Jack O'Connell

Jack O'Connell was a film director, writer and producer. He was an overlooked pioneer of independent cinema, captured the zeitgeist of 60s America with Revolution, his iconic documentary of the San Francisco hippie counter-culture during the Summer of Love, 1967. Jack started out in spending 10 years in advertising. In 1959 he travelled to Italy to learn filmmaking in the spirit of Fellini and Antonioni.

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  Swedish Fly Girls

  Writer

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  L'Avventura

  Old Man on the Island (uncredited)

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  Greenwich Village Story

  Director

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  Revolution

  Writer

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  The Hippie Revolution

  Director

• 1996The Hippie RevolutionDirector
• 1971Swedish Fly GirlsWriter
• 1968RevolutionWriter
• 1963Greenwich Village StoryDirector
• 1960L'AvventuraOld Man on the Island (uncredited)