Michael Barone

'The Singing Revolution' Documentary Released in Theaters

April 21, 2008 RSS Feed Print

One of the most wondrous events of recent history was the nonviolent revolution of the Estonian people against the Soviet Union. Now James Tusty has brought his full-length documentary The Singing Revolution to theatrical release. I will have more to say about this wonderful film, but I wanted to give Washington-area readers a heads-up, since it's showing there.

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I was in Estonia last December. I wish I had seen this film before I went; it would have immeasurably enhanced an already wonderful experience.

s. terry of FL 10:21PM November 18, 2009

i love my country...estonia! :)

Xrix 10:05AM October 06, 2008

What a fabulous film. Will see it again this week.

Deb in KC of MO 9:18PM August 02, 2008

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Michael Barone is a senior writer for U.S.News & World Report and principal coauthor of The Almanac of American Politics. He has written for many publications—including the Economist and the New York Times.

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