Monkey Warfare

Two former activists live quietly in a city. There is a radical period in their past. Now they get by without being seen. They collect old things and sell them on. A bond of many years runs between them. Their days are made of habits. Then a young woman comes into their lives. She is a radical of her own generation. She begins by damaging large vehicles. Then she moves to harder methods against redevelopment. Because of her the pair’s past comes back. Old beliefs collide with present limits. The film tells this as comedy and as drama at once. Don McKellar, Tracy Wright and Nadia Litz appear in the seventy five minute film, a Canadian production Reginald Harkema finished in 2006.