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The Question of Television Violence

1972 56 min
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A film report of the hearings of the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications investigating the effects of television violence. An NFB crew recorded the four days of intensive debate in Washington, where representations were made by the three major networks, the Surgeon General of the United States, independent scientists, and representatives of concerned parent groups. The hearings established that there is a correlation between violence on the screen and violence in real life.

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A film report of the hearings of the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications investigating the effects of television violence. An NFB crew recorded the four days of intensive debate in Washington, where representations were made by the three major networks, the Surgeon General of the United States, independent scientists, and representatives of concerned parent groups. The hearings established that there is a correlation between violence on the screen and violence in real life.
  • director
    Graeme Ferguson
  • producer
    Colin Low
  • executive producer
    Len Chatwin
  • script
    Patrick Watson
  • narrator
    Patrick Watson
  • photography
    Don Virgo
  • sound
    Bill Fowler
  • editing
    Malca Gillson
  • re-recording
    Roger Lamoureux

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