Browse Films

How To Prevent A Nuclear War is a refreshingly upbeat and compelling look at the kinds of activities that anyone can engage in to lessen the threat of nuclear war.  Featured in fifteen unforgettable vignettes, are activists of all types including a suburban housewife who stuffs pamphlets in the pockets of fellow skiers while riding the ski lift, a group of small town citizens who visit their congressman, a high school student, a flight attendant, and the founder of an inner city gospel choir who conducts  concerts for peace.

Musical highlights include a spirited cabaret rendition of Tom Lehrer's satirical ditty "We Will All Go Together When We Go" and the Vernon Jones Gospel Singers in concert.

This inspiring film will leave viewers with the feeling that they can and must make a difference.

I loved it! This movie makes peace work as appealing as motherhood and apple pie.
Dr. Helen Caldicott

Contagious exuberance and down-to-earth inspiration... Unforgettable glimpses of ordinary people engaged in building peace now.
Sylvia Cabot Pigors
Disarmament Action Network

Excellent - and extremely effective! This is not just a film for peace groups - it is a film for any group concerned about our future.
Abigail Avery, Honorary Vice President
Sierra Club

This video lights up the TV and lifts up your heart.
Robert Schaeffer
Nuclear Times Magazine

Brandon has produced the film that organizers have been waiting for - the film that tells you not just how bad things are, but what you can do about it!
Anne Gallivan, Executive Director
Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility

AWARDS & SCREENINGS:

• Blue Ribbon, American Film Festival

• Festival Award, Columbus International Film Festival

• Women in the Director's Chair Festival award

• Best Films of the Year, Choice Magazine

• Bronze Award, Houston International Film Festival

• Museum of Modern Art

• Brattle Theater, Cambridge, MA