To Live Together (1950)
1950 · Short film · 33 min · dir. John W. Barnes
Synopsis
The story of a summer camp in which children of different racial backgrounds participate. Points out that the prejudices of the children, when present, are the results of their parents' attitudes. Depicts the natural instincts for friendliness between Negro and white children.
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Details
- Director
- John W. Barnes
- Running time
- 33 minutes
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- summer camp
- race relations
Cast & crew
- John W. Barnes Director
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