13-Nov-2009
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- Table Of Contents:
- (1) Pit of Despair Part I & II (1967) – 28 Minutes
- (2) Terrible Truth, The (1951) 10 Minutes
- (3) Drug Addiction (1951) 21 Minutes
- (4) Drugs In Our Culture (1970) 29 Minutes
Product Description
Classic marijuana & drug use propaganda movies collection. Full of outrageous & hilarious footage, these films portrayed marijuana as making people crazy. Table Of Contents: (1) Pit of Despair Part I & II (1967) – Propaganda film about how Marijuana will lead to more hard core drug usage – 28 Minutes (2) Terrible Truth, The (1951) – Classic propaganda about marijuana as a “gateway drug.” – 10 Minutes (3) Drug Addiction (1951) – Propaganda film about Marijuana as a “gateway drug.” – 21 Minutes (4) Drugs In Our Culture (1970) – Examines why drug use is so prevalent in American culture and takes a close look at the problems young adults face – 29 Minutes
Classic Marijuana Propaganda Films DVD: 1950s – 1970s Drug, Narcotics, & Marijuana as a Gateway Drug Propaganda Films
11-Nov-2009
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Category : Alcohol Drug Rehab
Tags: 1940s, 1970s, Abuse, Classic, Drug, Films, Heroin, Historic, Including, Narcotics, Opium, Propaganda
- Table Of Contents:
- (1) Distant Drummer: Flowers of Darkness (1972) 22 Minutes
- (2) Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb (1969) 18 Minutes
- (3) Subject: Narcotics (1951) – 21 Minutes
- (4) That Boy Joe (1944) – 17 Minutes (5) Day In The Death Of Donny B. (Circa 1969) – 14 Minutes (6) Opium Fire – 2 Minutes
Product Description
This is the largest and most comprehensive collection of teenage historic propaganda marijuana movies. This collection is priceless. These movies have the most outrageous ideas and propaganda about drug use ever put on film. Table Of Contents: (1) Distant Drummer: Flowers of Darkness (1972) – Narrated by Paul Newman, this film follows the history of opium and heroin – 22 Minutes (2) Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb (1969) – Propaganda film the growing drug abuse problem in the U.S – 18 Minutes (3) Subject: Narcotics (1951) – Made for police training and orientation about drug users and the horrors of drug addiction – 21 Minutes (4) That Boy Joe (1944) – Focus is on juvenile delinquency, but discussed how drugs are related. Is the story of a boy in court for stealing cigarettes after drinking beer – 17 Minutes (5) Day In The Death Of Donny B. (Circa 1969) – Shows the life of a junky searching for a fix – 14 Minutes (6) Opium Fire – Short film of California government burning building full of opium in 1914 – 2 Minutes
Classic Narcotics Propaganda Films DVD: 1940s – 1970s Drug & Narcotics Propaganda Films Including Historic Opium & Heroin Drug Abuse Films
01-Nov-2009
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Category : Drug Rehab
Tags: 1970s, Abuse, Alcohol, Classic, Drinking, Driving, Drug, Drugs, Films, Gateways, Heroin, Include, Marijuana, Peer, Pressure, Seminar, Social, Teen, Teenage, Topics
- Table Of Contents:
- (1) Social Seminar: Tom (1979) – 19 Minutes
- (2) Social Seminar: Changing (1971) – 22 Minutes
- (3) Social Seminar: Bunny (1971) – 15 Minutes
- (4) Social Seminar: Guy (1971) – 19 Minutes
Product Description
Topics include marijuana, alcohol, teenage drinking, drinking and driving, heroin, peer pressure, gateways drugs, propaganda, addiction and so much more is included in this unbelievable collection. Table Of Contents: (1) Social Seminar: Tom (1979) – This film explores the life of Tom, a high school drop out and has tried just about every drug know to man – 19 Minutes (2) Social Seminar: Changing (1971) – This film explores the life of a 30 something man who is trying to recapture control over his hippie lifestyle – 22 Minutes (3) Social Seminar: Bunny (1971) – This film explores life of a young co-ed who smokes marijuana from time to time – 15 Minutes (4) Social Seminar: Guy (1971) – This film explores life of a young 15 year old Mexican American who likes to get stoned – 19 Minutes
Classic Teen Drug Abuse Films Dvd: 1970s Social Seminar Drug Abuse Films. Topics Include Marijuana, Alcohol, Teenage Drinking, Drinking and Driving, Heroin, Peer Pressure, & Gateways Drugs.
30-Oct-2009
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- (1) Alcohol Trigger Films for Junior High: The Party & The Mother (1979)
- (2) Alcohol and the Human Body (1949) (3) Measure of a Man (1962)
- (4) None for the Road: Teenage Drinking and Driving (1957)
- (5) What About Drinking? (1954) (6) Where Does It Get You? (1946)
- (7) Few Too Many (1960s)
Product Description
Alcohol abuse, addiction, alcoholism, drinking and driving – none of these social problems are new, as shown in this rare films collection from 1949 – 1979. The effects of drugs and alcohol on society and families are far reaching, and resonate deeper than just biological consequences. Armed with facts about alcohol abuse and addiction, effective treatment and rehab are within the grasp of anyone suffering from the disease of alcoholism. These terrific films have been used for decades to demonstrate the negative effects of alcohol, and since the basic facts about alcoholism never change, the movies have a vintage timelessness to them.
Teenage alcoholism, alcohol poisoning and drinking and driving are a few of the major social subjects covered in this comprehensive collection. In post WWII America, middle class teenagers began to have increased access to automobiles and many even received their own car. Thus, teenage alcoholism became an even more prevalent issue and a wave of alcohol awareness films was produced. We have collected the best rare classics from these films and compiled them onto one DVD with a balanced mix of social guidance films and very good old scientific films that accurately describe the effects of alcohol on the body and brain. (1) Alcohol Trigger Films for Junior High: The Party & The Mother (1979) (2) Alcohol and the Human Body (1949) (3) Measure of a Man (1962) (4) None for the Road: Teenage Drinking and Driving (1957) (5) What About Drinking? (1954) (6) Where Does It Get You? (1946) (7) Few Too Many (1960s)
1946 – 1979 Alcohol & Alcoholism Films DVD: Treatment & Effects of Alcohol Abuse & Drug Addiction
