of April 10th '06, and in my oppinion Chun did a Great job, in the filming and production. As I had just written him the thing about the Documentary I really liked was that there is No Cover Narrative, except a reading of a personal letter from a service member that was in Iraq, which will bring tears to any eyes, it certainly did mine. He used music and song and the actual events sounds to narrate the Video as it moved along, thus giving you the feel of actually being back there as you watch.
For anyone who wasn't able to travel there, I met many from Calif., Oregon, Florida, and parts in-between, even Hawaii, you will feel the events as you watch, I'll bet on that. It was an Historical Weekend and will be remembered for years to come, as many of these Pro-Peace actions have from years past. Too Bad We, As A Nation, Didn't Learn What We Preached As That Nation, No More Wars Like Vietnam, And No More 'Walls'!!
I would suggest that this is a must see documentary from, I'm sure, a rising star in these types of movie productions! You'll be hearing more from Mr. Chun I'm sure!
James Starowicz
Member: Veterans For Peace
USN '67-'71 GMG3 Vietnam In-Country '70-'71 COMNAVFORV - CHNAVADVGRP MACV, RVN
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I watched it on my 64 inch TV today with a friend and it is so awesome. The pictures the music the activities are so well done!!!! It is so powerful and touched my soul. I am going to send one to a friend who maybe able to link it to Du if we have your permission. I will send one to Cindy also.
I also want to thank you for doing this. I wish everyone in the world could see it and realize that most of us in this country DO NOT support this war.
J. C.
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Good job on your video "What Democracy Looks Like"! I hope to air it on public access TV here in Washington state.
E.B.
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Thank you for sending this excellent DVD. I will circulate it around acquaintances who have not previously taken part in such a protest, but may be considering doing so in the future.
E. F.
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 Dear Mr. Pan,

 I just finished watching your excellent film,
 for the sixth time... this
 time with no less tears in my eyes than any of the
 previous viewings.

 Your film is indeed wonderful, and I can't thank you
 enough for your vision, creativity, and hard work to
 create such a fine portrayal of everything that was
 "the Camp Casey experience."

 I am 66 years old... retired from a Fortune 200
 company where I was the Director of Operations. For
 most of my adult life, I considered myself a staunch
 "conservative"... even campaigned hard for Barry
 Goldwater in the 1964 presidential election. Even
 so, some ten years ago, I began to find my soul. As
 one of Native American lineage, I began to spend
 some time each year in the Four corners area...
 mostly in the Navajo and Hopi reservations. There,
 my eyes began to open to a sense of community and
 the larger world around me. I began to read
 voraciously... learning the truth about politics and
 what governments really do. Needless to say, my
 conversion to what many call liberalism has been
 both deep and wide.

 Like many others, I found "the Camp Casey
 experience" a life-changing event. During my four
 days there, I was honored to visit with so many
 wonderful people... and probably best of all, I
 "found my voice."

 Mr. Pan, your film has allowed me to get a "booster
 shot" of the magic that was Crawford whenever I
 want... I thank you for that.

 Again, you have my deepest appreciation and respect!

 Blessings abounding to you, and Peace, sweet Peace
 to all!

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Hello all. I just finished watching the documentary by chunpan9@yahoo.com
If you have not yet ordered this extraordinary film, I urge you to do so. I actually watched it twice trying to get glimpses of people I knew and may have lost along the way. He truly captures the flavor and essence of our summer at Camp Casey 1 and Camp Casey 11.
Having spent my summer at the Peace House, providing transportation and moving people and settling crisis with the Crawford PD, I only just came to realize how much I really missed. It was a lot!
Camp People, you did a great job, and Chun, kudo's to you. The documentary is 54 minutes short :) and would make an excellent way to have your friends and neighbors get involved with our peace movement.
It is free but donations are welcome and accepted. I plan to order a few more for those who wanted to come but could not.
Your friend
B C