[SANCTUARY 0003 footage]

This is the most distinct film in the collection — not a VNSNY promotional piece, but a raw documentary interview/observational film. According to the detailed description, it features Louis Anthony Franchina, an AWOL marine and former member of the U.S. Marine Corps. Visual elements include: a man playing piano in a large empty church, organ music, African American churchgoers leaving mass, a Raymond V. Holt quote on a sign reading "To each man is given the power of choice to follow his vision or to reject it," behind-the-scenes camerawork (cinematographer Fred Engelberg credited), and candid scenes of people smoking and socializing. The film appears to be a 1960s–70s social documentary examining personal freedom, religion, and counterculture themes — a fragment of a larger project titled "Sanctuary."