Inside/Out: How Do You Show? (1972)
The video “Inside/Out: How Do You Show?” explores the ways individuals express their feelings, emphasizing that everyone has their own
Inside/Out: Brothers and Sisters (1972)
The film features a conversation between siblings discussing their plans for the weekend. The brother wants to go see a
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Tobaccoman’s Sixth Sense, The (1949)
The film discusses the evolution of the tobacco industry, highlighting the transition from traditional cultivation and processing techniques to a
Dingbat Story, The (ca. 1960s)
The film discusses the significance of movie titles, highlighting their roles in engaging the audience, setting expectations, and reflecting the
Assignment: Venezuela (1956)
The film details the experiences of an American engineer, Jim, as he relocates to Venezuela for work with an oil
Inside/Out: In My Memory (1972)
The film revolves around a child’s experience of losing their grandmother, who had been a close companion since childhood. After
Inside/Out: Breakup (1972)
The film discusses the emotional complexities of a family dealing with potential divorce. It captures a conversation between a mother
Wastage of Human Resources (1947)
The film discusses the tragic wastage of human resources in America due to various factors, including health issues, accidents, lack
No Time for Ugliness (1965)
The film discusses the complexities of urban life, emphasizing the importance of design in creating livable cities. It highlights the
Match Your Mood (ca. 1968)
The film **”Match Your Mood”** is a vibrant promotional piece for Westinghouse refrigerators, steeped in the aesthetics and culture of
Black Communications Project (1967)
The Black Communications Project, initiated by the Black Students Union at San Francisco State College in 1967, aimed to empower