From The Archive

Inside-Out: But Names Will Never Hurt?

An episode about prejudice and name-calling from the classic 1970s PBS show. Introduces an English-Canadian boy, who in sudden anger calls a young French-Canadian a dirty French frog and then comes to realize how prejudice separates one person from another and affects the feelings of everyone involved. Warning – this film may be offensive to French Canadians.

This film is available on Ins & Outs of Inside/Out DVD-R

From The Archive

Tell My Wife I Won’t Be Home For Dinner (MTI, 1979)

Somewhat humorous British film about time management on the job.

This film is available on the As the Office Turns DVD-R

From The Archive

The Coz

Bill
Cosby has recently been shocking folks with his critical view of African-American
youth culture. Well, folks forget that before the Cosby show and his shilling
for Jell-o, Bill had a lot to say about what was wrong with the world. Films
include: Bill Cosby on Prejudice, A Day With Bill Cosby and more!

From The Archive

H is for Hippy

Films that introduce middle America to the concept of the ‘hippy’, including: Oh Woodstock!, The Hippie Temptation (with
Harry Reasoner) and Marijuana (with Sonny Bono).

From The Archive

P is for Police Officer

Training films made for one of the most stressful and dangerous jobs in a democracy – being a police officer. Films include: Disturbance Calls, Failure to Protect, Shotgun – Second Weapon and more!

From The Archive

Ins & Outs of Inside/Out, Volume 2

Episodes from the brilliant educational TV series that explored the emotional and moral dilemmas that kids faced in the mid-1970s. Films include: Can I Help?, Can Do/Can’t Do, Brothers and Sisters, Donna, Because It’s Fun and more!