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> Films for the Humanities has these. Some can be previewed online, ALL can=
be
> previewed free for one month ...
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> STORIES OF WOMEN IN KABUL: =A9 2004. PREVIEW CLIP ONLINE. The film=B9s produc=
ers
> had unlimited access to Kabul=B9s =B3Garden of Women=B2 =8Bperhaps the only publi=
c
> place in Afghanistan where men are not welcome... a women=B9s prison is als=
o
> visited ... Meet a therapist who conducts support groups for the traumati=
zed,
> and a cafeteria employee struggling to improve her family=B9s living condit=
ions.
>=20
> FIGHTING FEMALE CIRCUMCISION IN AFRICA: =A9 2004. PREVIEW CLIP ON LINE. Th=
is
> program presents multiple perspectives on the issue, interviewing health =
care
> personnel, professional circumcisers, women who have undergone the ritual=
, and
> men who are against it.
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> FORGING PEACE IN GUATAMALA: =A9 1997. Stirring portraits of three Mayan wom=
en
> and their efforts on behalf of peace. Adela, a widow, bravely sustains he=
r
> refugee family. Justina tirelessly travels the countryside explaining the
> human rights movement to fellow villagers. Francesca, a Mayan priestess,
> reaffirms the cultural identity of her people. Stunning photography evoke=
s the
> Mayan Popol Vuh creation story and punctuates the women=B9s courageous stru=
ggle.
> (OLDER, BUT SHOWN LAST YR AT PRINCETON PUBLIC LIB=B9S HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FES=
T)
> =A0
> FIGHTING THE TIDE: DEVELOPING NATIONS AND GLOBALIZATION: =A9 2004. 5-part
> series. Many Westerners embrace globalization=8Bbut do they grasp how profo=
undly
> their consumption and spending habits affect people thousands of miles aw=
ay?
> Filmed entirely on location in Malawi, Ecuador, Nicaragua, India, and
> Guatemala, the series illuminates what globalization means for citizens o=
f
> those nations. Emotional and informative interviews with farmers, school
> teachers, community activists, and others .
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> We have lots more =8Cglobalization=B9 titles/series, tho not specifically foc=
used
> on women=B9s issues...
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> --=20
Diane Rhodes, Production Editor
Films for the Humanities & Sciences
www.films.com; 800-257-5126
Diane.rhodes@films.com
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> =A0
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> We acquire many titles on globalization themes...
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> I have to say that, in general, some of the best =B3bang for the buck=B2, IMH=
O,
> are the Bullfrog Films video series =B3Life=B2. While no one video will give=
an
> complete overall view (really... How could you sum up the condition of th=
e
> world=B9s women in ONE video!) the individual programs are superb.
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> Life, City Life, Life III, Life IV
> http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/ls.html
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>=20
> And while it=B9s older that Postcards.... You might also consider their ser=
ies:
> A Woman=B9s Place (6 10 minute films for the UN Beijing Conference on Wome=
n)
> http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/awp.html
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> --
> deg farrelly, Associate Librarian
> Arizona State University at the West Campus
> PO Box 37100=20
> Phoenix, Arizona 85069-7100
> Phone: 602.543.8522
> Email: deg.farrelly@asu.edu
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> From: Meghann Matwichuk <mtwchk@udel.edu>
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> Subject: [Videolib] Recent Title on Women's Issues / Globilization
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> Dear Collective Brain,
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> I have been trying to locate possible titles for a faculty who has been u=
sing
> Postcards from the Future for some time now, and who would like to use
> something similar in scope and tone that is more up-to-date (Postcards wa=
s
> released in 1997). Our catalog description of this title reads "This pro=
gram
> features women throughout the world who are working toward gaining power =
and
> making a difference." Can anyone think of any similar titles that have b=
een
> released within the last, say, 2-3 years? Or know of any programs curren=
tly
> in development? I have suggested Peace x Peace: Women on the Frontlines=
and
> a handful of other possibilities, but am still looking for the right one.
> This is the faculty's wishlist:
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> "It should be something just as engaging as this one, but it doesn't only=
have
> to show accomplishments....sort of a snapshot of worldwide women's issues=
,
> looking at several key countries. I like this one because it links women=
's
> activism with environmental activism, peace activism and efforts to addre=
ss
> violence against women."
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> Thanks in advance,
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> ******************************
> Meghann R. Matwichuk
>=20
>=20
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Films for the Humanities has these. Some can be previewed online, ALL= can be previewed free for one month ...Diane Rhodes, Production Editor
STORIES OF WOMEN IN KABUL: © 2004. PREVIEW CLIP ONLINE. The film’s producers had unlimited access to K= abul’s “Garden of Women” —perhaps the only public pl= ace in Afghanistan where men are not welcome... a women’s prison is al= so visited ... Meet a therapist who conducts support groups for the traumati= zed, and a cafeteria employee struggling to improve her family’s livin= g conditions.
FIGHTING FEMALE CIRCUMCISION IN AFRICA: © 2004. PREVIEW CLIP ON LINE. = This program presents multiple perspectives on the issue, interviewing= health care personnel, professional circumcisers, women who have undergone = the ritual, and men who are against it.
FORGING PEACE IN GUATAMALA: © 1997. Stirring portraits of three Mayan = women and their efforts on behalf of peace. Adela, a widow, bravely sustains= her refugee family. Justina tirelessly travels the countryside explaining t= he human rights movement to fellow villagers. Francesca, a Mayan priestess, = reaffirms the cultural identity of her people. Stunning photography evokes t= he Mayan Popol Vuh creation story and punctuates the women’s co= urageous struggle. (OLDER, BUT SHOWN LAST YR AT PRINCETON PUBLIC LIB’S= HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FEST)
=A0
FIGHTING THE TIDE: DEVELOPING NATIONS AND GLOBALIZATION: © 2004. 5-par= t series. Many Westerners embrace globalization—but do they grasp how = profoundly their consumption and spending habits affect people thousands of = miles away? Filmed entirely on location in Malawi, Ecuador, Nicaragua, India= , and Guatemala, the series illuminates what globalization means for citizen= s of those nations. Emotional and informative interviews with farmers, schoo= l teachers, community activists, and others .
We have lots more ‘globalization’ titles/series, tho not specif= ically focused on women’s issues...
--
=A0
We acquire many titles on globalization themes...
I have to say that, in general, some of the best “bang for the buck= 8221;, IMHO, are the Bullfrog Films video series “Life”. W= hile no one video will give an complete overall view (really... How could yo= u sum up the condition of the world’s women in ONE video!) the individ= ual programs are superb.
Life, City Life, Life III, Life IV
http://www.bullfrogf= ilms.com/catalog/ls.html
And while it’s older that Postcards.... You might also consider their= series: A Woman’s Place (6 10 minute films for the UN Bei= jing Conference on Women)
http://www.bullfrog= films.com/catalog/awp.html
--
deg farrelly, Associate Librarian
Arizona State University at the West Campus
PO Box 37100
Phoenix, Arizona 85069-7100
Phone: 602.543.8522
Email: deg.farrelly@asu.edu
From: Meghann Matwichuk <mtwchk@udel.edu>
Subject: [Videolib] Recent Title on Women's Issues / Globilization
D= ear Collective Brain,
I have been trying to locate possible titles for a faculty who has been usi= ng Postcards from the Future for some time now, and who would like to= use something similar in scope and tone that is more up-to-date (Postcar= ds was released in 1997). Our catalog description of this title re= ads "This program features women throughout the world who are working t= oward gaining power and making a difference." Can anyone think of= any similar titles that have been released within the last, say, 2-3 years?= Or know of any programs currently in development? I have sugges= ted Peace x Peace: Women on the Frontlines and a handful of oth= er possibilities, but am still looking for the right one. This is the = faculty's wishlist:
"It should be something just as engaging as this one, but it doesn't o= nly have to show accomplishments....sort of a snapshot of worldwide women's = issues, looking at several key countries. I like this one because it l= inks women's activism with environmental activism, peace activism and effort= s to address violence against women."
Thanks in advance,
******************************
Meghann R. Matwichuk
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