The Baltimore Plan
This 1953 documentary details community and social worker efforts to clean up poor housing conditions in Baltimore, Mary…
This documentary and New Deal promotional film describes the importance of the Mississippi River Valley to the United States while arguing t… read more
This documentary and New Deal promotional film describes the importance of the Mississippi River Valley to the United States while arguing that poor farming and lumbering practices have resulted in destructive erosion, floods and poverty. This U.S. Government funded film won best documentary at the 1938 Venice Film Festival and was directed by Pare Lorentz. close
This 1953 documentary details community and social worker efforts to clean up poor housing conditions in Baltimore, Mary…
This 1953 Coronet educational film describes and celebrates the ethnic diversity of the United States and the history of…
This 1957 educational film describes the religious practices, cultural customs, and political situation in the Middle Ea…
This 1957 promotional film, produced for the Automatic Voting Machine Company, explains the advantages of machines over …