Honk for Peace

Screened at FCFF 2025

Year 2025
Country USA
Runtime 17 min
Director Sabrina Greener
Notes First Time Filmmaker
Topics

Film Synopsis

In the wake of the Iraq war, anti-war protesters began gathering on a street corner in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Twenty years later, a small but dedicated group still gathers, their message unchanged.

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