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Let the Fire Burn

2013·Documentary·1h 35m
7.1
Jason Osder delivers an account of the incidents leading up to and during the 1985 standoff between the extremist African-American organization MOVE and Philadelphia authorities. The dramatic clash would claim eleven lives and devastate an entire community.
Directed by Jason Osder

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Nathan
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Let the Fire Burn
the government and police force has always been full of psychopaths and “people” who dont genuinely care about others.
the government and police force has always been full of psychopaths and “people” who dont genuinely care about others.
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Gustav
Gustav
Let the Fire Burn
Incredibly tragic
Incredibly tragic
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mikeyj2
mikeyj2
Let the Fire Burn
So so powerful. A compilation of archived footage tells the story, no voice overs, no gimmicks - gives you the feeling that you were there when all this happened, which just makes it more poignant. Definitely a must-see. Everyone must know the story of what really happened that fateful day in 1985.
So so powerful. A compilation of archived footage tells the story, no voice overs, no gimmicks - gives you the feeling that you were there when all this happened, which just makes it more poignant. Definitely a must-see. Everyone must know the story of what really happened that fateful day in 1985.
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