Malawi: The Women

Duration: 14

Genre: Educational

Creator: Churchill

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Malawi - the Women Produced by Churchill Films PC: CF Year published 1971 Grade Level: I J H Distributed on media: 1 film reel (15 min.), optical sound, 16 mm. Color?Color Length: 15 MIN Library of Congress Registration 75-714773 Description: Illustrates the differences among life styles of people in a developing African nation by the personal statements of three Malawi women. Shows their daily activities in a rural village, a large urban center and a suburban housing project., Views the lives of three women, each from a different stratum of society with its specific life style. Observes the daily activities of a village woman who, because most of the men work in the city, must perform all the village's functions; an educated upper-class woman, whose life is very similar to middle class life in the United States; and another woman who has moved to the city with her husband and who explains the differences between her present life and her life in the village. Shows dress, housing, and food in both village and urban settings.

Complete Record: Malawi - the Women Produced by Churchill Films PC: CF Year published 1971 Grade Level: I J H Distributed on media: 1 film reel (15 min.), optical sound, 16 mm. Color?Color Length: 15 MIN Library of Congress Registration 75-714773AB: Illustrates the differences among life styles of people in a developing African nation by the personal statements of three Malawi women. Shows their daily activities in a rural village, a large urban center and a suburban housing project., Views the lives of three women, each from a different stratum of society with its specific life style. Observes the daily activities of a village woman who, because most of the men work in the city, must perform all the village's functions; an educated upper-class woman, whose life is very similar to middle class life in the United States; and another woman who has moved to the city with her husband and who explains the differences between her present life and her life in the village. Shows dress, housing, and food in both village and urban settings.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.