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  1. African Conflict (1957 Film)

    Producer
    Edward R Murrow
    Subject
    Politics & government; Sociology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Interviews with Father Trevor Huddleston, Prime Minister J G Strijdom, Professor Leo Marquand and others. Deals with the problem of apartheid.

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  2. Romeo and Juliet (1960 Audio)

    Director
    George Rylands

    Complete performance by the Marlowe Dramatic Society with Richard Marquand as Romeo and Janette Richer as Juliet.

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  3. Zap: The Weapon is Food (1977 Film)

    Director
    Richard Marquand
    Producer
    Richard Creasey; Richard Marquand
    Subject
    Development studies; Politics & government
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Describes the function of the ‘ZAP’ office, which was set up in the United Nations building in New York during the Republican administration, to monitor the voting of Third-World countries in the United...

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  4. Winter’s Tale, The (1960 Audio)

    Director
    George Rylands

    Complete performance of the play by the Marlowe Dramatic Society. Directed by George Rylands with William Squire as Leontes.

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  5. Danger Within (1959 Film)

    aka: Breakout

    Director
    Don Chaffey
    Producer
    Colin Lesslie

    Feature film adapted from Michael Gilbett’s 1952 novel ‘Death in Captivity’, based on his experiences as a POW in Italy during the Second World War. In the book the play being produced is Rudolf...

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