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[A day in the life of the steelmakers]
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1960s |
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78 |
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[Hanoi; Tuesday the 13th]
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19-- |
Directed by Santiago Alvarez. |
40 |
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A Luta Continua (The Struggle Continues)
Directed by Robert Van Lierop
Records the songs, dances, and day-to-day life of the…
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1971 |
California Newsreel (Firm) |
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AV Geeks Archive |
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A Luta Continua (The Struggle Continues): Lierop, Robert F. Van
Directed by Robert Van Lierop; Records the songs, dances, and day-to-day life of the…
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Lierop Robert F. van California Newsreel (Firm) |
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AV Geeks Archive |
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Army
newsreel - circa 1969
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1969 |
Newsreel |
25 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +1 |
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Berkeley in the sixties
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1990 |
Kitchell Films in association with P.O.V. Theatrical Films ; produced & directed by Mark Kitchell ; written by Stephen Most, Mark Kitchell, Susan Griffin. |
117 |
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Black is-- black ain't
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1995 |
: A personal journey through black identity / Independent Television Service ; Signifyin' Works ; producer/director, Marlon T. Riggs ; co-producer, Nicole Atkinson ; co-director/editor, Christiane Badgley. |
88 |
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Black Panther a.k.a. Off the Pig (Newsreel #19)
Description: "A compelling document of the Black Panther Party leadership in 1967. This film contains a…
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1968 |
California Newsreel |
10:00 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +2 |
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Campamento
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1972 |
[presented by] Maryknoll ; an Amram Nowak Associates Production ; produced and written by Tom Cohen ; directed by Tom Cohen, Richard Pearce. |
26 |
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Cerro pelado
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1966 |
ICAIC, Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinematográficos; directed by Santiago Alvarez. |
60 |
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Controlling interest
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1978 |
: the world of the multinational corporation / producer, director, Larry Adelman. |
45 |
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Free Namibia
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1978 |
a United Nations production; directed by Jurgen Bergs, Simone di Bagno, Mark Robbins. |
27 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +1 |
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Generations of resistance
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1979 |
United Nations, Villon Productions, and Swedish Broadcasting ; producer, director, writer, Peter Davis. |
52 |
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Girls apart
This film profiles two 16-year-old girls, one black and one white, who inhabit the…
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1987 |
California Newsreel |
38 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +1 |
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Into the mouths of babes ...
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1978 |
CBS News; producer, Janet Roach; director, Ken Sable. |
28 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +1 |
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It's Not Working
This film discusses alternatives to plant shutdowns such as locally-based cooperative enterprises engaged in joint…
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1980 |
California Newsreel (Firm) |
25 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +1 |
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La Guerra olvidada
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1967 |
El Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinematográficos y la OSPAAAL presentan ; directed by Santiago Alvarez. |
25 |
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LBJ
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1968 |
Directed by Santiago Alvarez. |
20 |
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Los Siete
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1969 |
Newsreel. |
30 |
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My country occupied
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1971 |
produced by Newsreel. |
30 |
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Namibia
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1974 |
a United Nations film; producer, Ramakantha Sarma; executive producer, Gilbert Lauzun. |
24 |
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No Game
An essay on the October 21st, 1967 Pentagon demonstration to end the war in Vietnam.
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1967 |
San Francisco Newsreel |
17 |
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Only The Beginning
Deals with the confrontation which took place in the streets of Paris in May 1968 between…
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1971 |
San Francisco Newreel |
20 |
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San Francisco State :
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1969 |
on strike produced by Newsreel. |
25 |
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She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry
In a skit presented at an abortion rally in New York City on March 28, 1969…
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1969 |
The Newsreel Collective |
600 |
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE +1 |
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South Africa belongs to us : five portraits of women under apartheid
…Austin, California Newsreel (Firm)
Summary:Five black women describe their lives under the South African system…
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1983 |
[Distributed by Icarus Films] [Brooklyn New York] |
Genre:Documentaries and Factual Films |
Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive |
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The Business of America
Studies the effects of United States Steel Corporation's shutdown of its plant in Homestead, Pennsylvania…
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1983 |
California Newsreel (Firm) |
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AV Geeks Archive +1 |
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The Business of America...
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1983 |
California Newsreel; producers, directors, and writers, Larry Adelman, Lawrence Daressa, Bruce Schmiechen. |
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The Formula factor
Episode of Series “Man Alive”. Documents the problems and dangers of infant formula marketing and bottle…
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1978 |
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; producer, Rosalind Farber. |
28 |
Australian Centre for the Moving Image +1 |
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The Hired hands
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1985 |
produced by Channel 4 Television; producer, director, Judy Jackson. |
28 |
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The Woman's film
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1971 |
Cine News, Inc. |
40 |
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Whose progress?
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1981 |
an Education Media Film ; completed with assistance of the British Film Institute; this film was made by Diane Adderley, Mike Armitage, Pam Armitage, Biddy Ashburn, Duncan Brewer, Marilyn Butcher, Melanie Chait, Chris Cox, Bob Critchley, Nik Davidson, Taylor Downing, Tony Dutton, Peter Essex, David Evans, John Fiske, Mike Goldwater, Alan Hayling, Ken Hulme, Gillian Lacey, Noreen MacDowell, Pascoe MacFarlane, Pat Mantle, Bill Redway, Bill Ridgers, John Smith, David Skitton, Charlie Stafford, John Sturrock, Chris Thomas, Mike Trim. |
36 |
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Why work
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1976 |
WNET; produced by Al Levin. |
60 |
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Why Work? Part 1
Directed by Al Levin for WNET
Journalist Bill Moyers considers the nature, value, and consequences of…
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1976 |
California Newsreel (Firm) |
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AV Geeks Archive +1 |
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Why Work? Part 2
Directed by Al Levin for WNET
Journalist Bill Moyers traces the roots of unemployment back to…
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1976 |
California Newsreel (Firm) |
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AV Geeks Archive +1 |
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Women In China
Introduces several aspects of the change in status of women since the founding of the People…
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1978 |
Open Window Films |
35 |
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Woza Albert!
A film of the internationally renowned play by two black South Africans. Percy Mtwa and Mbongeni…
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1982 |
California Newreel |
54 |
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You have struck a rock!
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1981 |
written by Deborah May, Diana Boernstein ; coproduced by Deborah May & the United Nations. |
28 |
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