This DVD collection of historic handicapped and disability themed films has four great historic movies from 1940-1958. With two disabled worker wartime movies, one rare United Fund charity video and one vintage newsreel, this compilation is a great educational tool and contains some of the most poignant forgotten scenes from the history of disability in America.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
(1) All out for Victory (1943) - This WWII wartime production film highlights many of the disabled and handicapped workers at the US domestic factories, with great footage of disabled workers, woman workers and other interesting socio-industrial historic scenes.
Length: 21 minutes
(2) The Inner City (1958) - This heart wrenching United Fund charity film shows handicapped and orphaned children in a very emotional and touching way, including footage of blind children in cages and other affecting images. This is a great historical look at charitable video in the 1950s.
Length: 10 minutes
(3) Winning Against Odds (1940s) - The Caterpillar factory made this video to show their acceptance of handicapped and disabled workers during WWII.
Length: 11 minutes
(3) Guide Dogs for the Blind (1950s) - A vintage newsreel of seeing-eye dogs and disability training in 1950s California.
Length: 1 minute
