Politics, Power And The Public Good

How power corrupts - playing politics to push through programs - political campaigns and rhetoric - public image and private morality - ends vs the means. Edited from the Columbia Pictures' 1950 motion picture All the king's men starring Broderick Crawford.With teacher's manual and guide., A: Access CP: Composite Positive AC: Acetate B: 800' 16/8/9.5mm 16mm Black & White Sound Columbia Pictures Learning Corporation of America
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Episode of Series “Searching for values: a film anthology”. A long-term popular politician, proud of “getting things done for the people”, ruthlessly fights to retain his office with a panoply of unethical tactics and henchmen. Deeply entrenched in corruption, the politician retains his office due to the efforts of his supporters who organised a mass movement of popular support for him. Edited from the film “All the King’s Men” produced and directed by Robert Rossen.

More in Searching for Values - a Film Anthology Series

  1. A Sense of Purpose 1972
  2. My Country Right Or Wrong 1972
  3. Politics, Power And The Public Good 1972
  4. Pride and Principle 1972
  5. Spaces between people. 1972
  6. The Dehumanizing City And Hymie Schultz 1972
  7. The Fine Art Of Aggression 1972
  8. The Right To Live - Who Decides 1972
  9. Trouble With The Law 1972
  10. Violence - Just For Fun 1972
  11. When Parents Grow Old 1972
  12. Whether To Tell The Truth 1972

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