Fire in the Streets

Duration: 22

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1971

Creator: Arthur Mokin Productions

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Depicts the polarization within our society by recording ghetto citizens attacking a city's firemen because they are perceived as representing an opposing social group. Suggests that administrative neglect and social problems in the ghetto contribute to the animosity felt toward all public service personnel. Shows the interaction of both groups, and uses interviews to point out the poor communication between the groups., Depicts the polarization within our society by recording ghetto citizens attacking a city's firemen because they are perceived as representing an opposing social group. Suggests that administrative neglect and social problems in the ghetto contribute to the animosity felt toward all public service personnel. Shows the interaction of both groups, and uses interviews to point out the poor communication between the groups.

Complete Record: Depicts the polarization within our society by recording ghetto citizens attacking a city's firemen because they are perceived as representing an opposing social group. Suggests that administrative neglect and social problems in the ghetto contribute to the animosity felt toward all public service personnel. Shows the interaction of both groups, and uses interviews to point out the poor communication between the groups., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.