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1- Africa/ Sub-Saharan/ African history/ Peoples and Cultures/Gender
2-Native North Americans/ Native American Identity/ Politics/ Disputes
3--Asia/Asian Histories/Pacific/Indic/Eastern Religions/ Peoples & Cultures
4-Latin American/The Caribbean/Political/Peoples & Cultures/History
5-Middle East/Islam/Peoples and Cultures/History/Religions
6-Portugal/Lusophone areas/migrations/language/Cape Verde/people and cultures
7-Indigenous People/ Aboriginal/ Indigenous Rights
8-Migration/ Diaspora/ Southern New England/ Border/Human Traffic
9- Law & Judicial Systems/ Courts/ Crime/Disputes/Civil Rights/Justice
10-Health/Medical anthropology/ Healing/Health Disparities/ Health and Justice
11-Hunger/ Malnutrition/Food security/Nutrition/Diet/ Diet and gender
12-Stratification/ Consumption/ Globalization/Capitalism/ Labor
13-Representation/Mass Media/ Visual Culture/Performance/Imaging/Othering
14-Culture & Society/ Cultural Diversity/Theoretical/General theory
15-Race/Racism/ Race Relations/Slavery/Racial Categorization
16-Sexualities/Sexual Choices/Gender relations/Masculinities/ Femininities
17- Women/Women in the Workplace/Gender Inequality/Feminism/Sexism
18-Becoming Human/Human Evolution/ language & Evolution/Archaeology
19-Subsistance Systems/ Nomads/Peasants/Horticulture/Reciprocity
20-Kinship/Marriage/Motherhood/Lineage Systems/Cross-Cultural
21-European/Western Histories/Western Philosophy/Judeo-Christian
22-United States/ Nation/ Politics/ History/Politics/Cultures
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1- Africa/ Saharan/Sub-Saharan/ African history/ Peoples and Cultures/Gender
(back to index)
1-Mama Benz(1992). New York, N.Y.: Filmakers Library.
The colorful markets of Africa are often dominated by older women who control price
and determine who can buy their goods. These women rule the market and are treated
with deference. Thanks to their business acumen, they have amassed a great deal of
wealth. They are affectionately referred to as Mama Benz. Because each one has as her
trademark a chauffeured Mercedes Benz. This film focuses on one woman who presides
over the cloth market in Lome, Togo. She is a lavishly dressed matron with a fullystaffed mansion who proudly travels the rutted dirt roads in her limousine. Everyday she
takes her accustomed place in the stall, surrounded by gloriously colored textiles, and
haggles with her customers. The other market women look up to her. Perhaps one day
they too will attain her success and become a Mama Benz.
2- Austin, K. L., Torrice, A., Amnesty International USA, Institute for Policy Studies.
Africa Project, & Video Project. (1997). Forsaken Cries. San Francisco, CA: Video
Project.
The video incorporates historical footage of the colonial period, interviews with survivors
and analyses of key issues including: international law; history of the Great Lakes region;
failure of the international community, US policy and NGOs; the refugee crisis; women's
human rights violations; and the war crimes tribunal.
3- Barker, G., Powell, J., Silverbridge Productions, British Broadcasting Corporation.
Television Service, & PBS Home Video. (2004). Ghosts of Rwanda (Widescreen version
ed.). Alexandria, Va.: Distributed by PBS Home Video.
4-Chronicles the Rwandan genocide of 1993, one of the worst atrocities of the 20th
century. Includes interviews with key government officials, diplomats, and eyewitnesses
accounts.
5- Bernstein, H., ICA Video, & Institute of Contemporary Arts. (1984). Ellen Kuzwayo
with Hilda Bernstein. London: ICA Video.
Ellen Kuzwayo uses her autobiography "Call me woman" as a starting point in this video
to talk about her life in South Africa today.
6- Boulware, D., Carrier, T., Baker, A., & South Carolina Educational Television
Network. (1991). Family Across the Sea. San Francisco, Calif.: California Newsreel.
A delegation of Gullah people travels from the United States to Sierra Leone to trace the
roots of their heritage.
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7- Davidson, B., Csáky, M., Percival, J., Mitchell Beazley Television, RM Arts, &
Channel Four et al. (1984). Caravans of Gold ; the King and the City. Chicago: Home
Vision distributor.
Gives a history of Africa from many locations showing life as it is today plus archive film
and dramatized reconstructions. Traces the medieval gold trade from Africa to India,
China and Italy. Then, to explore the ways in which African kingdoms functioned,
Davidson visits Kano in Nigeria, where a king still holds court in his 15th century palace,
and ancient rituals continue to command the respect of the people.
8-Davidson, B., Harries, A., Percival, J., Mitchell Beazley Television, RM Arts, &
Channel Four et al. (1984). The Rise of Nationalism ; the Legacy. Chicago, Ill.: Home
Vision.
Program 7 follows the course of the major independence struggles beginning with the
situation in the Gold Coast and concluding with the fight for majority rule in Zimbabwe
and South Africa. Program 8 explores the problems and successes of the African states in
the aftermath of colonial rule.
9-Davidson, B., Mitchell Beazley Television, RM Arts, Channel Four, Nigerian
Television Authority, & Home Vision Select. (1997). Africa. Chicago, IL: Home Vision
Select.
Episode 1 discusses the ravages of slavery for over four centuries on the African
continent in comparison to some of the world's greatest civilizations, such as the
Pharoahs of Egypt. Episode 2 looks at how three different communities cope in varied
and hostile environments, from the cattle-herders in Kenya to the more prosperous
farmers in Sukur and Mali.
10-Davidson, B., Ralling, C., Percival, J., Mitchell Beazley Television, RM Arts, &
Channel Four et al. (1984). Different but Equal ; Mastering a Continent. Chicago: Home
Vision distributor.
Gives a history of Africa from many locations showing life as it is today plus archive film
and dramatized reconstructions. Discusses early civilizations that arose in Africa. Then
looks at three different communities to examine ways African peoples have adapted to
often hostile environments.
11- Dinesen, I., Dinesen, I., Thurman, J., Trzebinski, E., Redford, R., & Streep, M. et al.
(1992). Out of Africa. Universal City, Calif.: MCA Universal Home Video.
The true story of Karen Blixen, a strong-willed woman who, with her philandering
husband, runs a coffee plantation in Kenya, circa 1914. To her astonishment she soon
discovers herself falling in love with the land, its people and a mysterious white hunter.
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12- Drewal, M. T., & Drewal, H. J. (1992). Yoruba Ritual. Bloomington: Indiana
University Press.
13- Eyre, R., Montagnon, P., British Broadcasting Corporation, Ambrose Video
Publishing, & Time-Life Video. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video :
Ambrose Video distributor.
Visits the Zulu Independent Churches of South Africa to explore the Black African
response to Christianity. Traces the history of religious beliefs in Africa from the arrival
of the first Christian missionaries to the current rediscovery of the African religious
identity.
14-Eyre, R., Montagnon, P., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, &
Ambrose Video Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video :
Ambrose Video distributor.
Eyre reveals his motivations for embarking on an investigation of several of the world's
religions.
15- Filmakers Library, i., & Belkin, T. (1991). The Potters of Buur Heybe, Somalia. New
York, N.Y.: Filmakers Library.
In a small village in southern Somalia, only the men make the pottery, skillfully
coordinating their hands and feet. But, like their ancestors, the women mine the clay. This
program reveals the entire process of turning rough soil into beautifully decorated
pottery, and describes the role of pottery in the economy of the village.
16- Folly, A., Amanou production, & California Newsreel. (1994). Femmes Aux Yeux
Ouverts. San Francisco: California Newsreel.
Surveys social conditions faced by women in Burkina Faso, Mali, Senegal and Benin,
including circumcision, forced marriage, AIDS, and economic repression. Examines
grass-roots efforts toward education and improvement as Africa opens to democracy.
17- Freeman, L., & L & S Video Enterprises. (1998). African Art, Women, History.
Chappaqua, NY: L & S Video.
In Africa, as elsewhere, memory sustains the identity of a people. This documentary is
about Luba art and the relationship between women, art and history.
18-Gleason, J. I., Mereghetti, E., Kamel Film, & Filmakers Library, i. (1990). Becoming
a Woman in Okrika. New York, N.Y.: Filmakers Library.
Five females, fifteen to seventeen years old, undergo a traditional rite of passage that
used to be a necessary prelude to marriage in Okrika. This sequence of events takes place
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in the village of Ogbogbo, which is part of the Okrika community of Ijo-speaking people
who populate the Niger Delta in Rivers State, Nigeria.
19-Gordimer, N., Simon, B., & Perspective Films. (1980). Six Feet of the Country.
Northbrook, IL: Coronet Films & Video distributor.
A white South African couple find the turmoil of apartheid reflected in their marriage
when a dead Black man is discovered on their farm.
20-Herzog, W., & Interama. (1992). Wodaabe Les Bergers Du Soleil. New York, N.Y.:
Interama Video Classics.
Filming the Woodabe in the drought stricken Sahara, Herzog focuses on one tribal ritual.
Once a year in what amounts to a beauty pageant, the young men dress up and parade in
front of the women. Each woman must then chose and spend the next few nights with the
man she finds most beautiful.
21-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). A Clash of Cultures. S.l.:
This program shows the coexistence of many African traditions and modern life and the
conflicts and compromises that emerge from the mixing of cultures. It explores whether
Africa can synthesize its own heritage with the legacies of Islam and the West.
22-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). A Garden of Eden in Decay?. S.l.:
This program identifies the problems of a continent that produces what it does not
consume and consumes what it does not produce, showing Africa's struggle between
economic dependence and decay.
23-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). Global Africa. S.l.:
Illustrates African contributions to contemporary culture, including the significance of
the African diaspora, and examines the continuing influence of the superpowers on the
affairs of Africa.
24-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). A Legacy of Lifestyles. S.l.:
This program explores how African contemporary lifestyles are influenced by
indigenous, Islamic and Western factors. It compares simple African societies with those
that are more complex and centralized, and examines the importance of family life.
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25-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). The Nature of a Continent. S.l.:
Explores the link between geography and history in Africa. Examines Africa as the
birthplace of humankind and discusses the impact of geography on African history
including the role of the Nile in the origin of civilization and the introduction of Islam to
Africa through its Arabic borders.
26-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). New Conflicts. S.l.:
Explores conflicts and tensions inherent in the juxtuposition of the three heritages of
Africa: traditional African, Western and Islamic. It looks at the ways these conflicts have
contributed to the rise of nationalist movements, the warrior tradition of indigenous
Africa, the jihad tradition of Islam, and modern guerilla warfare.
27-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). New Gods. S.l.:
This program examines the factors that influence religion in Africa, paying particular
attention to how traditional religions, Islam, and Christianity co-exist and influence each
other.
28-Mazrui, A. A., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Weta-Tv.
(1986). Tools of Exploitation. S.l.:
Africa is a continent rich in natural resources but poor in its standard of living. This
program contrasts the impact of the West on Africa and the impact of Africa on the
development of the West, looking at the manner in which Africa's human and natural
resources have been exploited before, during, and after the colonial period.
29- New Yorker Films, New Yorker Video, Films de la Lagune, & Côte d'Ivoire. (1995).
Visages De Femmes. New York: New Yorker Video.
Politically and stylistically adventurous film exploring the links between feminism,
economics and tradition in modern-day Africa.
30- Peace Corps . Office of World Wise Schools. (1995). World Wise Schools Presents
Destination: Cameroon. Washington, D.C.: Peace Corps.
Describes daily life in Cameroon as experienced by Peace Corps volunteers who live and
work there.
31-Peace Corps . Office of World Wise Schools. (1995). World Wise Schools Presents
Destination: Lesotho. Washington, D.C.: Peace Corps.
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Describes daily life in Lesotho as experienced by Peace Corps volunteers who live and
work there.
32- Pickering, B., Onwurah, N., Otto-Sallies, Z., & Latifah. (2002). Mama Africa
(Letterbox ed.). New York, NY: Distributed by Wellspring Media.
Three contemporary fables set in Namibia, Nigeria and South Africa. Each story presents
a young person with great potential who is overwhelmed by poverty and makes bad
choices when tempted to do wrong. Each film is introduced by Queen Latifah.
33- Rouch, J. (1996). Jaguar. Watertown, MA: Documentary Educational Resources.
Three young men from the savannah of Niger leave their homeland to seek wealth and
adventure on the coast and in the cities of Ghana. This is the story of their travels, their
encounters along the wayu, their experiences in Accra and Kumasi, and after three
months, their return to their families and friends at home.
34-Rouch, J., Braunberger, P., & Interama. (1965). La Chasse Au Lion a l'Arc. New
York, N.Y.: Interama, Inc.
An ethnographic study of the Fulani people, nomads who live with their herds on the
boundaries of Niger and Mali and the Gao people, lion hunters who use bow and arrow to
kill their prey.
35-Rouch, J., Diawara, M., Formation Films, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen, &
Association relative à la télévision européenne. (1995). Rouch in Reverse. San Francisco,
CA: California Newsreel.
The first film to look at European anthropology from the perspective of its subjects.
Malian filmmaker and New York University professor, Manthia Diawara, examines the
anthropological enterprise through the work of Jean Rouch, perhaps the most
distinguished ethnographic filmmaker living today. The two discuss Rouch's work.
36- Robertson, C. C., & Indiana University. Press. (2000). Second Face. Bloomington,
IN: Indiana University Press.
37-Berida Ndambuki, a 62-year-old staples trader, life is depicted; we see her
involvement in women's group, her friendships and family, and the living conditions of a
large number of Kenyan women.
38-Scotta, C., Benjo, C., Sissako, A., Besse, J., Rachid, N. B., & Keïta, S. et al. (1998).
La Vie Sur Terre. S.l.; San Francisco, CA: WinStar Cinema; Distributed by California
Newsreel.
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"a film about the significance of the start of the 21st Century for people still struggling to
enter the 20th. [Abderrahmane Sissako's] solution was to improvise a 'fictional
documentary' out of daily life in Sokolo, his father's village in Mali near the southeastern
corner of Mauritania. He then overlaid these vignettes with readings from Aimé Césaire
Behind all of this, he weaves the melancholy tones ["Folon"] of the great Malian tenor,
Salif Keita [and music by other artists]"--Container.
39-Sissako, A., & California Newsreel. (1997). Rostov-Luanda. San Francisco, CA:
California Newsreel.
Sissako spent a year in Rostov on the Don and there became friends with a young man
from Angola. This film chronicles the director's search for a friend of the past. In this
personal retrospective, Sissako encounters present-day Angola and traces the great lines
of Africa's recent history.
40- Yamamoto, H., McArthur, S., Yoshida, H., Ichikawa, K., Ichihashi, Y., & Nihon
BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha et al. (1996). The JVC Smithsonian Folkways Video Anthology
of Music and Dance of Africa. Japan; Barre, VT: JVC, Victor Company of Japan;
Distributed by Multicultural Media.
A three-part educational project that focuses on local performance styles to present the
folk music and dance traditions of Africa. Each cassette is accompanied by a book of
written commentary containing background information to help the viewer better
understand the performances.
40- Wood, M., Maryland Public Television, Central Independent Television, & Ambrose
Video Publishing. (1991). Egypt. New York, N.Y.: Ambrose Video Publishing.
Pharonic Egypt, dating from 3100 BC, was the longest lasting of the ancient civilizations
and created the state institutions on which nations are still built - bureaucratic
government, organized religion and international trade.
41-Walker, A., Parmar, P., Dorkenoo, E., Hauer Rawlence Productions, Our Daughters
Have Mothers, & Channel Four et al. (1993). Warrior Marks. New York, NY:
Distributed by Women Make Movies.
Documentary about female genital mutilation in Africa. Includes interviews with victims,
activists against female circumcision.
42-Sopher, S., Kinoy, P., Harris, K., Developing News Inc, Channel Four, & Southern
Africa Media Center. (1986). Witness to Apartheid. San Francisco, CA: Southern Africa
Media Center : California Newsreel.
Documents terrorism practiced against black children and students by the South African
police and army.
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43-Waterston, S., & Time Life Video & Television. (1995). Africa. Alexandria, Va.:
Time-Life Video and Television distributor.
Because the white settlers of Africa couldn't believe that natives were responsible for the
once great kingdoms of Great Zimbabwe and the Swahili Coast, these ancient cultures
were either credited to wandering Phoenicians, the Queen of Sheba or other white
travelers. Now the place where human history began is being reclaimed by descendants
of those lost cultures, and the glories of their accomplishments are revealed.
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2-Native North Americans/ Native American Identity/ Politics/ Disputes (Back to
index )
1-Abnaki(1982). Boulder, Colo.: Centre Productions, Inc.
Interviews demonstrate feelings of Maine Indians about their present day plight. Includes
a segment from the MacNeil Lehrer report (1977) about the claim by the Passamaquoddy
and Penobscot Indians to 2/3 of the state of Maine by right of ancient treaties, which was
settled out of court in 1980.
2- Badger, M. O., Nelson, R. K., Kuac-Tv, & University of Alaska Fairbanks. (1987).
Make Prayers to the Raven. Fairbanks: Kuac.
A video about the social life, beliefs, traditions and culture of the Koyukon Indians in
Alaska.
3- Bear, J., Jones, M., Todd, L., & Urban Rez Productions. (2003). Ravens and Eagles.
Vancouver, B.C.: Urban Rez Productions : distributed by Moving Images.
Nika and Vince Collison, Haida repatriation committee members, visit the British
Museum in London to open a discussion on repatriating Haida artifacts.
4- Borden, J., Lyman, W., Peace River Films, PBS Video, & Kaet-Tv. (1985). Seasons of
a Navajo. Washington, D. C.: PBS Video, 1985.
Presents one family's kinship with the earth through the cycle of seasons.
5- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service. (1976). The Crooked Beak of
Heaven. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Visits a potlatch and other traditional ceremonies of the Gitksan, Haida, and Kwakiutl
Indians of British Columbia and the State of Washington. Examines their customs and
lifestyle and shows how they perform rituals and manufacture ceremonial objects.
6- Chedd, G., Wescott, D., & Public Broadcasting Associates. (1990). Myths and the
Moundbuilders. United States; Beverly Hills, Calif.: PBS Home Video; Pacific Arts
Video distributor.
This film explores the theories about the origins of the earthworks created by the
Hopewell (300 B.C.-300 A.D.) and Mississippian (ca. 1200 A.D.) cultures.
7- Costner, K., Harrison, G., Leustig, J., Tig Productions, RCS Films & TV, & Majestic
Films and Television International. (1995). 500 Nations. Burbank, Calif.: Warner Home
Video.
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8- Curtis, E. S., McLuhan, T. C., Wheeler, D., Sutherland, D., Watson, P., & Shadow
Catchers, I. et al. (1993). The Shadow Catcher. New York, N.Y.: Shadow Catchers, Inc.;
Mystic Fire Video, Inc., distributor.
A film that retraces Curtis' journeys from the pueblo regions of the Southwest, north to
British Columbia and Alaska, using re-creations of events from his source materials:
unpublished journals, field notes, private letters and all of Curtis' recoverable film
footage of the trip.
9- Debo, A., Abrash, B., Sandlin, M., Institute for Research in History, Wgbh, & PBS
Video. (1988). Indians, Outlaws and Angie Debo. Alexandria, VA: PBS Video.
A profile of historian Angie Debo. Focuses on her research in the 1930s uncovering a
statewide conspiracy that deprived the Oklahoma Indians of their oil-rich lands and the
efforts of officials and business interests to suppress her findings.
10-Erdrich, L., Dorris, M., Moyers, B. D., Public Affairs Television, & PBS Video.
(1991). The Broken Cord. Alexandria, VA: PBS Video distributor.
Bill Moyers interviews writers Louise Erdrich and Michael Dorris who talk about their
work, their American Indian heritage, fetal alcohol syndrome, and parenthood.
11- Ferrero, P., Gregory, M., Chinlund, J., & New Day Films. (1983). Hopi, Songs of the
Fourth World. Wayne, NJ: New Day Films.
A compelling study of the Hopi Indians that captures their deep spirituality and reveals
their integration of art and daily life. Amidst beautiful images of Hopi land and life, a
variety of Hopi people speak about the preservation of the Hopi way.
12- Films for the Humanities. (1986). America's Indians. Princeton, NJ: Films for the
Humanities.
The path of the North American Indians across the landbridge from Asia; how the North
American Indians lived when the white man came; the life of the Plains Indians in the
mid-19th century; Westward expansion led inevitably to seizure of Indian lands and
destruction of Indian culture; treaties reserving Indian lands were broken resulting in
bloodshed where Indians won battles but lost the war; an Indian prophecy said that when
the bison is gone, the end of the Red Man will be near.
13- Goodwin, N., Wgbh, Wnet, Kcet, & PBS Video. (1988). Geronimo and the Apache
Resistance. Alexandria, VA: PBS Video.
Chiricahua Apaches tell their own story, a different story from the myths we have learned
about the Apaches and about Geronimo.
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14-Grant, M., Borden, J., Geiogamah, H., Foulkrod, P., & Turner Home Entertainment
Group. (1994). The Native Americans. Atlanta, Ga.: Turner Home Entertainment.
Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their
own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from
which they came.
15- Jocelyn Riley Productions. (1992). Winnebago Women. Madison, Wis.: Jocelyn
Riley.
Features five Wisconsin Winnebago Indian women telling about their lives in their own
words. The production features full-color photography of Winnebago baskets, moccasins,
buckskin dresses, beadwork and other examples of a living cultural and artistic tradition.
16- Keach, S., & Public Broadcasting Associates. (1988). Seeking the First Americans.
Washington, D.C.: PBS Video.
Examines the theories of archaeologists who are searching for clues to the identity of the
first people to reach North America between 11,000 and 50,000 years ago.
17- Lesiak, C., Jones, M., Keach, S., McCullough, D. G., & PBS Video. (1991). In the
White Man's Image. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
A look at the education of a certain group of American Indians in the Carlisle School for
Indian Students founded by Richard Pratt in the early part of the 20th century as an
attempt to change their heritage and values. Includes the story of Cheyenne warriors who
were exiled to St. Augustine, Florida as the first group of Indians to be schooled under
Mr. Pratt's direction.
18- Lewis, A., Hansell, T., Headwaters, & Appalshop Films. (1995). Evelyn Williams.
Whitesburg, KY: Appalshop.
Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, an environmental group, protests oil and gas
company operations on Evelyn Williams' land. Williams also discusses her life.
19- Lyons, O., Moyers, B. D., Mystic Fire Video, Inc, & Public Affairs Television.
(1991). The Faithkeeper. New York, N.Y.: Mystic Fire Video.
Faithkeeper Oren Lyons, a chief of the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga Nation, discusses
ancient Native American prophecies of the ecological disasters now faced by society.
Lyons speaks of respect for nature, of the spiritual basis of law, the importance of
participating in community, and of our responsibility to future generations.
20-Macaya, R., Masayesva, V., Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen, IS Productions, & Facets
Video. (1984). Itam Hakim, Hopiit. Chicago, IL: Facets Video.
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Storyteller Ross Macaya tells stories from the myths and history of the Hopi people.
Illustrated with dramatic nature photography of the Southwest and scenes from Hopi
daily life and ritual.
21- Momaday, N. S., & Wisconsin Public Television Network. (1991). Winds of Change.
Madison, Wisc.: Wisconsin Public Television.
The struggle to maintain Indian identity and the very existence of sovereign Indian
nations within the United States is examined. An intimate look at several Indian nations
including the Hopi, Iroquois, Navajo and Lummi.
22- Public Broadcasting Associates. (1981). The Chaco Legacy. Washington, D.C.: PBS
Video.
Examines the inhabitants of Chaco Canyon in New Mexico and their high level of
technical development achieved over 900 years ago. Shows their extensive water control
system, the large network of roads they constructed and several mammoth structures they
built.
23- Yellow Hair, M., Parallax Productions, Access Productions, Wgbh, PBS Home
Video, & Pacific Arts Video. (1990). The Spirit of Crazy Horse. United States: PBS
Home Video : Distributed by Pacific Arts Video.
Milo Yellow Hair recounts the story of the Sioux Indian's struggle to reclaim their
ancestral homeland, and the program investigates the simmering conflict of recent
decades and offers a perspective on the choices that lie ahead.
24-Wheeler, C., Hutchinson, S., Thomas, P., Berger, L., Nakai, R. C., & Utley, R. M. et
al. (1993). A Good Day to Die ; Kill the Indian, Save the Man (Discovery Channel
collector's ed.). Bethesda, MD: Discovery Channel; Distributed by Discovery Enterprises
Group.
Part 1. Westward expansion and gold prospecting forces the Lakota Indians into conflict
with the U.S. government, culminating in the battle with General George A. Custer's
forces at Little Bighorn -- Pt. 2. Lakotas and Cheyennes, confined to inadequate
reservations and victimized by the Indian reform movement, turn to spiritualism and
ritual; the resulting hysteria among whites fuels tensions that lead to the Wounded Knee
massacre.
25-Wheeler, C., Hutchinson, S., Thomas, P., Utley, R. M., Nakai, R. C., & Ardman, H. et
al. (1993). A Clash of Cultures ; I Will Fight no More, Forever (Discovery Channel
collector's ed.)Discovery Channel ;$aBethesda, MD : Distributed by Discovery
Enterprises Group.
Part 1. Recounts the displacement of the Navajo Indians by western expansion in the 19th
century and their subsequent privation -- Part. 2. Relates the Nez Percé Indians' flight
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from reservation confinement and their battle against the U.S. Army in the Pacific
northwest.
26-Wgbh. (1976). The Mystery of the Anasazi. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Inquires into the mystery of the unknown builders of ruins discovered by the Navajo
Indians 300 years ago. Considers questions such as who these people were, what
happened to them, and why they disappeared.
27-Thomas, P., Hutchinson, S., Wheeler, C., Ardman, H., Berger, L., & Nakai, R. C. et
al. (1993). Always the Enemy ; "the Only Good Indian, is a Dead Indian" (Discovery
Channel collector's ed.). Bethesda, MD: Discovery Channel; Distributed by Discovery
Enterprises Group.
Part 1. The Apaches of the 19th century southwestern United States, led by Cochise,
Geronimo, and others, struggle against westward expansion and the U.S. Army to
maintain their lands and way of life -- Pt. 2. Depredation of the buffalo and unjustifiable
massacres by U.S. and Mexican military forces drive the peaceful Cheyenne to war with
settlers and the U.S. government.
28-Smith, H., Solaris, & Solaris Lakota Project. (1987). Live and Remember. New York,
NY: Solaris.
Features interviews with Lakota elders, medicine men, educators, traditional singers and
dancers about their sacred traditions and the challenge of keeping them alive and
meaningful in America today, as well as archival drawings and photographs.
29-Schultz, E. B., & Tougias, M. (2000). King Philip's War Bride Media International.
"Location footage at Plymouth Plantation, reenactment of war scenes, and detailed maps
and illustrations provide dramatic insight into one of America's bloodiest and leastknown wars." -- Cassette case
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3-Asia/Asian Histories/Pacific/Indic/Eastern Religions/ Peoples & Cultures (Back to
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1-Antoine, J., Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale de télévision en couleur
"Antenne 2". (1989). The Age of the Shoguns. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities.
Looks at the history of Japan during the age of the Tokugawa family, the era of Edo, a
period of over two-and-a-half centuries during which Japan was sealed off from the rest
of the world. Topics include the established classes of daimyo, samurai, farmer and
merchant, the political organization of the shogunate, the growth of the merchant class
and the development of Kabuki, the delineation of Japanese sensibilities and the meaning
of Seppuku.
2-Antoine, J., Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale de télévision en couleur
"Antenne 2". (1989). Buddha in the Land of the Kami. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the
Humanities.
Begins with the creation myth of Japan and explains the origin and scope of the Kami
concept; explains the arrival of Buddhism and how Buddhism and the Kami were
assimilated; discusses the role of Chinese culture, style, and writing in Japanese culture;
and demonstrates how the Japanese garden epitomizes the Japanese view of the
relationship between man and nature, space, time, and reality.
3-Antoine, J., Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale de télévision en couleur
"Antenne 2". (1989). The Coming of the Barbarians. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the
Humanities.
The Japan of shoguns and samurai, discovered by the Portuguese in 1540, soon appeared
to be swept away by a wave of Westernization. This program presents a portrait of the
regent Hideyoshi, illustrating his lifestyle, his taste, and his abrupt shift in direction :
Christian priests and converts were persecuted and martyred and, in 1650, Japan shut
tight its doors to the outside.
4-Antoine, J., Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale de télévision en couleur
"Antenne 2". (1989). The Essence of being Japanese. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the
Humanities.
Covers the events of the 20th century -- the earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the
accession of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, the Pacific
War, Hiroshima, and the American occupation of Japan -- but the primary focus is on
what makes Japan Japanese.
5-Antoine, J., Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale de télévision en couleur
"Antenne 2". (1989). The Meiji Period. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities.
The arrival of Commodore Perry in 1854 set the stage for Japan's dramatic leap from the
Middle Ages into modernity. In 1868, the last shogun gave way to a 15-year-old Emperor
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who dressed in Western-style clothes. Edo became Tokyo, education became a national
passion, and the dichotomy between ancient shared values and new imported styles and
forms deepened.
6- Bestor, T. C., Earlham College. Institute for Education on Japan. Media Production
Group, Earlham College. Institute for Education on Japan. Center for Educational Media,
& Hÿsÿ Kyÿiku Kaihatsu SentÇ. (1992). Neighborhood Tokyo. Richmond, IN: Center for
Educational Media, Institute for Education on Japan, Earlham College.
Portrays Miyamoto-chÿ, a community of family enterprises just south of central Tokyo.
Shows how residents strive to maintain the close social ties, symbols of local identity,
and community rituals against the pressures of present social and economic conditions.
7- Educational Video Network, Inc. (1991). Origins of India's Hindu Civilization.
Huntsville, Tex.: Distributed by Educational Video Network.
Discusses the development of Hinduism, its religious beliefs, and its effect upon the
peoples of the Indian subcontinent. Shows examples of ancient Hindu art.
8- Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
9-Eyre visits Sri Lanka and India to discover the type of Buddhism practiced throughout
Southeast Asia. Includes talks with monks, school children, novices, and housewives who
describe their own religious experiences and discuss the high moral standards demanded
by Buddhism.
10-Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
The Buddhism of Japan is described and contrasted with that of Sri Lanka. Various
aspects of Zen Buddhism are considered, such as meditation, calligraphy, swordfighting,
archery and the tea ceremony.
11-Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
Describes the polytheistic nature of Hinduism by visiting various places in India and
showing local rituals practiced. Characterizes Hinduism as a philosophy or way of life
rather than a rigid code of behavior or dogma.
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12-Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
Examines the different types of religious beliefs that make up the spiritual life of Taiwan,
including a Confucian respect for the past, the cosmic pattern of the Tao that manifests
itself through the oracles, and the worship of local gods who dispense justice and favors.
13-Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
Focuses on the new religious concerns of young people living in the San Francisco Bay
area; here religious ideas and life styles of East and West mingle and people brought up
in a largely Christian cultural climate look East to Taoism, Hinduism and other Eastern
religions for inspiration.
14-Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
Visits the Torajas of Indonesia to investigate the experience of primal worship. Explores
the reasons for the remarkable survival of the Torajas' religion at a time when other
primal religions are dying out as a result of contact with the outside world.
15- Film Australia, & Films Incorporated. (1980). The Human Face of Hong Kong.
Better Rich than Red. Chicago, Ill.: Films Incorporated.
Hong Kong is a successful manufacturing and trading center, and a popular tourist
stopover. This program portrays the lifestyle of the wealthy and powerful people of Hong
Kong.
16- Films for the Humanities. (1992). Principles and Practices of Zen. Princeton, N.J.:
Films for the Humanities.
The program follows in the path of a student priest, showing the physical and mental
disciplines demanded in the process leading to satori or enlightenment.
17- Kane, B., & CGI Productions. (1988). When Night Comes. Ontario, N.Y.: CGI
Productions.
Looks at the Vietnam of 1988 with emphasis on contemporary problems resulting from
the damage and destruction left by the Vietnam War, and the efforts of the Vietnamese
people to rebuild their country and their culture.
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18- Kohn, R., Hudson, P., & First-Run Features. (1985). Lord of the Dance, Destroyer of
Illusion. New York, NY: First Run Features.
Filmed in a remote region of Nepal within the shadow of Mt. Everest, Lord of the Dance
documents activities at two Buddhist monasteries where Sherpas and Tibetans preserve a
unique way of life and vision of the world. The film focuses on the ancient Mani-Rimdu
festival of "awakening" and on Trulshig Rinpoche, the Tibetan Lama who directs its
performance.
19- Kuhn, R. L., Zhu, A., Morris, E. J., Li, Q., Fruchtman, R., & Crowley, J. et al. (2004).
In Search of China. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities and Sciences.
"Illuminates the profound consequences of China's commitment to build a free market
system and the resultant unleashing of the dynamism, energy, and entrepreneurial spirit
of the Chinese people goes beyond the impressive statistics of economic growth to tell
the human story of China today"--Container.
20- Lin, Q., Hou, X., Wu, N., Zhu, T., WinStar TV and Video, & Fox Lorber Films.
(2001). Xi Meng Ren Sheng. Taipai City; New York, NY: ERA International Ltd.;
WinStar TV & Video.
Based on the memoirs of Li Tien-lu, Taiwan's most celebrated puppeteer, The
Puppetmaster tells the tale of one man's struggle against adversary. Spanning the years
from Li's birth in 1909 to the end of Japan's fifty-year occupation of Taiwan in 1945, this
story captures the puppetmaster's hardships during this war-torn ear. The portrait that
emerges reflects the emotionally complex state of Chinese society during the first half of
the twentieth century.
21- Lindvahl, C., Nayak, M., Teutopolis High School, & Peace Corps . Office of World
Wise Schools. (1995). Destination: The Marshall Islands. Washington, D.C.: Peace
Corps, World Wise Schools.
A film made by high school students from Teutopolis, Illinois, describing the culture and
geography of the Marshall Islands.
22-Project Emperor-1, & Voyager Company. (1991). The First Emperor of China. Santa
Monica, CA: Voyager.
An outgrowth of Project Emperor-I, a research and development project led by Dr.
Ching-chih Chen to investigate the site of the 3rd century BC tomb of Qin Shi Huang Di,
the first emperor of China, who unified china and built the Great Wall. Over 7,000 lifesize figures of warriors and horses stand guard near the emperor's tomb.
23-Rochlin, S., Elliott, M., Slotover, R., Allied Artists Pictures Corporation, & Snow
Lion Communications. (1985). Tantra of Gyüto. New York, N.Y.: Mystic Fire Video.
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An account of the secret Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies by monks of Gyüto Tantric
College. Film is prefaced by an account of Tibetan history.
24-Rochlin, S., Spera, M., & Standlee, L. (1985). Nepal. New York: Mystic Fire Video.
Nepal's unique mixture of Buddhism and Hinduism is demonstrated by the invocation of
deities, meditation training for Tibetan monks, and belief in local spirits by Sherpas in the
Everest region. The role of lamas as psychic healers and spiritual guides is explored.
25- Tian, Z., Kino International Corporation, Longwick Production Ltd, & Chuo Eyetos
& Co., Ltd. (1993). The Blue Kite. New York: Kino On Video.
Banned in China, this film is the most acclaimed and controversial to come out of the
new Chinese cinema. Told from the perspective of a young boy, Tietou, it traces the fate
of a Beijing family and their neighbors through the political and social upheavals in
1950's and 60's China.
26-Zhang, Y., Hou, X., Li, G., Jingwu, M., & Orion Pictures. (1992). Raise the Red
Lantern. New York, N.Y.: Orion Home Video.
Set in 1920's China, 19-year-old Songlian has become Fourth Wife to the wealthy Chen.
Yet she must share her husband with three existing wives. Each must wait until dusk for
the arrival of a red lantern, which signifies with whom the master will sleep tonight.
When Songlian discovers that the other wives cheat to win the red lantern, she decides to
join the fight for Chen's attention.
27- Wood, M., Maryland Public Television, Central Independent Television, & Ambrose
Video Publishing. (1991). China. New York, N.Y.: Ambrose Video Publishing.
Despite decades of Communist rule, China continues to be influenced by Confucianism,
reverence for ancestors and harmony - ideas virtually unchanged since the Bronze Age.
28-Wood, M., Maryland Public Television, Central Independent Television, & Ambrose
Video Publishing. (1991). India. New York, N.Y.: Ambrose Video Publishing.
The ancient traditions of non-violence and spiritual search, honored by Hindus in the
present, were born in the Indus Valley 5,000 years ago and continues to influence life
today.
29- Waterston, S., & Time Life Video & Television. (1995). China. Alexandria, Va.:
Time-Life Video and Television distributor.
Study the "dynasties of power" from the 2nd century B.C. through the rise of the first
emperor to discover the achievements of ancient China. While uniting a vast land the
Chinese built the 2,600-mile Great Wall, invented paper, printing, the compass and the
world's first system of justice.
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30- Smith, H., & Moyers, B. D. (1996). Hinduism and Buddhism. Princeton, NJ: Films
for the Humanities & Sciences.
This program explores the two great religions to come from India. Huston Smith
uncovers the mysteries of multiphonic chanting among Tibetan lamas and meditates 8
hours a day with a Zen master.
31-Waterston, S., & Time Life Video & Television. (1995). Tibet. Alexandria, Va.:
Time-Life Video and Television distributor.
Isolated by the Himalayas, Tibet has developed a culture centered on lives of altruism,
the worship of the Dalai Lama as the manifestation of god on earth, and a perception of
life as a repeating cycle. Now, however, modern life is intruding and the Tibetans' quest
for peace, inner knowledge and nirvana may cease to exist.
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4-Latin American/The Caribbean/Political/Peoples & Cultures/History (Back to
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1-El Salvador, another Vietnam(1981). New York: Icarus Films.
Examines the conditions and events in El Salvador. Compares U.S. military aid,
involvement and policy in El Salvador to that in Vietnam during the 60's.
2- Ambrosino, M., PBS Home Video, Pacific Arts, & Public Broadcasting Associates.
(1993). The Incas. Alexandria, Va.; Los Angeles: PBS Home Video; Pacific Arts.
From the spectacular heights of Machu Piccu to jungle valleys and desert floors, this
video travels the awesome world of the ancient Incas. It reveals one of the most
impressive civilizations the world has ever known, and shows how they achieved their
stunning century of success.
3- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service. (1976). The Sweat of the Sun.
New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Visits various sites of ancient Inca and Aztec splendor and examines gold artifacts that
escaped the pillaging of the Spanish conquerors. Discusses the significance of these
objects and describes how they were used by Aztec and Inca priests in practical and ritual
fashion.
4- De Vries, S., Centro Félix Varela, & Frameline. (1995). Gay Cuba. San Francisco:
Frameline.
A look at homosexuality in Cuba, featuring interviews with lesbians and gay men.
5- Elshaw, K., & Films for the Humanities. (1990). Valdivia. Princeton, N.J.: Films for
the Humanities.
Exploration of the culture, arts and lifestyle of 5000 year old Valdivia in ancient Ecuador,
the oldest civilization of the American continents.
6- Fuentes, C., Gill, M., Newington, P., & Public Media Video. (1991). The Buried
Mirror. United States: Public Media Video.
Written and presented by Carlos Fuentes, the best-selling Mexican author, who looks for
his forebears in the mix of people that created Latin America: Spanish, Arab, Jewish,
Indian, and African. He asks what is unique in their culture that is cause for celebration in
the 500th anniversary year of Columbus.
7- Gomez, D., Dylan, B., Masters, R., Peter, Paul, and Mary, Interamerican Television
Affiliates, & Image Transform, i. (1986). The Situation. North Hollywood, CA: Image
Transform, inc.
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A frightening picture of two years of daily life in El Salvador's Civil War, and the
personal portrait of an American film crew who lived with a Salvadoran family for two
tragic years.
8-Goudvis, P., Richter, R., & Icarus Films. (1987). Under the Gun. New York, N.Y.:
Icarus Films.
Examines the kind of democracy that exists in Guatemala, after the Jan. 14, 1986
inaugeration of Mario Vinicio Cerezo Arévalo as the first civilian president in almost 20
years. Portrays the government's attempts to cope with the political, social and economic
problems of Guatemala, focusing on human rights, land reform, and continuing military
control.
9-Greenberg, M., Hamadi, N., McArthur, S., Okada, Y., Multicultural Media Associates,
& Nihon BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha. (1995). Central and South America. Montpelier, Vt:
Multicultural Media.
Central and South America are presented by selected performances that reveal general
features of the music of this very large region. Countries represented musically are
Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru and Venezuela.
10-Gutiérrez Alea, T., Llapur, S., Vives, C. G.,Luis Alberto, Rodr'riquez, N., Brouwer,
L., & Garcia Joya, M. et al. (1977). The Last Supper. New York, N.Y.: New Yorker
Video.
Set in Havana at the end of the 18th century, a guilt-ridden count invites twelve of his
plantation slaves to a "last supper" during which he attempts to teach them what he sees
as the crucial elements of Christianity, namely, submissive obedience to their master and
joy in suffering. When the count breaks his word, however, and forces the slaves to work
the next day (Good Friday), they revolt and the count's punishment is swift and brutal.
11- Hamadi, N., Greenberg, M., McArthur, S., Ohta, H., Multicultural Media Associates,
& Nihon BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha. (1995). The Caribbean. Montpelier, VT:
Multicultural Media.
The Caribbean is represented by a large number of examples from 14 countries that
together reveal the richness and variety of the music cultures of their region.
12-Hamadi, N., Greenberg, M., McArthur, S., Ohta, H., Multicultural Media Associates,
& Nihon BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha. (1995). Central and South America. Montpelier, VT:
Multicultural Media.
Central and South America are represented here by selected performances that reveal
general features of the music of this very large region. Countries covered include Belize,
Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Guatemala and Guyana.
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13- Hershon, E., Guerra, R., von Bonin, W., Kahlo, F., RM Arts, & Home Vision. (1983).
Frida Kahlo (1910-1954). Chicago, IL: Home Vision.
Profiles Frida Kahlo's work, her interest in politics and her tempestuous relationship with
husband Diego Rivera, leader of the Mexican muralist movement.
14- Jackson, J., Horsley, R., Reiter, J., Tirado, W., & First Run/Icarus Films. (1986).
Nicaragua, Development Under Fire. New York, NY: First Run Icarus Films.
An overview of the economic situation in Nicaragua and an examination of how
economic and social programs in Nicaragua are endangered by the Contra War and also
by the political intricacies of international aid.
15- Julia, R., de Beaufort, M., Wgbh, Channel Four, & Central Independent Television.
(1993). Get Up, Stand Up. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program focuses on
the issue of sovereignty of Caribbean and Latin American nations, looks at Jamaica and
Colombia. Examines political, economic and social problems in these countries and the
effects of intervention by the United States in their affairs.
16- Julia, R., Vecchione, J., de Beaufort, M., Campos, Y., Wgbh, & Channel Four et al.
(1993). Fire in the Mind. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. As Latin American
countries struggle to come to terms with their problems, many demand fundamental
structural change - revolution. This program focuses on revolutions in two countries: El
Salvador and Peru. It examines the conflict in El Salvador, rooted in issues of land and
poverty and where some of the problems are being addressed. But in Peru, serious
economic conditions and poverty have resulted in a violent and more deadly
revolutionary group, the Shining Path.
17-Julia, R., Vecchione, J., Field, R., Mendelbaum, J., Wgbh, & Channel Four et al.
(1993). In Women's Hands. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program focuses on
the women of Chile and how political and social changes since the 1970's has changed
the traditional role of women. Women have become a new force, changing families, their
communities and their country.
18-Julia, R., Vecchione, J., Field, R., Wgbh, Channel Four, & Central Independent
Television. (1993). Capital Sins. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
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A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program focuses on
Brazil - its economic and social conditions, people and resources and politics and
government.
19-Julia, R., Vecchione, J., Mandelbaum, J., Wgbh, Channel Four, & Central
Independent Television. (1993). Builders of Images. South Burlington, VT:
Annenberg/CPB Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. In this program, meet
artists from Puerto Rico, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina who are creating works that
reflect and influence their people's cultural identity.
20-Julia, R., Vecchione, J., Portillo, L., Wgbh, Channel Four, & Central Independent
Television. (1993). Mirrors of the Heart. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB
Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program focuses on
identity, race and ethnicity in three Latin American countries - Bolivia, Dominican
Republic and Haiti.
21-Julia, R., Vecchione, J., Telles, R., de Beaufort, M., Wgbh, & Channel Four et al.
(1993). Continent on the Move. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program focuses on
Mexico and the migration from rural areas to the cities. Examines the social and
economic problems in present day Mexico.
22-Julia, R., Vecchione, J., Young, V. L., Wgbh, Channel Four, & Central Independent
Television. (1993). Miracles are Not enough. South Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB
Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program examines the
changing role of religion and the Catholic Church in Brazil and Nicaragua. In the last 30
years, the religious landscape has changed dramatically, with new religions challenging
Catholicism, old and new beliefs mingling, and the Catholic Church undergoing
remarkable changes.
23-Julia, R., Veccione, J., Ash, D., Wgbh, Channel Four, & Central Independent
Television. (1993). The Garden of Forking Paths. South Burlington, VT:
Annenberg/CPB Collection.
A series of programs looking at contemporary Latin America. This program focuses on
Argentina - its history, politics and government, and economic and social problems and
conditions.
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24- López, R., & Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematográfica. (1989). El
Mensajero De Los Dios. La Habana, Cuba; New York: Instituto Cubano de Arte y
Industria Cinematográficos; distributed by Latin American Video Archives.
"In Afro-Cuban religions the drum is the messenger of the Gods, known as Orishas. This
records a ceremony in a Havana neighborhood using two drums as an offering to the
African Yoruba Gods, Yemaya and Chango."
25- Pegajosa Productions. (1985). Notes from Nicaragua. Atlanta, Ga.: Pegajosa
Productions.
The Small Family Orchestra, a five-person band based in Atlanta, Georgia, spent two
weeks touring Nicaragua in February 1985. This video is a compilation of their tour of
five of the seven regions of the country, during which time they sang and talked with
people from all walks of life to find out what Nicaragua is really like today.
26- Provost, R., Angier, J., PBS Home Video, & Public Broadcasting Associates. (1993).
Maya. Alexandria, Va.; Los Angeles: PBS Home Video; Distributed by Pacific Arts.
Archaeological work on the Mayan civilization in Central America is revealing new facts
about Mayan history, religion, agriculture, social structure, and art.
27-Questar Video, I. (1995). The Maya : Temples, Tombs, and Time. Chicago, IL:
Questar Video.
Using recent breakthroughs in deciphering Maya glyphs and archeological discoveries,
we take a new look at the Maya, now widely considered to have been the most brilliant
and advanced indigenous people of the Americas.
28- Syracuse Alternative Media Network. (1986). Queremos La Paz. Syracuse, N.Y.:
Syracuse Alternative Media Network.
In a series of interviews Nicaraguans speak about the Contras, the great aggression, the
Sandinista government, social conditions, and the struggle for peace.
29-University of California . Extension Media Center. (1986). The Excavations at La
Venta. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Extension Media Center.
Reviews the large scale excavations of the Olmec site of La Venta begun in 1955.
Includes a study of the results of the earlier investigations in 1942 and 1943, with
representative examples of primitive sculptures, carvings, and constructions found at the
excavation site.
30-Wenders, W., Felsberg, U., Nayar, D., Cooder, R., Ferrer, I., & González, R. et al.
(1999). Buena Vista Social Club. Santa Monica, Calif.: Artisan Entertainment.
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In 1996, a group of legendary Cuban musicians were brought together by Ry Cooder to
record a CD. This documentary shows some of their songs being recorded in the studio,
concert footage from Amsterdam and New York City, and some of the musicians talking
about their lives in Cuba and how they got started in music.
31-Waterston, S., & Time Life Video & Television. (1995). Maya. Alexandria, Va.:
Time-Life Video and Television distributor.
While Europe was in the midst of the Dark Ages, the Maya of Central America were
developing a culture responsible for a complicated writing system, mathematic and
astrological calculations and archeological marvels. Explore ruins in the jungles of
Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala to understand a people both sophisticated and
bloodthirsty and a society that collapsed with mysterious speed.
32- Wood, M., Maryland Public Television, Central Independent Television, & Ambrose
Video Publishing. (1991). Central America. New York, N.Y.: Ambrose Video
Publishing.
The sophisticated civilizations of the Aztecs, the Maya, and the Inca, their near
obliteration by the Conquistadores, the parts that survive today, and their influence on our
lives today.
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5-Middle East/Islam/Peoples and Cultures/History/Religions (Back to index)
1-Turkey(1994). Turkey: Turkish Ministry of Tourism.
Cultural and geographical description of Turkey.
2- The Faith of Islam(1980). Maryknoll, N.Y.: Maryknoll World Video Library.
This program provides an accurate view of Muslims. This religious group sometimes is
misrepresented by mass media. The program explains basic tenets of Islam with a
Muslim religious leader and a Maryknoll missioner who worked and lived among Islamic
faithful.
3- Abécassis, E., Gitai, A., Propper, M., Abecassis, Y., Hattab, Y., & Hori, S. et al.
(1999). Kadosh. New York, N.Y.: Kino International.
The story of two Hasidic sisters living in the Mea Shearim area of Jerusalem. Rivka and
her husband are deeply in love, but he obeys his rabbi father and divorces her after 10
childless years of marriage. Rivka's sister Malka loves a man who has left Hasidism after
joining the army, but accepts the marriage her parents have arranged to the rabbi's
assistant.
4-Arnoud, M., & Holm, I. (1988). Orient/Occident. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the
Humanities.
Describes the impact which Islam has had on the West, historically and culturally.
5-Arnoud, M., Holm, I., Films for the Humanities, R.M. Productions, & Société nationale
télévision française 1. (1988). Islam Today. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities.
Describes the Islamic scene today.
6-Arnoud, M., Holm, I., R.M. Productions, Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale
télévision française 1. (1988). The Islamic City. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the
Humanities, c1988.
Describes the architecture and important areas of several Islamic cities in various areas of
the Moslem world.
7-Arnoud, M., Holm, I., R.M. Productions, Films for the Humanities, & Société nationale
télévision française 1. (1988). Islamic Knowledge. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the
Humanities.
Describes how Islamic knowledge made significant contributions in the fields of
astronomy, physics, medicine, and engineering.
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8- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Ambrose Video Publishing.
(1993). The Living Islam. New York, NY: Ambrose Video Publishing.
This series is both about Islam as a living idea and about how that idea is lived. It is a
tour round the history, the faith(s) and cultures of Islam. The focus is on what it means to
be a Muslim in today's world, living with the Great Tradition of a world religion and the
Little Tradition of local, regional and village culture.
9- Eyre, R., British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Video, & Ambrose Video
Publishing. (1989). The Long Search. New York: Time Life Video; Ambrose Video
distributor.
Visits Egypt to explore the experience of Islamic worship. Includes interviews with a
number of Moslems who discuss their personal attitudes and approaches to their religion.
10- Islamic Publications International. (1991). Women in Islam. Berkley, CA: Islamic
Publications International.
This film will consider from an Islamic point of view, the issue of the woman, her
position in society, her role in human edeavour and her rights and obligations.
11- Kikim Media, Unity Productions Foundation, PBS Video, & Kqed-Tv. (2002).
Muhammad. S.L.: Kikim Media.
Tells the story of the seventh century prophet who changed world history in 23 years, and
continues to shape the lives of more than 1.2 billion people. Three years in the making,
the film takes viewers not only to ancient Middle Eastern sites where Muhammed's story
unfolds, but into the homes, mosques and workplaces of some of America's estimated
seven million Muslims to discover the many ways in which they follow Muhammad's
example.
12- R.M. Productions, & Films for the Humanities. (1988). Islamic Art. Princeton, N.J.:
Films for the Humanities.
"Discusses the architecture and sculpture of mosques and Koranic schools, the
illumination and calligraphy of sacred texts, music, the art of the garden, and the
influence of the abstract arabesque on Western art." -- container.
13-R.M. Productions, Société nationale télévision française 1, & Films for the
Humanities. (1988). The Five Pillars of Islam. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities.
The essential principles on which Islam rests--the five pillars--are discussed, described,
and put into historical perspective in this program. Viewers are introduced to the huge
international mosaic of Moslem believers, and the conflict between traditional teachings
and the effects of industrialization.
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14-Woodruff, J., Denton, R., Corporation for Public Broadcasting, & Films Incorporated.
(1986). The Master of Samarkand. Chicago, IL: Films Incorporated.
Abdugaffar Khakkulov, a Muslim master craftsmen, who restores mosques, defends the
charge of capitalist when he opened his own school in Samarkand.
15- Sardar, Z., Jamal, M., Ahmed, L., Films for the Humanities, & Epicflow. (1994).
Women and Islam. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
Leila Ahmed argues the case for revision of the widely-held views of the Islamic world
about the role of women, using examples from history and the role played by women in
the contemporary society. She explains the origin of the veil, and discusses the issue of
marriage and women's rights within marriage.
16- Wood, M., Maryland Public Television, Central Independent Television, & Ambrose
Video Publishing. (1991). Iraq. New York, N.Y.: Ambrose Video Publishing.
The beginnings of civilization in the region between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and
the long tradition of absolute rulers, many of whose policies have brought disaster on
what was once the first "Garden of Eden."
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6-Lusophone areas/migrations/language/Cape Verde/Kriolu/people and cultures
(Back to index)
1-Abouchar, C., Morris, K., Films for the Humanities, & ABC Television Network.
Religious Unit. (1999). Televangelism in Brazil. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities
& Sciences.
"Until recently, Brazil was the world's most populous Catholic nation--until the
Pentecostal Protestants began a televangical campaign that has resulted in a national
identity crisis. This program examines the TV ratings war between the Pentecostals and
the Catholics, whose charismatics are countering with television programming of their
own."--Container.
2- Bloch Produ?cões Ltda, & Manchete Video. (1980). Viagens as Terras De Portugal.
Rio de Janeiro: Manchete Video.
A picture of the Portuguese people shown through their habits, history, art, food and
music.
3- de Oliveira, M., Branco, P., Luís, A. B., Silveira, L., de Alba, C. S., & Cintra, M. L. et
al. (2001). Vale Abraão. Costa Mesa, CA: Vanguard Cinema/Sceneries Distribution.
Story of Ema, a very attractive young girl with enormous power over men. She marries
Dr. Carlo Paiva, who she is not attracted to, but is her father's friend and they move to the
Valley of Abraham. With time she begins to feel unhappy about her marriage, so, with all
the freedom she has, she takes a lover. A Portuguese reworking of themes from "Madame
Bovary."
4- Manso, F., Xavier, N., Ceiça, M., Diaz, C., Motta, Z., & Negromonte, V. et al. (1998).
O Testamento do Senhor Napumoceno. San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
"O Testamento do Senhor Napumoceno is an epic, or at least an epic farce, from one of
the world's least known but most culturally complex societies - Cape Verde. This classic
tale of the hollowness at the core of provincial bourgeois life introduces English speaking
audiences to Germano Almeida, one of the outstanding writers in Portuguese today. With
its novelistic breadth, the film offers a bildungsroman of a man and a society so caught
up in the pursuit of conventional success and prestige it overlooks its true self almost
until it is too late"--From the California Newsreel Web site.
5- Sant'Anna, S., Barreto, B., Barreto, L., Irving, A., Fagundes, A. A., & Borges, A. et al.
(2000). Bossa Nova. Culver City, Calif.: Columbia TriStar Home Video.
Tells the stories of several people in Rio with love problems. There's Mary Ann, a
widowed American schoolteacher who has given up on ever finding love again; Pedro, an
attorney separated from his wife; and Tania, (the wife) who may want him back. Then
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there's Roberto, Pedro's shy brother; Acácio, a soccer champ; Sharon, a law intern; and
Nadine, a young bohemian who thinks she's found the man of her dreams on the Internet.
6-Santos, N. P. d., Eckstein, K. M., Colasanti, A., Magalhães, A. M., Imbassahy Filho,
E., & Mauro, H. et al. (1995). Como Era Gostoso o Meu Francês. New York: New
Yorker Video.
7- Zantzinger, A. G., & Constant Spring Productions. (1986). Songs of the Badius.
Devault, Pa.: Constant Spring Productions.
Depicts the dance music of the Kriolu people of Santiago Island in the Cape Verde
Islands.
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7-Indigenous People/ Aboriginal/ Entitlements/Indigenous Rights (Back to index)
1-The Amazon(1991). Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Science, Inc.
Gives the history of the river and the land and peoples surrounding it.
2- Breeden, S., Wright, B., Kiley, R., National Geographic Society, & Wqed. (1988).
Australia's Twilight of the Dreamtime. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society.
Documentary about the environment and customs of a Northern Australian aborigine
tribe.
3- Collins, R. (2000). Amazon RainforestAmerican Investigator Television.
Shows the Amazon rainforest and the reasons the Investigator contends it is not on the
verge of extinction; and how the international community's efforts to preserve the
environment affects badly the native peoples.
4- Dunlop, I., & Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. (1980). Desert PeopleCRM
McGraw-Hill Films.
Depicts an average day in the lives of two families of the Western Desert of Australia,
showing what a great portion of their time is spent in the search for food.
5-Dutilleux, J., & Brando, M. (1979). Raoni. New York: Mystic Fire Video.
Documentary about the complex issues surrounding the survival of the indigenous Indian
tribes of the Amazon jungle, focusing on the Mekranoti tribe and its leader Raoni.
6- Echevarria, W., van Lennep, E., Rivera, P., Leppzer, R., & Turning Tide Productions.
(1992). Columbus Didn't Discover Us. Wendell, MA: Turning Tide Productions.
Indians from North, Central, and South America speak of the impact the Columbus
legacy has had on the lives of indigenous people.
7- Geoffrey O'Connor Realis Pictures, Inc, & Filmakers Library, i. (1992). At the Edge of
Conquest. New York, N.Y.: Filmakers Library.
Looks at the situation of the Waiapi Indians, a small isolated tribe that came in contact
with the outside world in the late 1970's. The film focusses on the charismatic leader,
Chief Wai-Wai as he travels from his remote village to Brazil's capitol.
8- Maryknoll World Video. (1900). Where Land is Life. Maryknoll, New York:
Maryknoll World Video.
The indigenous people of the Lake Titicaca region of Peru are reclaiming the land of the
area as their own.
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9- Maybury-Lewis, D., Biniman Productions Ltd, Adrian Malone Productions, Ltd, Kcet,
British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & PBS Video. (1992). Millennium.
Alexandria, VA: Distributed by PBS Video.
Designed to stimulate reflection and inspire a new look at what the modern world can
learn from tribal societies as we approach the millenium. Explores the values and
different world perspectives that hold many tribal societies together. Presents tribal
peoples in the dignity of their own homes and captures their customs and ceremonies
with extraordinary photography.
10- Menchú, R., Zurita, F., Alba Films, & Films for the Humanities. (1993). Rigoberta
Menchú. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
This program focuses on 1992 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Rigoberta Menchu, as she
discusses the lack of human rights for the indigenous people of Guatemala and her
commitment to the struggle for a more egalitarian society.
11- O'Connor, G., Scheider, R., Winborne, H., Realis Pictures, Miranda Smith
Production, & Filmakers Library, i. (1990). Contact. New York, NY: Filmakers Library.
This documentary, filmed in one of the most remote corners of the Brazilian Amazon,
depicts the impact of contact with the outside world on an isolated indigenous tribe, the
Yanomami Indians.
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8-Migration/ Diaspora/ Southern New England/ Border/Human Traffic (Back to
index)
1-The Schooner Ernestina Centennial Celebration(1995). New Bedford, MA:
A.C.C.E.S.S.
"Celebrates the centenary of the historic Schooner Ernestina ex. Effie M. Morrissey while
showcasing the talents of regional artists aware of the vessel's historic import"-accompanying letter.
2- Biemann, U., & Women Make Movies. (1999). Performing the Border. New York,
NY: Distributed by Women Make Movies.
Examines socioeconomic problems of the Mexican-American border region, focusing on
hardships faced by women in newly urbanized areas.
3-Saedi, G., Bashey, I., Aikin, S., Aparicio, C., Blumenthal, J., & James, S. et al. (2004).
The New Americans. Chicago, Ill.: Home Vision Entertainment.
Refugees Israel and Ngozi Nwidor flee violence in Nigeria, hoping for a fresh start in
Chicago. Dominican baseball prospects Ricardo Rodriguez and Jose Garcia travel from
Santo Domingo to spring training in Florida. Young Palestinian Naima is engaged to an
American and gets an opportunity to leave the West Bank to pursue a new life and career
in America.
4-Saedi, G., Bashey, I., Aikin, S., Aparicio, C., Blumenthal, J., & James, S. et al. (2004).
The New Americans. Chicago, Ill.: Home Vision Entertainment.
East Indians Anjan and Harshini Bacchu weather the highs and lows of Silicon Valley's
dot.com boom and bust. The second Palestinian Intifada and Sept. 11th profoundly
impact Naima in America. The Flores famiy discovers that their long journey from
Mexico to Kansas will not be their last. Israel and Ngozi face the most serious tests yet to
their dreams in America, while Barine comes within reach of her own American dream.
And Dominican baseball players Ricardo and Jose are at career crossroads: Will they
make it to the major leagues or not?
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9- Law & Judicial Systems/ Courts/ Crime/Disputes/Civil Rights/Justice (Back to
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1-The Constitution, that Delicate Balance(1984). New York, N.Y.: Media and Society
Seminars.
This seminar is made up of judges, journalists, government officials, lawyers, and
teachers discussing a hypothetical case on the rights of men and women.
2-Big Dan's Rape Trial(1983). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Law School, AudioVisual Department.
3- Correctional Justice(1974). Newark, N. J.: Seton Hall University School of Law.
Lectures on the differential treatment offered male and female offenders. Also probation
officer speaks on community based corrections programs.
A & E Home Video, Arts and Entertainment Network, & New Video Group. (1996).
Next: The Future just Happened. New York, NY: A&E Television Networks :
Distributed by New Video.
4- Bagwell, O., Bond, J., Hampton, H., Fayer, S., Else, J., & PBS Video et al. (2000).
Eyes on the Prize : America's Civil Rights Years. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
Third in a six-part documentary series on the American civil rights movement. This
episode chronicles the courage displayed by thousands of young people and college
students who joined the ranks of the civil rights movement and gave it new direction. In
1960, lunch counter sit-ins spread across the South, many organized by the new,
energetic Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. In 1961, on the Freedom Rides,
many young people faced violence and defied death threats as they labored to obliterate
segregation in interstate bus travel below the Mason-Dixon Line. The growing movement
toward racial equality influenced the 1960 Presidential campaign, and federal rights
versus states' rights became an issue.
5- BNA Communications. (1993). A Winning Balance. Rockville, Md.: BNA
Communications Inc.
6-BNA Communications. (1992). Myths Vs. Facts. Auora, Col.: Anderson-davis, inc. ;
distributed by BNA Communications Inc.
Shows how to deal with sexual harassment in the workplace before it results in lawsuits.
7- DeVinney, J. A., Crossley, C., Bond, J., Hampton, H., Fayer, S., & Else, J. et al.
(2000). Eyes on the Prize : America's Civil Rights Years. Alexandria, VA: PBS Video.
Fourth in a six-part documentary series on the American civil rights movement. Focuses
on a crucial phase in the civil rights movement: the emergence of mass demonstrations
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and marches as a powerful protest vehicle. In Albany, Ga., police chief Laurie Pritchett
challenged Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s tactics of nonviolent mass demonstration. In
Birmingham, Ala., school children steadfastly marched against the violent spray of fire
hoses and were jailed as a result. The triumphant 1963 march on Washington, D.C.
captured worldwide attention and garnered broad national support, helping to shift federal
policy.
8-DeVinney, J. A., Crossley, C., Bond, J., Hampton, H., Fayer, S., & Else, J. et al.
(2000). Eyes on the Prize : America's Civil Rights Years. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
Last in a six-part docmentary series on the American civil rights movement. In this
segment, the lessons of a decade are brought to bear in the climactic 1965 Freedom
March from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, when thousands joined together to march
fifty miles for freedom. During the drive to make voting rights a national issue, strategic
and ideological differences began to surface between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and the younger activists of the
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). As white "backlash" and
segregationist resistance intensified, President Lyndon B. Johnson promised to further the
movement's legislative goals. Then, as the movement began to splinter into factions, the
National Voting Rights Act became federal law.
9- Lazarus, M., Wunderlich, R., Kabat, S., & Cambridge Documentary Films. (1993).
Defending our Lives. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc.
Shows the magnitude and severity of domestic violence in this country. This video
features four women imprisoned for killing their batterers and their terrifying personal
testimonies. Each of these women tells her own horrific tale of beatings, rape and torture
at the hands of her husband or boyfriend.
10- Nader, L. (1981). Little Injustices. Boston, Mass.: Pbs.
Anthropologist Laura Nader compares the resolution of everyday complaints in law
between a small Zapotec Indian village and the United States. Studies are based on a 10year study of 5000 consumer complaints. She discusses the legal procedures and
remedies, and comments on the problems of an impersonal law and on large corporations.
11-Nader, L., & University of California . Extension Media Center. (1983). To make the
Balance. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Media Center.
Describes procedures used in a court in a bilingual Spanish-Zapotec town in Mexico in a
legal system where there is no gap between the legal profession and the man on the street.
12-Olin, C., & Chuck Olin Associates. (1992). Out of the Silence. Chicago, Ill.: Chuck
Olin Associates.
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After describing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its history, this
documentary goes on to show the status of human rights in Czechoslovakia and
Guatemala.
13- PBS Video, & Blackside, I. (1986). Ain't Scared of Your Jails (1960-61). Alexandria,
VA: PBS Video.
Depicts the changing focus of black protest during the early 1960's from legal challenges
to specific laws to personal and group challenges to a broad range of racial and economic
inequities. Links four stories of the period: the lunch counter sit-ins, the formation of
SNCC by the students who led the sit-ins, the impact of the sit-ins on the 1960
presidential campaign, and the freedom rides.
14- PBS Video, & Blackside, I. (1986). Fighting Back (1957-62). Alexandria, VA: PBS
Video.
Examines the law both as a tool for change and resistance to change, particularly as it
relates to education. Covers the court cases of the late 1940's that led to the 1954
Supreme Court Brown vs. Board of Education decision, the nine black teenagers who
integrated Little Rock's Central High School in 1957, and James Meredith's enrollment at
the University of Mississippi.
15- PBS Video, & Blackside, I. (1986). Mississippi: Is this America? (1962-64).
Alexandria, VA: PBS Video.
Focuses on the right to vote. Tells how the black citizens who had been denied the right
to vote stepped forward and demanded a place in the political process. Medgar Evers,
Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, James Chaney, and others, died trying to help
them. Shows the formation of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party to challenge the
1964 Democratic Party Convention.
16-PBS Video, & Blackside, I. (1986). No Easy Walk (1962-66). Alexandria, VA: PBS
Video.
Depicts three major Movements. Retells the stories of three cities involved in the civil
rights movement: the Albany, Ga. police chief and Martin Luther King, Jr. each tested
out the strategy of nonviolence in their own way, Birmingham, Ala. where children
marched against fire water hoses, and Washington, D.C. where black and white, young
and old, north and south came together to march on the nation's capital.
17-PBS Video, Wgbh, Wnet, & Kcet. (1989). Ballad of a Mountain Man. Alexandria,
VA: PBS Video.
Story of North Carolinian Bascom Lamar Lunsford's work in collecting and preserving
the songs, dances and customs of Appalachia.
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18-Winzelberg, A., University of California, Santa Barbara. Student Health Services,
University of California, Santa Barbara. Television Production Instruction Resources, &
Intermedia. (1992). I Wish I could have Said no. Seattle, Wash.: Intermedia.
Three women share their stories of sexual situations in which the line between wanted
and pressured sexual contact was difficult to discern, and where each handled a sexual
proposition in a different manner. One woman is able to identify her desires, set her
limits and assert herself to her partner. Another woman is able to look back on her
consent to unwanted sex, learn from that experience, and make decisions for her future
based on that experience. Through the examination of a past regretted sexual experience,
the third woman begins to discover her own voice and recognize her needs.
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10-Health/Medical anthropology/ Healing/Health Disparities/ Health and Justice
(Back to index)
1-Breast Cancer(1990). New York, NY: Filmakers Library.
This short film is a rallying cry for women to become more aggressive when the issue is
their health. The film shows women freeing themselves from the constraint of being wellbehaved patients. They must be prepared to pester doctors with questions and demands
for information. Dr. Carolyn Collins of the University of Washington acknowledges that
the treatment options are often difficult to assess. Women must equip themselves with all
the information available.
2- Bloch, B., Stroup, S., & Medcom, i. (1989). Cultural Assessment. Madison, Wisc.:
Medcom Trainex.
Overviews historical and current perspectives on ethnic/cultural assessment. Purpose is to
increase awareness and understanding of cultural behaviors and how to effectively
integrate ethnic considerations into the nursing process.
3-Concept Media, i. (1979). Folk Health Practices. Irvine, CA: Concept Media.
Illustrates health and illness beliefs and practices of individuals from three different
cultures - Mexican Americans living in the southwestern United States, low-income,
inner-city blacks and Navajo Indians.
4-Concept Media, i. (1974). Sexuality, a Nursing Concern. Irvine, CA: Concept Media.
Defines sexuality as a deep and pervasive aspect of personality. Examines how various
aspects of illness and hospitalization such as lack of privacy, prolonged deprivation, and
changes in a patient's self-image affect a person's sexuality in order to demonstrate that a
patient's sexual concerns are a legitimate area for nursing intervention.
5-Concept Media, i. (1974). Viewpoint, the Nurse and Homosexuality. Irvine, CA:
Concept Media.
Presents observations of a nurse as she cares for a homosexual patient and discloses the
feelings of a nurse as she relates the difficulties of being homosexual in the essentially
heterosexual environment of the hospital.
6- Filmakers Library, i. (1996). Spirit Doctors. United States: Ritual Films.
(Producer) Folk healing has been part of the Mexican culture since pre-Columbian days.
This tradition still flourishes in the Mexican American communities of the lower Rio
Grande Valley. This video follows three healers in their daily work. Josefa, a traditional
curandera uses a variety of herbal and spiritual techniques. Maria heals her patients by
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channeling the spirit of Mexico's most famous healer who died sixty years ago. Trini is a
traditional partera or midwife.
7- Frankl, V. E., & Terra Nova Films. (1989). Dr. Frankl Responds. Chicago, Ill.: Terra
Nova Films.
Dr. Frankl responds to questions from the audience on logotherapy. Answers reflect the
role that religion and spirituality play in the psychology of death, suffering, and mental
disorders.
8- Glaxo Wellcome. (1998). Clinical Depression and Women :. Research Triangle Park,
NC: Glaxo Wellcome.
Depression caused by a chemical inbalance in the brain affects millions of Americans.
Women are more likely than men to suffer from this disease. The video tells the stories of
women who battled depression and won.
9- Jennings, K., Moreno, R., Kcts, Public Television Outreach Alliance, & PBS Adult
Learning Satellite Service. (1995). A Woman's HealthPBS Adult Learning Satellite
Service.
This program is a documentary portrait of seven women involved in fighting the health
battles most often confronted by women in America today: heart disease, smoking, breast
cancer, osteoporosis, domestic violence, and depression. It focuses on critical moments in
the lives of these women as they became aware that their health was at risk and follows
their internal debates and decisions about caring for their health. Introduced by Hillary
Rodham Clinton.
10-Jerome, B., State of the Art Community Video Productions, & Cinema Guild. (1985).
Personal Decisions. New York, N.Y.: Cinema Guild.
An intimate look at the forces that shape one of the hardest decisions a woman will ever
have to make, whether or not to have an abortion.
11- Kwan, P., & Iger, A. (1998). Pins and Noodles. S.l.:
Follows filmmaker Paul Kwan's quest to recover from a painful skin rash and later, a
debilitating stroke, using both Western and traditional Chinese medicine; the latter
includes acupuncture and foods and herbs used in Chinese culture for healing. The
program is a lens through which to observe the healing power of food while affirming the
imnportance of knowing the benefits of one's culture and perpetuating it.
12- Montano, C. B., & Grady-Weliky, T. A. (2000). Depression and PMDDsponsored by
CME. Inc., in conjunction with CMEA, Inc.
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13- Moyers, B. D., Gaylin, W., Films for the Humanities, & Public Affairs Television.
(1994). Ethics and Economics. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities, Inc.
In a program called "Choosing life and death," Gaylin, a psychiatrist and bio-ethicist,
talks with Bill Moyers about the ethical questions concerning population control, the high
cost of medical treatment, and other biomedical issues.
14- Rogers, R. P., Kahn-Leavitt, L., Lee, K., Ulrich, L., Blueberry Hill Productions, &
PBS Home Video et al. (1998). A Midwife's TalePBS Home Video : PBS Video.
The life of Martha Ballard, a frontier midwife in Hallowell, Maine, is reconstructed from
her diary by historian Laurel Ulrich.
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11-Hunger/ Malnutrition/Food security/Nutrition/Diet/ Diet and gender (Back to
index)
1- Consuming Hunger(1983). Maryknoll, NY: Maryknoll World Video Library.
"If the Vietnam conflict was a "television war", then the starvation in Ethiopia was a
"television famine". Our thoughts and feelings about it and responses to it have been
completely shaped by television images. Consuming Hunger analyzes how these images
became our reality."
2- Dieting, the Danger Point(1979). New York: McGraw-Hill Films.
Signals of anorexia nervosa become noticeable in the daily routine, manifest in social
pressures, insecurity and anxiety which may have damaging effects on personal
relationships. Sufferers seem to find psychological release through exercise and
compulsive dieting. The film shows paintings done by a patient and discusses diagnosis,
treatment and prevention.
3- Gilday, K., Telefilm Canada, Ontario Film Development Corporation, Kandor
Productions, L., & Direct Cinema Ltd. (1990). The Famine within. Santa Monica, CA:
Direct Cinema Limited.
Documents the contemporary obsession with an unrealistic body size and shape among
North American women and the eating disorders it engenders.
4-Sheppard, C., & Jackson, G. (1986). Man-made Famine. New York: Filmakers Library.
When a New Internationalist staff writer noticed that African food production fell despite
weather conditions, he and fellow journalists went to investigate. Their conclusions show
that the social custom which makes women produce 80% of the food while maintaining
the house and providing child care, plus using agricultural land to produce cash crops for
export, were bigger factors in African famine than the weather.
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12-Stratification/ Consumption/ Globalization/Capitalism/ Labor (Back to index)
1-What is the Third World?(1988). Maryknoll, N.Y.: Maryknoll World Video Library.
Explores the meaning of the term "Third World" and the real needs of "Third World"
nations. Discusses the obligations of developed nations and individuals as Christians to
these nations.
2- Ambrosino, M., Chalufour, M., Karol, J., Eddy, W., & Public Broadcasting
Associates. (1981). Ben's Mill. Boston: Public Broadcasting Associates.
Ben Thresher's mill is one of the few water-powered, wood-working mills left in this
country. Operating in rural Vermont since 1848, the mill is a unique link between the age
of craft and the age of industry. Ben still uses his machine to turn out items such as
watering tubs and horsedrawn sleds for his neighbors in the farming community.
3- Anderson, M., & American Foundation of Non-Violence. (1980). I Am Somebody
Icarus Films distributor.
Records the 1969 strike by black, predominantly female, hospital workers in Charleston,
S.C. for better working conditions and higher wages. IT shows how the struggle was won
by a coalition of local and national union and civil rights groups plus the local black
community through nonviolent marches and demonstrations.
4 Ash, M. K., Vernon, L., Goldberg, D., & Wha-Tv. (1982). Two Self-made MultiMillionairesses. Madison, WI: WHA-TV ; Shawness, KS : RMI Media Prod.
Mary Kay Ash and Lillian Vernon talk about the prices they paid and the rewards they
received in making their fortunes.
5- Black, S., Kincaid, J., Manley, M., Fisher, S., Aristide, J., & Sayeed, M. et al. (2003).
Life and Debt (Collector's , Letterbox ed.). New York, NY: New Yorker Video.
Jamaica became an independent country from Great Britain in 1962. It is the land of sea,
sand and sun but it is also a prime example of the complexities of economic globalization
on the world's developing countries. Effectively portrays the relationship between
Jamaican poverty and the practices of international lending agencies while driving home
the devastating consequences of globalization.
6- Bohlen, A., Goldfarb, L., Gray, L., Women's Labor History Film Project, & New Day
Films. (1980). With Babies & Banners. Franklin Lakes, N.J.: New Day Films.
Combines archival footage and interviews with participants to trace the role of women in
the formation of the United Auto workers. Focuses on the contributions of the Women's
Emergency Brigade to the labor movement of the 1930's.
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7- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Time-Life Films. (1972). The
More Abundant Life. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
A potpourri of impressions of America: Hoover Dam from the confident 30's, neon Las
Vegas in the glittering 70's, Los Angeles strangled with motor cars, Hawaii showing
racial harmony amid pollution and overdevelopment. A summary of America's present
status and prospects for the future.
8-California Newsreel. (1980). The willmar 8. San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
Tells about the eight women who went on strike in Willmar, Minn., because of
employment discrimination. Tells how they formed their own independent union and that
even though they lost, they found new strength within themselves.
9- Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America. Media Relations Dept, & Peter
Pastorelle Productions. (1982). Samoa, Culture in Crisis. Maryknoll, N.Y.: Maryknoll
World Video Library.
Shows how Western Samoans, a proud, independent, island people of the Western
Pacific, struggle to maintain their traditional values and cultural heritage in a modern
world dominated by high technology and superpowers.
10- De Graaf, J., Boe, V., Simon, S., Kcts, Oregon Public Broadcasting, & Bullfrog
Films, i. (2005). Affluenza. Oley, PA: Bullfrog Films.
Affluenza is a fascinating look at one of the greatest social maladies of our time:
overconsumption and materialism. Hosted by National Public Radio's Scott Simon, the
program explores both the comical and sobering aspects of our consumerism and its
enormous impact on families, communities and the environment. With the help of
historians and archival film, Affluenza reveals the forces that have dramatically
transformed us from a nation that prizes thriftiness - with strong beliefs in "plain living
and high thinking" - into the ultimate consumer society. - Container.; Special features
include: filmed interviews: "From the filmmaker," a conversation with John de Graaf, "A
simple calling" with voluntary simplicity expert Cecile Andrews, "The two y's,
democracy and the economy" with economist Peter Dorman; Adbusters
"uncommercials": seven hard-hitting 15- and 30-second PSAs; and two separate guides:
one for teacher,s and the other for interested viewers - are available in Adobe Acrobat
PDF format for easy viewing on the DVD-ROM portion of this disc. - Insert.
11-Divine, Waters, J., Lochary, D., Pierce, M. V., & Stole, M. (1997). Pink Flamingos
(25th anniversary ed.)New Line Home Video.
This underground epic, which breaks every rule of good filmmaking and good taste, set a
benchmark for the bizarre that has never been equaled. Babs Johnson, a trailer park bon
vivant proudly claims the title, the filthiest person alive. The envy of every neighborhood
degenerate, it isn't long before another couple set their sites on Divine's legacy, and in the
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proud American tradition, competition forces each contender to outdo the other. "Like a
septic tank explosion", this film is a "paragon of bad taste. .shocking, nauseating,
hilarious."
12-Docherty, N., WGBH Educational Foundation, & PBS Video. (1999). The Merchants
of Cool. Boston: WGBH Educational Foundation ; distributed by PBS Video.
Looks at the creators and sellers of popular culture in the United States and questions
whether they are reflecting teen desires or are manufacturing those desires. Explores the
culture in which American teenagers are growing up and how teens come to view
themselves and their parents.
13- Dworkin, M. A., Young, M., & Kcts. (1993). Retooling America. Seattle, Wash.;
Oakland, CA: KCTS Television; distributed by The Video Project.
The end of the Cold War has brought cutbacks in military spending, resulting in
substantial job loss and social dislocation. How can our nation meet this critical challenge
and develop a strong civilian economy. "Retooling America" provides the first in-depth
look at the impact of defense spending cuts.
14- Ford, H., Ford Motor Company, National Archives, & National Audiovisual Center.
(1983). Henry Ford's Mirror of America. Ann Arbor, MI: Video Images.
A reflection of the American way of life from 1914 to 1921, showing daily activities,
dress, and habits of people during this time. Includes views of Presidents Wilson and
Harding, Thomas Edison, and Henry Ford. Footage taken from the Ford Historical Film
Collection in the National Archives.
15- Koce-Tv, Coast Community College District, & Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, inc.
(1983). Age, Common Interest, and Stratification. Huntington Beach, Calif.: Koce-Tv.
Discusses three methods of grouping, which are common to most societies. Included are
age grading - the Masai; vocational stratification -the Brotherhood of Black Pullmen
Porters; and social stratification - an affluent American family, the caste system in India,
and South African apartheid.
16- LeBlanc, J., & Changing America. (2000). Texas Trail. New York, N.Y.: Changing
America.
Changing America, a monthly television news magazine, goes on the road to Texas to
hear Texans tell the story of George W. Bush, his background, his political career, and
most importantly how his policies as governor have affected the working families of
Texas. They speak out on key issues such as education, healthcare, immigrant rights,
labor rights, prisons, pollution and poverty.
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17-Lee, S., Kilik, J., Wayans, D., Glover, S., Smith, J. P., & Davidson, T. et al. (2001).
Bamboozled. California: New Line Home Entertainment.
"In a searing parody of American television, Bamboozled takes a humorous look at how
race, ratings and the pursuit of power lead to a network executive's stunning rise and
tragic downfall."--Container.
18-Lee, S., Pollard, S., Blanchard, T., Home Box Office, Forty Acres & a Mule
Filmworks, & Direct Cinema Ltd. (1998). 4 Little Girls. Santa Monica, Calif.: Direct
Cinema Limited.
"The Birmingham Campaign was launched in 1963. Martin Luther King Jr. and other
activists were soon jailed[The children] marched alongside the adults and were taken to
jail with them. The 16th St. Baptist Church was close to the downtown area, it was an
ideal location to hold rallies and meetings. On Sunday morning, Sept. 15, 1963, dynamite
planted by the Ku Klux Klan, exploded in the building. .the bodies of [four] girls were
found--Denise McNair, Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson and Cynthia Wesley"-Container.
19-Lee, S., Snipes, W., Sciorra, A., Davis, O., Dee, R., & Ross, M. et al. (1991). Jungle
Fever. Universal City, CA: MCA/Universal Home Video distributor.
An Afro-American architect begins an affair with his working class Italian secretary.
Their relationship causes them to be scrutinized by their friends, cast out from their
families and shunned by their neighbors in this moving view of inner-city life.
20- Lynd, A., & New Day Films. (1976). Union Maids. Dayton, Ohio: New Day Films.
The story of three women who were part of the Rank and File Labor Movement during
the tumultuous 1930's. Their lives were like many other young working women. But all
three rose to the demands of their time and became militant organizers for their class.
21- Milwe, B., Sloane, A. E., Connecticut Public Television, & Women Make Movies.
(1990). Women, the New Poor. Hartford, Conn.; New York: Connectucut Public Radio;
distributed by Women Make Movies.
Follows the lives of four women in Connecticut who have become poor in various ways
and explores how they cope with poverty.
22- Moros, E., Emery, L., & Women Make Movies. (1999). Made in Thailand. New
York, N.Y.: Women Make Movies.
A documentary about women factory workers in Thailand and their struggle to organize
unions. In Thailand women make up 90% of the labor force responsible for garments and
toys for export by multinational corporations. While probing the impact of the New
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World Order on populations that provide cheap labor in Thailand, the film also profiles
women newly empowered by their campaign for human and worker's rights.
23- Nathan, J., Sevareid, E., Wgbh, & MTI Teleprograms Inc. (1984). Life After Death.
Northbrook, Ill.: MTI Teleprograms.
Follows the development of Telophase Corporation, a California based company which
tries to revolutionize the funeral industry by offering a cheaper, more efficient service.
24-Santino, J., Wagner, P., Tucker, R., Columbia Historical Society, Smithsonian
Institution. Office of Folklife Programs, & California Newsreel. (1983). Miles of Smiles,
Years of Struggle. San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
Discusses the struggle of Black Pullman porters to unionize, even though rebuked by
white organized labor, and the eventual formation of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters under A. Philip Randolph. Explores the impact of this group on the American
civil rights movement.
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13-Representation/Mass Media/ Visual Culture/Performance/Imaging/Othering
(Back to index)
1- Anderson, M., James, D. J., Williams, J., Brooks, A., Weta-Tv, & Kultur International
Films. (1998). Marian Anderson. West Long Branch, NJ: Kultur.
A biography of virtuosa Marian Anderson from the time she sang spirituals as a child at
the Union Baptist Church in Philadelphia to the beginning of her classical career in
Europe in the 1930's, her return to the United States, her eventual appearance at the New
York Metropolitan Opera in 1955 (the first black person to perform there), to her
retirement in 1965, "a national treasure".
2- Burke, J., British Broadcasting Corporation, & Time-Life Films. (1979). Yesterday,
Tomorrow, and You. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Presents essential moments from the previous programs in the series in order to illustrate
common factors that make for change at different times and in different places. Also
looks at the extent to which people are becoming increasingly incapable of understanding
complex changes in the modern world. Points out a need for a radical change in the
availability and use of information in the future.
3- Cocteau, J., Archard, M., Roussin, A., Auric, G., Fresnay, P., & Tual, R. et al. (1990).
The Days of our Years. New York, NY: New York Film Annex.
A documentary written from the perspective of France that covers major world events of
the first 50 years of the 20th century. Highlights include rare footage of 1900's Paris,
attempts at air, sea and polar exploration, rare footage of artists including Renoir,
Picasso, Shaw, Rodin, Sartre, Matisse and Colette. Includes the Paris Expositions of 1900
and 1937, films of World War I and World War II, the women's suffrage movement, and
major figures in the world of art, sports, religion and government.
4- Defilippis, L., Pacwa, M., & Chatham Hill Foundation. (1996). Hollywood Vs.
Catholicism. Dallas, TX: Chatham Hill Foundation.
Maintains that Catholicism is presented in stereotypical fashion, ridiculed and distorted in
a number of films. Among the excerpts presented are those from "Cape Fear," "The
Shawshank redemption," "Born on the Fourth of July," "The last temptation of Christ,"
"Agnes of God," "The three musketeers," "The Godfather, part III," "We're no angels,"
and "Priest."
5- Dyson, M. E., Jhally, S., & Media Education Foundation. (1995). Material Witness.
Northampton, MA: The Media Education Foundation.
Dyson talks about the important issues of essentialism and notions of identity within the
context of race, and discusses hip hop culture and the conflicts around gangsta rap.
6- Educational Dimensions Group. (1987). Andy Warhol. Stamford, CT: The Group.
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Shows the full range of Andy Warhol's paintings and graphics from the beginning of his
career to his last works. Relates the impact of his pop art on contemporary society and
tells how he acted as a social catalyst while, at the same time, broadening the public's
awareness of the arts.
7- Jhally, S., Katz, J., Earp, J., & Media Education Foundation. (2002). Tough Guise.
Northampton, MA: Media Education Foundation.
Looks systematically at the relationship between the images of popular culture and the
social construction of masculine identities in the U.S. at the end of the 20th century.
Jackson Katz argues that there is a crisis in masculinity and that some of the guises
offered to men as a solution (e.g., rugged individualism, violence) come loaded with
attendant dangers to women, as well as other men.
8-Jhally, S., & Media Education Foundation. (1995). Dreamworlds 2 (2nd ed.).
Northampton, MA: Media Education Foundation.
A controversial video that MTV tried to ban. Portrays the impact that sex and violence in
media have on society and culture in our everyday life. Shows scenes from over 165
music videos to show how the media portrays masculinity, femininity, sex, and sex roles.
Includes a scene of a brutal gang rape from the movie.
9- Kilbourne, J., Jhally, S., & Media Education Foundation. (2000). Killing Us Softly 3.
Northampton, MA: Media Education Foundation.
Discusses the manner in which women continue to be portrayed by advertising and the
effects this has on their images of themselves.
10-Kilbourne, J., Jhally, S., & Media Education Foundation. (1995). Slim Hopes.
Northampton, MA: Media Education Foundation.
Illustrated lecture which explores the manner in which women are portrayed by
advertising with the focus on thinness. Discusses the impact this portrayal has on the self
images of women and girls.
11-Kilbourne, J., Vitagliano, J., Stallone, P., & Cambridge Documentary Films. (1979).
Killing Us Softly. Cambridge, Mass.: Cambridge Documentary Films.
Explores the image of women presented by modern advertising. Illustrates with examples
the use of women as sex objects.
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12- Lazarus, M., Wunderlich, R., Gilligan, C., Steiner-Adair, C., Dines, G., & Steinem,
G. et al. (2000). Beyond Killing Us Softly. Cambridge, Mass.: Cambridge Documentary
Films.
A documentary about the fight against the toxic and degrading messages to women and
girls that dominate the media. The film presents the leading authorities in the fields of
psychology of women and girls, eating disorders, gender studies, violence against
women, and media literacy -- and focuses their ideas on practical solutions and the best
tactics for reclaiming our culture.
13- Martin, I., Richards, G., Turner, S., Stafford, C., Covington, J., & Meadows, J. et al.
(1993). Sexual Stereotypes in Media. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities &
Sciences, Inc.
14-Matrisciana, C., Hirson, J. L., Poland, L. W., & Jeremiah Films, I. (2000). Death by
Entertainment. Hernet, CA: Jeremiah Films.
Looks at how movies, television, music, magazines and the Internet bear responsibility
for modern social decline, with presentations and messages that encourage immoral and
violent behavior.
15- New Dimension Media, Inc. (1991). Women seen on Television. Eugene, OR: New
Dimension Media.
Blends narration, clips of broadcast footage (advertising and program content) and rock
music into a fast-paced, critical look at television's stereotypical view of women.
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14-Culture & Society/ Cultural Diversity/Theoretical/General theory (Back to
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1-Abrams, I. R., Carradine, D., Coast Community College District, & Koce-Tv. (1983).
Faces of Culture. Fountain Valley, Calif.: Coast Telecourses.
2- Copeland, L., & Copeland Griggs Productions. (1983). Bridging the Culture Gap. San
Francisco, CA: Copeland Griggs Productions.
Intended to help families adjust to living abroad through exploration of cultural and
business practices in various foreign countries. This program illuminates cultural
differences to which Americans must become attuned if they are to be accepted in their
new homes.
3- Dallas County Community College District, & Insight Media. (1991). Collective
Behavior and Social Movements. New York: Insight Media.
Focuses on significant social changes that have taken place through collective behavior
and social movements. Examples are given of types of social movements, including
revolution, reform movements and conservative movements.
4-Dallas County Community College District, & Insight Media. (1991). The Sociological
Imagination. New York: Insight Media.
5- Mead, M., Public Broadcasting Associates, & PBS Video. (1981). Margaret Mead-Taking Note. Washington, D.C.: PBS Video.
Biographical tribute to anthropologist Margaret Mead, who entered her career when it
was a rarity for a woman. Includes film from her studies, interviews, and public
appearances and shows how her fieldwork and writing gained reputation and readership,
how she helped resolve cultural conflicts during World War II, etc.
6- Minarik, P. A., & Mosby-Year Book. (1995). Communicating with Clients and
Colleagues from Different Cultures. St. Louis, Mo.: Mosby-Year Book.
This video demonstrates the importance of sensitivity to differences in expectations and
styles of communication based on cultural and ethnic differences. Scenarios illustrate
examples of communicating with clients and colleagues from a variety of cultural
backgrounds. Special techniques for more effective communication and collaborative
communication with other health care professionals are highlighted.
7- Sabbagh, K., Singer, A., & Dakowski, B. (1990). Strangers Abroad. Princeton, NJ:
Films for the Humanities. A collection of seven video tapes.
Chronicles the lives and careers of Sir Walter Baldwin Spencer, Franz Boas, William
Rivers, Bronislaw Malinowski, Margaret Mead, and Sir Edward Evans-Pritchard.
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8- Sorensen, J. C., Mernit, J., Cannato, V. J., Wattenberg, B. J., & PBS Home Video.
(2000). The First Measured Century. United States: PBS Home Video.
Looks at American history through data and measurement, revealing how the lives of
everyday Americans have changed over the last century. Examines how social science
pioneers, by measuring many aspects of Americans' lives, influenced history. Presents
examples of the interaction of statistics and society, from Julia Lathrop's data-driven
crusade to reduce infant mortality to Daniel Patrick Moynihan's controversial analysis of
the breakdown of the black family. Also discusses Robert and Helen Lynd's early 20th
century sociological study of Muncie, Ind., America's "Middletown," and includes
commentary by Theodore Caplow, a professor of sociology, and Bruce Geelhoed of Ball
State University's Center for Middletown Studies.
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1-Adams, J. Q., Allen, B. P., Labriola, T., Governors State University. Communication
Services, & Insight Media. (1993). Race, the World's most Dangerous Myth. New York:
distributed by Insight Media, c1993.
The concept of race is examined from a scientific and cultural perspective. Also looks at
the classifications of race and the Racism Quotient Questionnaire.
2- Andersen, E. S., & Filmakers Library, i. (1993). None of the Above. New York:
Filmakers Library.
Andersen focuses on people of mixed racial heritage. She provides an inside view of the
emotional reality of what it's like to be racially unclassifiable in a society obsessed with
race and racial categories.
3- Bagwell, O., Bellows, S., Thomas, T., Raja Productions, Wgbh, & Wnet et al. (1990).
Roots of Resistance. United States: PBS Video.
Recounts the story of the underground railroad through narratives of escaped slaves.
Includes interviews with descendents of slaves and slave holders of Somerset Place, a
plantation in North Carolina, who describe the personal danger and terrible risk involved
in each slave's departure.
4- Baker, G. C., Hooker, M. K., University of Massachusetts at Amherst, University of
Massachusetts Dartmouth, University of Massachusetts at Lowell, & University of
Massachusetts Worcester et al. (1993). Strategies for Combating Racism and Promoting
Civility. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Amherst.
5- Bond, J., Ashby, W., & Cox, Matthews & Associates. (1991). The Rise in Campus
Racism. Fairfax, Va.: Cox, Matthews & Associates.
A panel moderated by Julian Bond discusses problems of racial prejudice and
stereotyping on U.S. college campuses.
6- Dash, J., Day, C. L., Barbara-O, Bruce, C. L., Hicks, T., & Moore, K. et al. (2000).
Daughters of the Dust (Deluxe , letterbox version ed.). New York, N.Y.: Kino on Video.
Story of a large African-American family as they prepare to move North from the Sea
Islands off the coast of Georgia at the dawn of the 20th century.
7- Drew, D., Dent, J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, Arts and
Entertainment Network, & Films for the Humanities. (1993). Digging for Slaves.
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
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Provides fascinating details at excavations of 18th-century slave quarters on Middleburg
Plantation near Charleston, SC; at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's home; and at Colonial
Williamsburg.
8- Elliott, J., & PBS Video. (1985). Frontline. Alexandria, VA: PBS Video.
In 1970, Jane Elliott, a public school teacher in Riceville, Iowa, divided her all-white, allchristian third-graders into blue- and brown-eyed groups for a lesson in discrimination
which was brought to national attention by the award-winning documentary, "The Eye of
the Storm". This program updates that unique lesson in a blend of film from the original
documentary and a reunion of the former third-graders and their teacher fifteen years
later.
9- Ferrer, M., Pearson, B., Douglas, S., Lee, C., Hylton, R., & White, W. L. (1976). Lost
Boundaries. Burbank, CA.: Warner Home Video.
Based on the true story of a light-skinned black family who pass for white in a New
Hampshire town.; Based on one family's true experiences when a light-skinned black
family passes for white.
10- Harvard University. Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, & Harvard
University. Office of Race Relations and Minority Affairs. (1992). Race in the
Classroom. Cambridge, Mass.: The Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning.
This video depicts moments when race and culture become major factors in the
classroom dynamics. It includes vignettes based on real incidents reported by students
and teachers in a university environment.
11- Henson, R., Cicada Films, & California Newsreel. (1990). Trouble Behind. San
Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
Uncovers the origins of today's racism in the history of a seemingly typical American
small town, Corbin, Kentucky.
12- Nelson, S., Clark-Lewis, E., Lattimore, C., Holme, T., & Abena Productions. (1990).
Freedom Bags. New York: Filmakers Library.
Freedom bags is the story of African-American women who migrated from the rural
south during the first 3 decades of the 20th century. Hoping to escape from the racism
and poverty of the post-Civil War South, they boarded segregated trains for an uncertain
future up North. Most could find jobs only as houseworkers, but they kept their dignity
and sense of worth through difficult times.
13-Nelson, S., & Filmakers Library, i. (1980). Two Dollars and a Dream. New York:
Distributed by Filmakers Library.
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A biography of Madame C.J. Walker, the child of ex-slaves who became America's first
self-made millionairess by building a fortune on skin and hair care products for black
women. By interweaving social, economic and political history through the use of
interviews, historical stills and unique film footage (including scenes from Harlem's
famous Cotton Club) the film offers a view of black America from 1867 to the 1930's.
14- PBS Video, & Blackside, I. (1986). Awakenings (1954-56). Alexandria, VA: PBS
Video.
Tells the story of two events that helped to focus the nation's attention on the rights of
black Americans to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness: the 1955 lynching in
Mississippi of 14-year old Emmett Till and the 1955-56 Montgomery, Ala. boycott. Also
shows southern race relations at mid-century and witnesses the awakening of individuals
to their own courage and power.
15-PBS Video, & Blackside, I. (1986). Bridge to Freedom (1965). Alexandria, VA: PBS
Video.
Ten years after Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a Montgomery,
Alabama bus and nearly twenty years after the Supreme Court decreed that "separate but
equal" was unconstitutional, black Americans were still fighting for equality. But
millions had now joined the movement and in Selma, Ala. thousands of blacks and whites
came together to march fifty miles for freedom.
16- Petroff, J., Educational Broadcasting Corporation, & Films for the Humanities.
(1993). Racism in America. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities.
Discusses the state of racism in America. Is racism making some kind of a comeback?
17-Pinsker, S., Katz, S., Brown, R. A., Hamilton, L., Harris, N., & Emhardt, R. et al.
(1979). Strange Fruit. New York, NY; Northbrook, IL: Learning Corp. of America;
Coronet/MTI distributor.
Set in a small town in Georgia during 1948, a black painter faces the ugliness of racism
when he becomes involved in a Black voter registration drive.
18-Riggs, M. T., California Newsreel, Kqed-Tv, & Modern Educational Video Network.
(1992). Ethnic Notions. New York, NY: Modern Educational Video Network.
Covering more than one hundred years of United States history, traces the evolution of
Black American caricatures and their role in political and social conflicts concerning war.
The documentary interweaves minstrel shows, greeting cards, advertisements, popular
songs, cartoons, films and household artifacts showing caricatured blacks with wooly
hair, swollen lips, and bulging eyes, shuffling, dancing and attending to whites with
grateful servility. Links each stereotype to the dominant white society's shifting needs to
justify black oppression.
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19- Riggs, M. T., Kleiman, V., Dee, R., & California Newsreel. (1991). Color
Adjustment. San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
Analyzes the evolution of television's earlier, unflattering portrayal of blacks from 1948
until 1988 where they are depicted as prosperous, having achieved the American dream, a
portrayal that is inconsistent with reality.
20-Sandler, K., Film Two Productions, & California Newsreel. (1992). A Question of
Color. San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
Examines the issue of color consciousness within the black community. This film
explores a caste system based on how closely skin color, hair texture and facial features
conform to a European ideal. A variety of African Americans give their experiences and
attitudes towards the question of color.
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16-Sexualities/Sexual Choices/Gender relations/Masculinities/Femininities (Back to
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1- Bateson, M. C., McCarthy, B., Moyers, B. D., & Public Affairs Television. (1994).
Mary Catherine Bateson. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities.
Bill Moyers interviews anthropologist Mary Catherine Bateson about "how women can
create order and sense out of their conflicting commitments."-Cover.
2- Biemann, U., & Women Make Movies. (2001). Remote Sensing. New York, NY:
Women Makes Movies.
The sex industry has become a business without borders. As sex industries expand, they
seek out new global markets, and often new and younger victims. This video essay
discusses the routes and reasons women travel across the globe for work in the sex
industry.
3-Cambridge Documentary Films. (1982). Pink Triangles. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge
Documentary Films.
Takes a look at the nature of discrimination against lesbians and gay men and challenges
some of society's attitudes toward homosexuality. Also examines historical and
contemporary patterns of racial, religious, political, and sexual persecution.
4- Chasnoff, D., Cohen, H. S., New Day Films, & Women's Educational Media, Inc.
(1997). It's Elementary. San Francisco, CA: Women's Educational Media.
An exploration of what happens when experienced teachers talk to their students about
lesbians and gay men. Students are asked to consider issues related to homosexuality at
six elementary and middle schools. Presents footage of classroom activities and
discussions with students exploring questions and issues presented to them by teachers
and guest lecturers who come into their classes. Discusses school-wide presentations,
activity-days, and how these events affect faculty, parents and teachers.
5- Case, K., Bekolo, J., Dennis, L., Oyono, F., Amougou, S., & Ola'a, S. et al. (1992).
Quartier Mozart. San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel.
Queen of the 'Hood is a proud young girl who doesn't want to be taken advantage of by
men. She befriends a local sorceress who helps her enter the body of a young man, My
Guy, so she can discover for herself the real "sexual politics" of the quarter. Meanwhile,
the sorceress assumes the shape of Panka, a familiar comic figure in Cameroonian
folklore with sexual powers. In this sex farce, women's wisdom and "witchcraft" help to
temporarily regain the balance of power in a sexist world.
6-Films for the Humanities, & Archaeological Institute of America. (1993). The
Forbidden Goddess. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
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Recent work in archeology is revealing the role of the goddess Asherah in the religion of
the early Israelites.
7- High Tide Productions, & New Day Films. (1987). Man Oh Man. New York, NY:
New Day Films.
Using interviews with men, family films, and a pastiche of sounds and images,
documents what it is like to grow up as a male in America today. Looks at what shapes a
boy into a man and the roles and stereotypes men have to deal with in today's society.
8- Hanig, J., Roberts, W., Klein, J., Reichert, J., & New Day Films. (1974). Men's Lives.
Athens, Ohio: New Day Films.
Uses a series of candid interviews in order to show what American boys and men believe
about the American concept of masculinity.
9- Kunjufu, J., & African-American Images. (1988). Black Men, Black Women. Chicago,
Ill.: African American Images.
A workshop, with audience participation, discusses societal influences on the attitudes
and interpersonal relations of African-American men and women.
10- Lenzer, A., Curlee, J., Stamberg, S., University of Hawaii at Manoa. Center on
Aging, & Annenberg/CPB Project. (1993). Love, Intimacy and Sexuality. S. Burlington,
VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
In this program, older couples speak frankly about their enjoyment of sex. Experts
examine physical and emotional issues of sexuality.
11-35-Moir, A., Primedia Productions, Quality Time Television Limited, Primetime
Television Limited, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, & Discovery Channel et al.
(1992). Brain Sex. Canada: Discovery Communications.
Looks at social relations between men and women.
12- Nebraska Educational Television Network, & University of Nebraska--Lincoln.
(1987). Sexuality and Aging. Lincoln, NB: Nebraska Projects Unit, Nebraska ETV
Network, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Television.
13- Reddish, P., Herdt, G. H., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, &
Filmakers Library, i. (1994). Guardians of the Flutes. New York, NY: Filmakers Library,
Inc.
14-Pennsylvania State University, & Open University. (1982). Sexual Identity. University
Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University.
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15-Phillips, J., & Syracuse Cultural Workers Project. (1987). Out & about. Syracuse:
Syracuse Cultural Workers Project.
Photographs of contemporary lesbians with music and poetry on the theme of women
loving women.
16-Reichert, J., Klein, J., Medalia, J., & New Day Films. (1990). Growing Up Female.
New York, NY; Burbank, Calif.: New Day Films/Heartland; AME distributor.
Describes the socialization of the American woman through a personal look into the lives
of six females ranging from kindergarten age to middle age. Shows the influence of such
forces as parents, teachers, guidance counselors, the media, advertising, pop music, and
marriage.
17-Reeder, E. D., Institute for Mediterranean Studies, & Walters Art Gallery. (1995).
Pandora's Box. Cincinnati, Ohio: Institute for Mediterranean Studies.
Examines through art and myth from the Greek classical period the roles of women.
18- Rosenblatt, J., Locomotion Films, & Jay Rosenblatt Film Library. (1994). The Smell
of Burning Ants. Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.: Jay Rosenblatt Film Library distributor.
The film raises gender issues and provokes the viewer to reflect on how our society can
deprive boys of wholeness. Through the formative events of a boy's life, we come to
understand the ways in which men can become emotionally disconnected and alienated
from their feminine side. Illustrates how boys are socialized by fear, power and shame.
19- Schrank, L. W., & Learning Seed Company. (1994). Gender and Communication.
Lake Zurich, IL: Learning Seed.
Explores why males and females have so much trouble communicating and suggests how
men and women can communicate successfully in spite of their differences.
20-Tannen, D., DiNozzi, R., Pulse Media, & Into the Classroom Media. (2004). That's
Not what I Meant!. Los Angeles, Ca.: Into the Classroom Media.
Tannen examines conversation style and explains that how you say things is often as
important as what you say.
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17- Women/Women in the Workplace/Gender Inequality/Feminism/Sexism (Back to
index)
1- Alda, A., Thomas, M., Ms. Foundation for Education and Communication, & MTI
Teleprograms Inc. (1982). She's Nobody's Baby. Northbrook, Ill.: MTI Teleprograms.
Hosts Alan Alda and Marlo Thomas trace the evolution of the roles and lives of women
in the twentieth century. Includes newsreel footage, stills, radio and television footage,
cartoons, and period music.
2- American Association of University Women. Educational Foundation, & Wnet.
(1996). Girls in the Middle : Working to Succeed in School. Washington, D.C.: American
Association of University Women Educational Foundation.
3-American Association of University Women. Initiative for Educational Equity. (1991).
Shortchanging Girls, Shortchanging America. Washington, D.C.: American Association
of University Women.
A video presentation included in the agenda of the AAUW Educational Equity
Roundtable held January 9, 1991, in Washington, DC; stresses promotion of self-esteem
in girl students and encouragement in math and science studies.
4- Aviad, M. (1987). Acting our Age. Los Angeles, CA: Direct Cinema Limited.
Introduces six women, aged 65 to 75, and through their stories of personal struggle and
triumph, dispells the myths and challenges the stereotypes which have defined the image
of old women in American culture. Includes discussions of sexuality, being alone,
financial difficulties, and dealing with death.
5-Bauman, S., Heller, R., Filmakers Library, i., & Women of Summer, Inc. (1985). The
Women of Summer. New York, N.Y.: Filmakers Library.
Documents an historic moment when feminists, unionists and educators came together to
pursue a common social idea. From 1921 to 1938, seventeen hundred blue collar women
participated in a controversial and inspired educational experiment known as the Bryn
Mawr Summer School for Women Workers.
6- Bonacci, M. B., & Connolly, M. (1995). Sex and Love. Worcester, PA: Gateway
Films/Vision Video.
Mary Beth Bonacci talks to teenagers about the "do's" of chastity, and uses Biblical
scriptures and humorous, down-to-earth examples from teenage life to show that chastity
is more than just abstinence: it's about loving the right way.
7- Bowler, P., Bowler, J., Theunissen, S., Barker, J., Pirie, C. R., & Strozier, H. et al.
(2000). The 1900 House. Alexandria, VA: PBS Home Video.
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Just how good were the good old days? Travel back in time with the Bowler family,
smitten by the idea of experiencing the Victorian lifestyle right down to corsets, chamber
pots and cutthroat razors, as they turn back the calendar to spring of 1900. Their eyeopening experiences of the grueling demands of a bygone era help them to understand
another era with an exceptional clarity and a unique perspective.
8- Collins, M., Hoffman, D., Plummer, A., McCullough, D. G., Varied Directions
Production, & WGBH Educational Foundation. (1989). Sins of our Mothers. Alexandria,
VA: PBS Video.
Covers the story of Emeline Gurney of Fayette Maine through the use of hearsay, legend,
etc. to explore the strengths and weaknesses of a community.
9- Davis, C., Joyce, S., Munch, K., Ken Murch Productions, & University of Western
Ontario. Dept. of Equity Services. (1991). The Chilly Climate for Women in Colleges and
Universities. London, Ont.: Distributed by University of Western Ontario, Dept. of
Equity Services.
Women relate the pain they have felt at being excluded and undermined in their working
and learning situations within colleges and universities.
10- D'Entremont, D., Solar, C., Morey, E., Concordia University. Office on the Status of
Women, & Visual Media Resources. (1991). Inequity in the Classroom. Montréal: Visual
Media Resources.
Examines the often subtle and inadvertent sexual and racial biases that women students
frequently encounter in colleges, universities and adult education settings.
11- Ferrero, P., Ferris, B., & Ferrero Films. (1987). Hearts and Hands. San Francisco:
Ferrero Films.
A film in which the primary materials of women's lives - diaries, letters, photographs, and
quilts - are pieced together to tell a story of nineteenth century women from New
England, the South, the Midwest, and the West.
12-Field, C. (1987). The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter. Los Angeles, CA: Direct
Cinema.
Five women reminisce about their jobs and working conditions during World War II.
13- Films for the Humanities. (1988). Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony.
Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities.
Profiles the crusades of Stanton and Anthony in their fight for women's rights.
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14- Fonda, J., Atlas, J., Tuite, L., Roth, L., Schulman, H., & TBS Productions, I. et al.
(1994). A Century of Women. Atlanta, Ga.: Turner Home Entertainment.
Tells the story of women in the 20th century--how they lived, loved, worked, played and,
most importantly, changed the course of American history.
15- Gaunt, M., Films for the Humanities, Thames Television, l., Au Pairs, & Joeys.
(1993). Sexism in Language. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities.
16-Hartley, M., & Wtvi. (1991). Women, Coming Out of the Shadows. Boston, MA:
Fanlight Productions.
Alcoholic and drug dependent women discuss their experiences.
17-Heerah, S., Berrios, E., Women Make Movies, & LeapFrog. (1996). Beyond Beijing.
New York, NY: Women Make Movies.
From August 30 to September 15, 1995 two parallel events took place in China: the NGO
(Non-governmental organization) Forum on Women in Huairou, and the United Nations
Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. This film looks at the Conference's
attempts to complete the platform document, at the various workshops held, and
particularly at the individual NGO Forum projects, such as 'Women weaving the world
together'.
18- Jampel, B., CRM/McGraw-Hill Films, & McGraw-Hill Training Systems. (1975).
Women in Management. Del Mar, CA: McGraw-Hill Training Systems.
Presents one traditionally male-dominated company's efforts to adapt to the appearance
of women in leadership positions.
19- Jutra, C., Gagnon, J., Duceppe, J., Thibault, O., & Champagne, L. (1990). Mon Oncle
Antoine. Chicago, Ill.: Home Vision.
The coming-of-age of a 15-year-old who lives in the asbestos mining region of Quebec.
20- King, K., Alper, L., Nachem, J., Kane, M. J., Griffin, P., & Messner, M. et al. (2002).
Playing Unfair. Northampton, MA: Media Education Foundation.
It has been 30 years since Title IX legislation granted women equal playing time, but the
male-dominated world of sports journalism has yet to catch up with the law. Coverage of
women's sport lags far behind men's, and focuses on female athletes femininity and
sexuality over their achievements on the court and field.
21-Klein, H., Wiecha, J., Lorimar Home Video, & Warner Home Video. (1987). Women
in Business. Boston, Mass.: Lorimar Home Video : Distributed by Warner Home Video.
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Advice and perpective from women who have faced the challenges and achieved success
in business. Includes: building credibility ; negotiating and selling ; hiring and firing ;
managing success and failure ; your business and family ; resources and networks.
22- Lacy, S., Laughlin, K., & Terra Nova Films. (1986). Whisper, the Waves, the Wind.
Chicago, Ill.: Terra Nova Films.
Staged around an actual event on a Southern California beach, interviews with older
women inspire the viewer to cast off stereotypes, to break through age and gender
barriers and to see older women in a new light.
23- Lewis, J., Warren, L., Wilkinson, J., & Harvard University. Derek Bok Center for
Teaching and Learning. (1996). Women in the Classroom. Cambridge, Mass.: Derek Bok
Center for Teaching and Learning at Harvard University.
" a series of short videotaped vignettes depicting moments in teaching and learning in
which the role of women is an issue--either because of the gender of the teacher or
students, or because of the topic under discussion. Each is based on observed classroom
experiences. The five vignettes range in length from three to four and a half minutes, and
can be used to initiate discussion about how gender issues affect learning and teaching.
The tape also includes a series of 'Shorts'--provocative student one-liners on gender
issues."--Verso of container case.
24- Liu, H., Huang, S., Gong, L., Er, D., Da, S., & Lü, Y. et al. (2004). A Soul Haunted
by Painting. New York, NY: Knight Mediacom.
In the late 1920s, a woman painter specializing in nude painting returns from France to
China to teach her skills but finds that the art form is being heavily condemned by the
general public and the government. In dismay, she leaves her husband several years later
and returns to France to pursue her career.
25-Pellett, G., Camp, J., Procopio, V., Finkelstein, A., Johnson, A. C., & Moyers, B. D. et
al. (1994). Women in Politics. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
This program with Bill Moyers looks at the rising number of women on the political
scene and their impressions of politics. Congresswoman Pat Schroeder, former Secretary
of Labor Lynn Martin, Senator Carol Moseley Braun, and other female politicians talk
about the challenges women candidates face, describe their experiences in male bastions
of power, why it's important for women to participate in politics, and what women bring
to governing our nation.
26- Samar, S., & University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. (2005). Dr. Sima Samar
Sima Samar is Afghanistan's new Women's Affairs Minister. Sima Samar speaks of the
struggle for women's rights in Post-Taliban Afghanistan.
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27-Sladey, P., & Pat Sladey & Associates. (1993). Women & Leadership. Denver,
Colorado: Pat Sladey & Associates.
Offers timely, practical strategies and skills to help today's women in leadership positions
reach their personal and professional goals.
28-Weaver, K., Wheelock, M., Ishtar, & Circe Records. (1984). One Fine Day. Patterson,
N.Y.: Ishtar Films.
A celebration of American women from the 18th century to the present in a montage to
Kay Weaver's anthem One fine day (Circe Records)
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18-Becoming Human/Human Evolution/ language & Evolution/Archaeology (Back
top iindex)
1- Anthony Roland Collection of Film on Art. (1968). The Origins of Art in France.
Northbrook, ILL: Roland Collection of Films on Art.
Pictures Paleolithic cave drawings and paintings and Celtic artifacts from around 1500
B.C. which center on the subject of woman as a symbol of beauty and fertility. Shows the
similarities of elements in 20th century art to these drawings, paintings, and artifacts.
2- Bingham, R., Byker, C., Medof, S., Campbell, J., & Films for the Humanities. (1995).
The Social Brain. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
This program shows how human evolution has equipped the species with both
cooperative social skills and aggressive instincts.
3-Bingham, R., Crompton, C., Byker, C., Campbell, J., & Films for the Humanities.
(1995). The Nature of Human Nature. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities &
Sciences.
Introduces the "second Darwinian revolution," a new understanding of the evolution of
the human brain. Discusses the concept of a universal human nature that is the product of
natural selection.
4- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Time-Life Films. (1973). The
Long Childhood. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Surveys the complex role of science in the cultural evolution of man.
5- Cronkite, W., Caird, R., & Granada Television International. (1994). Ape Man. United
States: A&E Home Video.
Walter Cronkite explores evolution. "Ape Man" is the definitive account of how humans
evolved from primates to become the dominant species on earth. From the extinction of
the dinosaurs to the invention of fire, from the development of language to the link
between furry ancestors and modern man, this vivid journey tells a towering story.
6- Jampel, B., Kiley, R., National Geographic Society, & Wqed. (1988). Mysteries of
Mankind. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society.
Traces anthropological research in human evolution, beginniing with discoveries in
Africa of australopithecine bones, the Leakey's discoveries in the African Rift Valley and
Olduvai Gorge, Johanson's work in Hadar, Ethiopia. Includes discussion of dating
techniques such as laser dating, and the search for a common ancestor.
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7- Why sex? [videorecording]. (2001).[Motion Picture] South Burlington, Vt.: WGBH
Boston Video.
An examination of the struggle between science and religion in defining the origin and
nature of humans.
8- Johanson, D. C., & Cleveland Museum of Natural History. (1981). The First Family.
Cleveland, Ohio: Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
Tells of the 1974 discovery in Ethiopia of the oldest, most complete skeleton of human
ancestry and the discovery in 1975 of the remains of thirteen persons believed to be three
million years old. Curator of physical anthropology at the Cleveland Museum of Natural
History and American leader of the exploration team, Donald C. Johanson, discusses the
significance of the discovery.
9-Keach, S., Pennsylvania State University, Wqed, & Cambridge Studios. (1992). Out of
the Past
Stacy Keach, with the help of field archaeologists, introduces us to the work and thought
of archaeology.
10- Leakey, R. E., Spry-Leverton, P., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television
Service, Time-Life Video, & Time-Life Films. (1989). The Survival of the Species. New
York: Ambrose Video.
Richard Leakey examines the crucial behavior patterns that, over millions of years, made
us what we are. He also looks at new evidence that suggests the human animal will
survive.
11- Pinker, S. (2000). How the Mind Works. Los Angeles, CA: Into the Classroom
Media.
Steve Pinker, professor of Psychology and director of the Center for Cognitive
Neuroscience at MIT, proposes in a lively and humorous lecture that the mind has been
shaped by natural selection to solve problems faced by our ancestors.
12- Reid, A., Lewis, S. K., Espar, D., Garmon, L., Cubitt, A., & Neeson, L. et al. (2001).
Darwin's Dangerous Idea. South Burlington, Vt.: WGBH Boston Video.
An introduction to the key concepts of evolution through a dramatization of Darwin's life
with current documentary sequences.
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19-Subsistance Systems/ Nomads/Peasants/Horticulture/Reciprocity (Back to index)
1- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Time-Life Films. (1973). The
Harvest of the Seasons. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
The lifestyle of the Bakhtiari tribe of central Iran serves as an example of how nomads
lived and waged war during the Neolithic age.
2- Flaherty, R. J., King, C., Dirrane, M., Dillane, M., Gaumont British Picture Corp, &
Gainsborough Studios et al. (1991). Man of Aran. Concord, MA: Home Vision.
Documents the life of a family in a small fishing village in the Aran Islands, Ireland, as it
struggles to win the daily battle against its magnificent opponent--the sea.
3- Gatlif, T., New Yorker Films, K.G. Productions, & New Yorker Video. (1996). Latcho
Drom. New York, NY: New Yorker Video.
Presents, in documentary format, scenes and music from Gypsy cultures in India, Egypt,
Turkey, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, France and Spain.
4-Gibbs, J. L., Silverman, M., Breitrose, H., Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, inc, & BFA
Educational Media. (1970). The Cows of Dolo Ken Paye. New York: Bfa.
Discusses the coexistence of old customs and new economic practices and social
structures in the Liberian village of Fokwele. Follows the "hot-knife" trial of a Kpelle
farmer who wounded a cow descended from one belonging to former chieftain Dolo Ken
Paye.
5- Hoffman, S. M., Cowan, R. A., Aratow, P., & University of California . Extension
Media Center. (1973). Kypseli. Berkeley: University of California Extension Media
Center.
A film essay on the peasant society of Kipseli, a small isolated Greek village on the
island of Thera. Depicts how the people of Kipseli divide time, space, material
possessions, and activities according to an underlying pattern based on the separation of
the sexes, and shows how this division determines the village social structure.
6- Jablonko, A. P. (1968). Maring in Motion. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State
University. Films in the Behavioral Sciences.
Visual presentation of the thesis with analysis of the movement style of the maring
swidden horticulturalists living on the slopes of the Bismark Mountains, in the terms of
how people use their bodies, how they use the space around themselves and how they use
time.
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7- Marshall, J., Harvard University. Film Study Center, Films Incorporated, &
Documentary Educational Resources. (199u). The Hunters. Watertown, MA:
Documentary Educational Resources.
In this classic documentary, the Kalahari Bushmen of Africa wage a constant war for
survival against the hot arid climate and unyielding soil. 'The Hunters' focuses on four
men who undertake a hunt to obtain meat for their village. The chronicle of their 13-day
trek becomes part of the village's folklore, illustrating the ancient roots and continual
renewal of African tribal cultures.
8- Nairn, C., Strathern, A., Winter, P., & Granada Television International. (1983). The
Kawelka. London; Vancouver, B.C.: Granada Television International; Thomas Howe
Associates distributor.
Follows Ongka as he prepares for the giving of his "moka" or gift. The values of the
Kawelka people are illuminated by Ongka's solutions to the problems that arise.
9- Weiner, A. B., Wason, D., Granada Television International, & Films Inc. Video.
(1991). The Trobriand Islanders of Papua New Guinea. London; Chicago: Granada
Television International; Films Incorporated Video distributor.
The Trobriand Islands, regarded as anthropology's most sacred place, lie off the eastern
tip of Papua New Guinea. The island society has a complex balance of male authority and
female wealth. Magic spells and sorcery pervade everyday life. This program focuses on
two important events: the distribution of women's wealth after a death, and the "month of
play", a time of celebration following the yam harvest.
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1- Almodóvar, P., Roth, C., Paredes, M., Cruz, P., Peña, C., & San Juan, A. et al. (2000).
All about My Mother. Culver City, Calif.: Columbia TriStar Home Video.
Manuela is the perfect mother. A hard-working nurse, she's built a comfortable life for
herself and her teenage son. But when tragedy strikes and her son is killed in a car
accident, her world crumbles.
2- Amini, H., Softley, I., Bonham Carter, H., Roache, L., Elliott, A., & James, H. et al.
(1997). The Wings of the Dove. Burbank, Calif.: Miramax Home Entertainment :
Distributed by Buena Vista Home Video.
A young society woman's love for a common journalist presents her with an impossible
decision: leave him or marry and face a life of poverty. Events take an unexpected twist
when she befriends a lonely young heiress whose own tragic secret offers an irresistible
but dangerous solution.
3- Hamilton, B., Rashleigh, J., Wild Pigeon Productions, & Filmakers Library, i. (1999).
A Day Will Come. New York, N.Y.: Filmakers Library.
This documentary takes place in the home of the Mughals, a family of ten living in
Quetta, Pakistan. The two eldest children are each celebrating their engagements, under
very different circumstances. Ilyas is following tradition with an arranged marriage to a
girl he has never met. His sister, Yasmin, has convinced her parents to bend the rules and
let her choose her own husband. The engagement festivities provide a colorful backdrop
to the family's struggle with tradition and change in a society where women rarely make
their own decisions.
4- Hunter, H., Keitel, H., Neill, S., Paquin, A., Campion, J., & Chapman, J. et al. (1997).
The Piano. Van Nuys, Calif.: Avid Home Entertainment ; Exclusively distributed by
LIVE Entertainment.
A young mute woman and her child travel to New Zealand in the 1800s for an arranged
marriage to a farmer there. After the marriage she meets another man, and the
competition for her love begins. Only one of the men realizes that her affections can only
be won through her beloved piano.
5- Im, K., Im, M. K., & Lee, T. (2001). Chunhyang (Letterbox ed.). New York: New
Yorker Video.
". .a classic tale of lovers torn apart by two different worlds"--Cover.
6-Ishiguro, K., Nichols, M., Calley, J., Merchant, I., Ivory, J., & Jhabvala, R. P. et al.
(1997). The Remains of the Day. Burbank, Calif.: Columbia TriStar Home Video.
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The story of blind devotion and repressed love between a fanatically perfect butler and a
high-spirited, strong-minded young housekeeper in the employ of a British lord who is
unwittingly a Nazi dupe.
7- Lenzer, A., Stamberg, S., University of Hawaii at Manoa. Center on Aging, &
Annenberg/CPB Project. (1993). Social Roles and Relationships in Old Age. S.
Burlington, VT: Annenberg/CPB Collection.
This program looks at how family, friendship and work roles evolve and continue as we
age. The pioneering of new roles is also explored.
8- MacDougall, D., MacDougall, J., & University of California . Extension Center for
Media and Independent Learning. (1981). A Wife among Wives. Berkeley, CA:
University of California Extension Center for Media and Independent Learning.
An ethnographic documentary on the Turkana of northern Kenya. This is an inquiry into
the Turkana view of marriage.
9- McMillan, T., Bass, R., Whitaker, F., Houston, W., Bassett, A., & Rochon, L. et al.
(1996). Waiting to Exhale. Beverly Hills, Calif.: Fox Video.
The story of four African-American women who journey through a modern labyrinth of
husbands and lovers, jobs and makeovers.
10- Onwurah, N., Gardner, L., Johnson, C. L., British Broadcasting Corporation.
Television Service, & California Newsreel. (1993). Monday's Girls. San Francisco, CA:
California Newsreel.
A tribal chieftain's daughter who has lived in a large city for some time agrees to return to
her native village for traditional pre-marital ceremonies involving body painting, public
breast examination and five-weeks' confinement to "fattening rooms." Her refusal to fully
participate in the ritual sparks a crisis underlining the conflict between traditional and
modern African lifestyles.
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21-European/Western/Histories/Western Philosophy/Judeo-Christian (Back to
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1- Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 1. Introduction to the course; including the edifice sequence from "Why man
creates" by Saul Bass. Begins historical overview at the end of the age of the giant
reptiles and covers the origins of religion. Program 2. Covers the area known as the
fertile cresent, and the Egyptian civilization. Explores the role of the gods and the
pharaoh in the society.
2-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 11. Discusses the role of early Christianity in the 1st century, as a result of a
shift of attitudes, especially in philosophy and religion. Explores the three influences of
Christianity : 1) cultural contact, 2) Jewish sources and influences, 3) changes in
contemporary cultures from the first four centuries. Program 12. Discusses Paul of Tarsis,
and the spread of Christianity. Focuses on Jewish components in the area and various
influences.
3-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 13. Covers the four centuries that saw the decline of the Roman empire. These
various factors included hydrotropy, disease, and various social and economic situations.
Program 14. Discusses the fall of Rome, including political problems, a decline in
military power, and economic and social factors that led to the eventual invasion and
capture by the Goths in 410.
4-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 15. Discusses the Byzantine Empire, and its capital Constantinople. Covers the
influence of Roman tradition, and how it served as a bridge for various cultures including
Greco-Roman, oriental, and Christian influences. Program 16. Explores the role of
Constantinople as a center of trade. Covers the effect of theological disputes that were a
major influence for the fall of the Byzantine Empire.
5-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 17. Concentrates on the 300 years from the collapse of the Western empire to
the coronation of Charlemagne. A time of anarchy, arson and pillage, when the church
became the only source of stability. Program 18. Charlemagne stands out as one who
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attempted to bring order to the Dark Ages. Period includes a shifting of the economic
center from the Mediterranean shores to the European plains.
6-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 19. Growth of a new social order as Europe tries to restructure with the merging
of the Roman and German societies. Society begins to divide into peasant, clergy and
noble classes. Program 20. Society stabilizes into the feudal order of nobles to protect
property and people, cleric to protect their souls, and the peasants to provide food for
everyone.
7-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 21. Daily life in the Middle Ages was defined by harsh realities of hunger, cold,
the Black Plague, and fearful belief in the supernatural. Program 22. Urban centers begin
to regain importance as trade and culture revive. The feudal order is challenged as
cathedrals and churches are built on a gigantic scale as symbols of conspicuous piety and
competitiveness.
8-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 23. The 14th and 15th centuries were an era of war: civil war, town revolts, and
heresies within the church. All this contributed to the shaping of a new kind of state as
the towns developed wage labor. Program 24. A new humanist culture began to supplant
the Middle Ages as kings strengthened their powers with organized state monarchies.
9-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 25. Discusses the Renaissance, and the changing moods. The view of the people
focused on the glorification of man, and less to the glory of God. Explores the rise of the
humanists, and the revival of antiquity through the classics and their ideals. Program 26.
Covers the passion for glory, and the impact of exploration on modern thinking. Explores
the attitudes of the explorers as they encountered new societies.
10-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 3. The oasis between the rivers was Mesopotamia, a land of fantastic gods and
ruthless pragmatism. Discusses Mesopotamia as the source of the origins of western laws,
trade and money. Program 4. As the ancient empires of Assyria, Babylonia and Persia
collapsed, cities grew around the Mediterranean and civilization spread through war and
the distribution of booty.
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11-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 5. Explores the growth of philosophy and democracy in Greece, which laid the
foundations for our present systems. Program 6. The foundation of Greek philosophy, as
seen in the works of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
12-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 7. Covers Greek culture, the common element which held the city states
conquered by Alexander the Great together in an empire. Program 8. A time of large
impersonal states that allowed the growth of personal and artistic independence. The
Hellenistic Age spread Greek culture throughout the eastern Mediterranean world.
13-Barzyk, F., Weber, E. J., Wgbh, Metropolitan Museum of Art, & Annenberg/CPB
Project. (1989). The Western Tradition. Santa Barbara, CA: The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Program 9. Begins in the 5th century and covers 200 years of Roman history. Explores
the rise of the army and the spread of Roman influences throughout the surrounding
lands. Program 10. Covers the rise of dictatorships in Rome beginning in 1 B.C.
Discusses the roles of Caeser, Pompeii, and Marius and their attitudes toward the Roman
Empire.
14- Bradley, E., Radliffe, H. A., & CBS Television Network. (1998). Toni Morrison.
New York, NY: Cbs.
Profiles Toni Morrison, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, 1993. Discusses her life,
her works, her career and her thoughts.
15- Burke, J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, RKO Pictures, &
Churchill Films. (1986). It Started with the Greeks. Los Angeles, CA: Churchill Films.
Explains how the questioning, rational attitude of the ancient Greeks has continued
through the centuries in the West and has led to constantly changing knowledge and
discovery, thus creating conflict between these changes and inherently conservative
institutions. Also discusses the thesis of the series that particularly important
developments in the history of Western thought have produced corresponding changes in
who we are.
16-Burke, J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, RKO Pictures, &
Churchill Films. (1986). Medieval Conflict. Los Angeles, CA: Churchill Films.
Following centuries dominated by the teachings of St. Augustine, the Crusaders invading
Spain captured from the Arabs a treasure of Greek, Roman, and Arab scientific
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knowledge. This information led to the creation of universities, revolutionized life in
Europe, and caused bitter conflict between reason and faith.
17-Burke, J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, RKO Pictures, &
Churchill Films. (1986). Science Revises the Heavens. Los Angeles, CA: Churchill Films.
Deals with advances made during the Scientific Revolution, including Copernicus's
explanation that the heavens do not revolve around the earth, Galileo's exploration of the
acceleration of falling objects, and Newton's theories, and examines the bitter conflict
that these ideas caused within the Catholic Church.
18- Burstall, C., Dover, K. J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, R.M.
Productions, & Films for the Humanities. (1988). The Classical Age. Princeton, NJ:
Films for the Humanities.
Surveys the accomplishments of the Greek classical age from 500 B.C. to the death of
Alexander in 323 B.C., including Greek art, literature, and philosophy, linking the
classical age to basic elements of Western civilization.
19-Burstall, C., Dover, K. J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, R.M.
Productions, & Films for the Humanities. (1988). The Greek Beginning. Princeton, NJ:
Films for the Humanities.
An introduction to Greece and the Greeks, covering the period from the Mycenaean Age
in 1300 B.C. to the death of Alexander the Great in 323 B.C. It sets out the principal
historical landmarks and presents some of the work of the most important Greek writers,
philosophers, historians and politicians of the period. Burstall's conversations with Greek
scholar Kenneth Dover are interspersed with photographs of ancient Greek sculpture,
artifacts and ruins of ancient buildings.
20-Burstall, C., Dover, K. J., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, R.M.
Productions, & Films for the Humanities. (1988). The Minds of Men. Princeton, NJ:
Films for the Humanities.
A detailed look at the life and teachings of Socrates and his pupil Plato, and at the world
of the two founding fathers of history --Herodotus and Thucydides. Their work
exemplifies the vital curiosity of the Greeks about the wellspring of human behavior, the
nature of man, and his place in the world around him. Christopher Burstall's
conversations with Greek scholar Kenneth Dover are interspersed with art works, scenes
from modern Greece, shots of ancient ruins and dramatized scenes and monologues.
21- Campbell, J., Donat, P., Home Vision, Public Media Video, & Holoform Research, I.
(1989). The World of Joseph Campbell. Massachusetts: Public Media Video.
Joseph Campbell explores the myths and symbols that have shaped human psychology
and given what he has called "the experience of being alive."
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22-Camus, M., Viot, J., Mello, B., Dawn, M., & de Oliviera, L. (1958). Black
OrpheusHome Vision.
Story based on the legend of Orpheus and Eurydice set against the colorful background of
the carnival in Rio de Janeiro.
23- Delaney, F., British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, BBC Video, &
CBS Fox Video. (1997). The Celts. Beverly Hills, Calif.; England: CBS/Fox Video; BBC
Video.
Follows the story of the Celts from their earliest roots through the flowering of their
culture and their enduring heritage today. Includes reconstructions of iron-age villages,
dramatizations of major historical events and visits to modern Celtic lands.
24- Dewhurst, C., Bauman, S., MacLeish, R., National Gallery of Art, & Home Vision.
(1988). Light of the Gods. Chicago, Ill.: Home Vision.
An exploration of the evolution of Greek representational art from the stylized stick
figures of the Geometric period to the carved and painted images of man of the early
classical era.
A focus on the history and significance of baseball as our national pastime, as seen by
writers, artists and historians.
25- Evert, J., Evert, C., & Catholic Answers. (2003). Romance without Regret. San
Diego, CA: Catholic Answers.
Helps teens understand why chastity is beneficial and gives them tools to live out this
conviction.
26- Frayling, C., Towers, D., Films for the Humanities, & BBC Education & Training.
(1998). The Jeweled City. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
The Cathedral of Chartres, built from 1150 to 1220 and widely recognized as a
masterpiece of Gothic architecture, is now a world heritage site. This program offers a
narrated tour of the cathedral along with a historical portrait of the political and religious
fervor of the medieval architects who saw it through to completion.
27- Presents the little-known story of nearly 20,000 European Jewish refugees who fled
to Shanghai in the years 1938-1941, through four survivors (Fred Fields, Ernest Heppner,
Illo Heppner, and Siegmar Simon).
28-Grubin, D., Public Affairs Television, & Newbridge Communications. (1995). The
Language of LifeNewbridge Communications.
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29-Guest, R., Transatlantic Films, Mystic Fire Video, Inc, & Channel Four. (1990).
Greek Fire. New York, NY: Mystic Fire Video.
Explores the influence of ancient Greece on modern philosophy.
30- Grossman, J., Rosdy, P., Sukowa, B., Tausig, O., Zorn, J., & National Center for
Jewish Film et al. (1998). Port of Last Resort. Vienna: Pinball Films/Extrafilm.
31-Hossfeld, H. J. (1986). Crete + Mycenae. Indianapolis, IN: Kartes.
Shows the archaeological findings at Knossos and elsewhere on Crete, as well as
Mycenae on the Greek mainland, in order to compare the cultural history of the Minoan
civilization with that of Mycenae.
32- Lanzmann, C., Films Aleph, & Historia Films. (1985). Shoah. Hollywood, CA; New
York, NY: Paramount Video; New Yorker Films release.
Interviews with death-camp survivors and Nazi functionaries. Shows present-day view of
some of the concentration camps.
33- Liberty Fund. (1970). The Industrial Revolution. Indianapolis, Ind.: Liberty Fund,
Inc.
34- Meyer, H. E., & Storm King Press. (2003). The Siege of Western Civilization. Friday
Harbor, Wash.: Storm King Press.
"Herb Meyer outlines the history of Western civilization and the threats we now face,
from the war on terrorism, to our own country's 'second Civil War, ' to the root causes of
our current economic troubles. Viewers will come away with a clear, firm grasp of why
we face these threats, what we need to do, and most important, what lies ahead for our
country"--Container.
35-. Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter. (1998). Pilgrimage Priestly Fraternity of Saint
Peter.
"Pilgrimage explores the future of the traditional catholic movement"--container
36- Reeks, J., Sax, G., Maccoby, H., Kleinsteuber, M., Hepton, B., & Lee, C. et al.
(1993). The Disputation. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
Recreates a public theological debate between Christians and Jews, which were common
during the Middle Ages. This one, held in Barcelona in 1263, was unique, being a
genuine debate between Christianity and Judaism which brought to light the basic
differences between the two religions.
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37-Rose, A., Huculak, M., Inigo Films, Vision TV, & Bullfrog Films, i. (2004). Galileo's
Sons. Oley, PA: Bullfrog Films.
Examines the Vatican Observatory at the Pope's summer residence at Castel Gandolfo,
where Jesuit astronomers and astrophysicists apply their scientific expertise to questions
of faith.
38-Rutler, G. W., Eternal Word Television Network, & Ignatius Press. (1996). Crisis in
Culture II. Birmingham, AL; Fort Collins, CO: Eternal Word Television Network;
Distributed by Ignatius Press.
Considers basic truths of religion in relation to contemporary culture. Topics include:
Catholic education, the liturgy, public and private prayer, Marian devotion, and holiness.
39-Salt, C., Tully, M., & British Broadcasting Corporation. (1996). Lives of Jesus.
Bethesda, MD: Acorn Media Publishing.
40-Woodruff, J., Denton, R., Corporation for Public Broadcasting, & Films Incorporated.
(1986). The Education of Rita. Chicago, IL: Films Incorporated.
Details the life and studies of Rita Tikhonova, a 21-year-old Muscovite finishing her
studies at a prestigious Moscow University. The program follows Rita through her final
days at the Institute to her oral exams and her first teaching job.
41-Woodruff, J., Denton, R., Corporation for Public Broadcasting, & Films Incorporated.
(1986). Hunter and Son. Chicago, IL: Films Incorporated.
Follows the life of Mikhail Kuzakov, a professional fur traper in the Siberian Taiga, who
hunts from horseback with a pack of well-trained dogs.
42-Woodruff, J., Denton, R., Corporation for Public Broadcasting, & Films Incorporated.
(1986). October Harvest. Chicago, IL: Films Incorporated.
Documentary of a collective farm in Southern Soviet Union and how the Revolution
changed the life of a resident, Mariya Kulinich, now 78.
43-Woodruff, J., Denton, R., Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Films Incorporated, &
Kommunisticheska?i?a parti?i?a Sovetskogo So?i?uza. (1986). Pacific Outpost. Chicago,
IL: Films Incorporated.
Depicts the life of Tatyana Naumova, a loyal member of the Communist Party in
Nakhodka. Her unquestioning support and energy place her in the vanguard in Soviet
politics and keeps the Soviet machinery running.
44-Woodruff, J., Home Vision, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, & Films
Incorporated. (1986). Doctor in Moscow. Chicago, IL: Films Incorporated.
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Documentary about the life of a doctor in Moscow.
45-Sugrue, M., Staloff, D., Roderick, R., Recchiuti, J. L., Dalton, D., & Westen, D. et al.
(1992). Philosophy in the Epoch of Ideology. Dubuque, IA: Teaching Company.
This program covers Hegel's thought and its evolution into Marxism. The ideal of
freedom is explored by contrasting Thoreau and Dostoyevsky. Also included are lectures
on Freud, Jung, Kierkegaard, Darwin, and sociologist Max Weber, establishing the
bedrock on which most modern understanding and criticism of society is based.
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22-United States/ Nation/ Politics/ History/Politics/Cultures (Back to index)
1-Goodman, R., Colloton, D., Golden, M., Stossel, J., ABC News, & ABC News Home
Video. (2001). John Stossel Goes to Washington. New York, N.Y.: ABC News.
ABC News correspondent John Stossel looks at Government waste, abuse, spending and
mismanagement and how it affects our lives and our pocketbooks.
2-Hobel-Leiterman Productions, Document Associates, CTV Television Network, & MPI
Home Video. (1987). The Fabulous Sixties, 1960-1969. Oak Forest, IL: MPI Home
Video.
Reviews the events, personalities, cultural and social trends, and business and sports
achievements responsible for making the 1960's a decade a decade of sharp contrasts.
3-Heritage Videos. (1994). A Nation Adrift. Shawnee Mission, KS: Heritage Videos.
This documentary shows how the hand of God guided our forefathers as they forged our
nation.
4- King, M. L., Maljack Productions, I., & MPI Home Video. (1986). I have a Dream.
Oak Forest, IL: MPI Home Video.
Martin Luther King's speech at the Lincoln Memorial, August 28, 1963.
5- Kolker, A., Alvarez, L., & Center for New American Media. (1986). American
Tongues. New York, NY: Cnam.
Illustrates various dialects of the English language within the U.S.
6- Lew-Lee, L., & Electronic News Group. (1996). All Power to the People!. Los
Angeles, CA: Electronic News Group.
Government documents, rare news clips, interviews with ex-activists and FBI/CIA agents
define the bloody conflict between political dissent and repressive government authority
in the U.S. during the period of the 60s and the 70s.
7-Lipscomb, S., & New Day Films. (1997). Battle for the MindsNew Day Films.
This documentary explores the tensions within the Southern Baptist Convention, in
regard to the role of women in the church and the ordination of women in particular, by
tracing changes in the leadership of the S.B.C. and also the "conservative takeover" of the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
8- Mahan, L., Lipman, M., & New Day Films. (1996). Holding Ground. New York: New
Day Films.
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Through the voices of committed residents, activists and city officials, this documentary
shows how a Boston community organized the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative
and was able to create and carry out its own agenda for change.
9- McCullough, D. G., Drasnin, I., Drasnin Productions, WGBH Educational Foundation,
Wgbh, & Wnet et al. (1988). The Radio PriestPBS Video.
Presents the life of Father Charles Coughlin, one of the demogogues who became famous
during the depth of the Great Depression through his use of radio, causing a debate over
the use of the airwaves to promote anti-democratic messages and the capability of the
democracy to cope with this type of dissent.
10-Vecchione, J., Bond, J., Hampton, H., Else, J., Fayer, S., & PBS Video et al. (2000).
Eyes on the Prize : America's Civil Rights Years. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
First in a six-part documentary series on the American civil rights movement. This
episode focuses on the catalytic events of 1954-1956. The Mississippi lynching of 14year-old Emmett Till led to a widely publicized trial where a couragous black man took
the stand accused two white men of murder. In Montogomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks
refused to yield her bus seat to a white man. JoAnn Robinson, and the Woman's Political
Council, along with the local black leadership, called for a bus boycott that lasted more
than a year. The Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., 26 years old, became the leader of the
boycott, and and the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately ruled that the segregated bus system
was unconstitutional. Ordinary citizens and local leaders began to join the black struggle
for freedom. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference was formed. In response,
many white southerners closed ranks in opposition to the burgeoning black rights
movement. Racial discrimination finally became a political issue.
11-Vecchione, J., Bond, J., Hampton, H., Else, J., Fayer, S., & PBS Video et al. (2000).
Eyes on the Prize : America's Civil Rights Years. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
Second in a six-part documentary series on the American civil rights movement. This
episode follows the struggle for equality from the schoolroom to the courtroom and back
as blacks rejected the existing system of "separate but equal" education. In 1954, the
Supreme Court also rejected the system with its historic decision, Brown vs. Board of
Education. The legal battle won, in 1957 nine black teenagers called the Little Rock Nine
dared to integrate a high school in Little Rock, Ark. In 1962, a resolute James Meredith
enrolled at the University of Mississippi. Students, parents, and lawyers united to
guarantee a better education and a better future for their children.
12-Vecchione, J., Bond, J., Hampton, H., Else, J., Fayer, S., & PBS Video et al. (2000).
Eyes on the Prize : America's Civil Rights Years. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
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year-old Emmett Till led to a widely publicized trial where a couragous black man took
the stand accused two white men of murder. In Montogomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks
refused to yield her bus seat to a white man. JoAnn Robinson, and the Woman's Political
Council, along with the local black leadership, called for a bus boycott that lasted more
than a year. The Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., 26 years old, became the leader of the
boycott, and and the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately ruled that the segregated bus system
was unconstitutional. Ordinary citizens and local leaders began to join the black struggle
for freedom. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference was formed. In response,
many white southerners closed ranks in opposition to the burgeoning black rights
movement. Racial discrimination finally became a political issue.
13-Verdon-Roe, V. (1986). Women for America, for the World. Berkeley, Calif.:
Educational Film and Video Project distributor.
Notable women in various fields speak out on current American issues, world needs,
peace, nuclear disarmament, environmental concerns, etc.
14-Vineyard Video Productions. (1987). You may Call Her Madam Secretary. West
Tisbury, MA: Vineyard Video Productions.
Uses photographs, portraits, documents, political cartoons, newsreel footage, and recent
interviews to present the life of Frances Perkins, who served as Franklin Roosevelt's
secretary of labor from 1933 to 1945.
15- Towers Productions, I. (2005). Inside 9/11. United States: National Geographic.
Inside 9/11 traces the time line that led up to the deadly attacks and deconstructs the
fateful day, tracking the movements of all four terrorist teams and patching together the
ad hoc response of government.
16-Hamadi, N., Greenberg, M., McArthur, S., Ohta, H., Multicultural Media Associates,
& Nihon BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha. (1995). Canada and the United States. Montpelier,
VT: Multicultural Media.
Eleven performances of instrumental, vocal and dance music from French-speaking
communitities in Canada. Performances consist of fiddling, guitar playing, work songs,
reels and quadrilles. Seven performances of instrumental, vocal and dance music from
native and English-speaking communities in Canada. A wide representation of rural and
urban traditions performed in African-American communities in the United States from
children's songs to urban blues.
17-Hamadi, N., Greenberg, M., McArthur, S., Ohta, H., Multicultural Media Associates,
& Nihon BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha. (1995). The United States. Montpelier, VT:
Multicultural Media.
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Includes traditional Anglo, French and Spanish folkmusic and dancing with performances
by Margaret McArthur, Mike Seeger, Doc Watson, Jean Ritchie, Beausoleil and others.
18-Hamadi, N., Greenberg, M., McArthur, S., Ohta, H., Multicultural Media Associates,
& Nihon BikutÇ Kabushiki Kaisha. (1995). The United States. Montpelier, VT:
Multicultural Media.
The first section of this tape includes eleven performances of spirituals, hymns, brass
band music, gospel group music. The second section includes five performances of
baptism hymns, gospel duets, country hymns and bluegrass music.
19-1-Toward American Renewal(1995). Ned Romano & Associates, Inc.
Using segments from Newt Gingrich's college course and profiles of historical figures,
the video gives Mr. Gingrich's ideas on renewal of America.
20- Adato, P. M., Monet, D., Cassatt, M., & Wnet. (1977). Mary Cassatt. United States:
Home Vision.
Focuses on the life and work of the American Impressionist painter Mary Cassatt.
21- British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Time-Life Films. (1972). A
Firebell in the Night. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Discusses the causes and miseries of the Civil War and the racial wounds that still trouble
the United States.
22-British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, & Time-Life Films. (1972). The
First Impact. New York: Time-Life Multimedia.
Presents a record of Alistair Cooke's impressions of the people, places, institutions, and
landscapes of America.
23- Colson, C. W., Hewitt, H., Burns, M., & PBS Video. (1996). Searching for God in
America. Alexandria, Va.: PBS Video.
Conversation with one of the figures of the Washington era, who has risen to become one
of the leading evangelical voices in this century.
24- Document Associates, & MPI Home Video. (1986). The Fabulous 60's. Oak Forest,
IL: MPI Home Video.
25-Drasnin, I., Public Broadcasting Service, & PBS Video. (1989). Forever Baseball.
Alexandria, VA: PBS Video.
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26-1-Davies, D., Cabell, B., Gutman, R., Akashi, Y., & Ziv, I. (1996). A Bosnian
Betrayal. New York: First Run/Icarus Films.
The program explores the extent to which United Nations officials and commanders in
Bosnia put the safety of their troops ahead of their responsibility to the civilians in
Srebrenica. Although Srebrenica was designated as a United Nations safe haven, the
Serbian forces aparently massacred Bosnian Moslems after they captured the city in July,
1995.
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