Don’t Get Angry

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Year Published: 1953

Creator: encyclopedia britannica

Complete Record: Subject: shows the causes and effects of anger as exemplified in the case of two young children. Uses animation to show the effects of anger on the body, and compares an angry child with a kettle that must release its steam. Lists some ways in which anger can be dissipated and asks the audience what they would have done in the two cases. Shots: Girls screaming at each other pulling a rope, boy making a model airplane getting upset, girl hangs up phone then rips up magazine, girl then throws candle off mantel then collapses in chair, boy writes then breaks pencil in anger, woman drying dishes throws them down and collapses in despair on table, girls jumping rope, MS of 2 girls in fight, CU of girls shouting, girl crying looks at magazines and eats candy, another girl walks in and first girl jumps up in anger, mother walks and all three sit down, boys making model planes and arguing, boy at drinking fountain, boy angry in his room, CU of boy lying on his bed, illustration of boy w/ pounding heart compared to tea kettle letting off steam, CUs of angry children, MS of boy and girl with picture of kettle transposed, jump rope girls, boys with punching bag, boys on phone, boys with planes, boy writing, girl makes clay figure and destroys it.