Sid Davis Redux #1: "Whither Thou Goest" (1948)

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The first in a series (weekly, I hope!) in which I will condense the works of trailblazing and utterly berserk American educational filmmaker Sid Davis to 1-2 minutes each. I am working with access to about half of his estimated 150 film output, mostly sourced from archive.org with a big thanks as well to Retrontario's Ed Conroy. I welcome input on where I could find more.

This is one of a few Christian films Davis made at the beginning of his filmmaking career, the only one I presently have access to.

Complete Record: The first in a series (weekly, I hope!) in which I will condense the works of trailblazing and utterly berserk American educational filmmaker Sid Davis to 1-2 minutes each. I am working with access to about half of his estimated 150 film output, mostly sourced from archive.org with a big thanks as well to Retrontario's Ed Conroy. I welcome input on where I could find more. This is one of a few Christian films Davis made at the beginning of his filmmaking career, the only one I presently have access to.

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it seems like the fight for freedom is never ending and as always there are sacrifices i just heard the news about harry i guess we knew all along that harry would never be back how did ours take it pretty well save this paint white lady yeah don't touch it oh it's you jim i told her i wanted to marry you well you might have picked a better time to tell her six months isn't long enough to last a lifetime why can't she see that i started to read the bible quite a bit you remember the story of ruth she was well you better read it for yourself sometime for whether thou goest i will go and where thou largest i will lodge i people shall be my people you remember what kind of a guy harry was he wanted everybody to be happy i suppose you're right jim i'll swell you're not losing a daughter


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