"Nadeem Uddin's documentary of Abe Osheroff presents us with a great man I think not possible to envision in our present generation."
- Edward Asner | Emmy Award-winning film and television actor and former Screen Actors Guild president
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One Foot in the Grave, the Other Still Dancing is concerned with Osheroff the teacher and critical thinker, who, though frail and confined to a wheelchair, inspired young people, turning some to activism. The core of the film is Osheroff's speech to college students in 2007, at 'a period of American history when an empire is falling apart.' His prognosis for their future is one of increasing austerity, demanding more citizen engagement. While 'a better world is necessary,' he leaves them with the message that not only are authentic, aware lives the most rewarding, but they empower the action that makes a better world possible."
- Valerie Schloredt |
YES! magazine
Press Reviews
YES! magazine | Valerie Schloredt | November 15, 2010
An Inspirational Political Life Captured on Film
Dissident Voice | Barbara J. Berg | September 9, 2009
