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