Short 7??
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The New Girl
|
March 1970
|
A film about the acceptance of differences.
min. Educational film. What Should I Do #3
|
Short ?00
|
The Bear Family
|
April 1970
|
Depicts
the lifestyle of the bear, emphasizing the Kodiak black bear and the
Arctic polar bear.
Made from stock footage primarily from Bear Country and White Wilderness.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Beasts of Burden Family
|
June 1970
|
Details
the use and usefulness of the working animals of the world that serve
man, including huskies, elephants, burros, yaks, reindeer, and llamas.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Lunch Money
|
July 1970
|
A film about the necessity of honesty and integrity in dealing with others.
min. Educational film. What Should I Do #4
|
Short ?00
|
Dad, Can I Borrow the Car?
|
September 30, 1970
|
A
young man humorously traces his involvement with “wheels” from his own
birth, through childhood and teenage activities, including that
important question, “Dad, can I borrow the car?” Then, an even more
important topic comes up – love. But this only leads to a dune buggy
wedding – and the wheels roll on.
22 min. Directed by Ward Kimball.
|
Short ?00
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The Project
|
December 1970
|
A film to help develop attitudes about the need for involvement and cooperation.
min. Educational film. What Should I Do #5
|
Short ?00
|
Project Florida
|
1971
|
Marketing
film for Walt Disney World showing the creation of the new theme park,
with footage of WED designers at work, actual construction, scale
models, the Preview Center, and Walt Disney discussing his hopes for
the project from an earlier 1966 film.
min. Directed by James Algar.
|
Short ?00
|
Bongo
|
January 20, 1971
|
A young circus bear learns about love.
Re-released segment of Fun and Fancy Free.
32 min. Directed by Jack Kinney.
|
Short ?00
|
Festival of Folk Heroes
|
April 1971
|
Compilation featuring Pecos Bill, Johnny Appleseed, Paul Bunyan, The Saga of Windwagon Smith, and Casey at the Bat.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
Room for Heroes
|
August 1971
|
The
film describes the exploits of American heroes such as Johnny
Appleseed, Davy Crockett, Pecos Bill and Casey Jones.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Teeth Are for Chewing
|
September 1971
|
Designed
to make children aware of the unique functions human teeth perform and
the importance of good dental safety habits.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Hall of Presidents Film
|
October 01, 1971
|
The
pre-show film discusses how the Constitution was drafted and how it has
increased significance at various periods of American history from the
eighteenth century to the present.
Pre-show film at the Liberty Square attraction in Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World.
The film was shortened in 1993, when Bill Clinton was added and after George W. Bush became president.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
Trees
|
November 1971
|
A
lyrical setting of the famous poem "Trees" by Alfred Joyce Kilmer
follows trees through the seasons.
Re-released segment of Melody Time (1948).
min. Directed by Hamilton Luske.
|
Short ?00
|
Get the Message
|
December 1971
|
The
film explains the importance of communication to mankind and tracing
the development of communication techniques.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Cold-blooded Penguin
|
December 1971
|
Pablo Penguin cannot stand the cold weather at the South Pole, so he sets off for warmer climes.
Re-released segment of The Three Caballeros (1945).
min.
|
Short ?00
|
The Magic Whistle
|
1972
|
A film about a small boy whose wonderful imagination gives magic to an old broken whistle.
Produced by Dave Bell.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Mrs. Peabody’s Beach
|
1972
|
A
teenager uses his interest in surfing to create a profitable business,
learning valuable lessons in basic economics.
Produced by Dave Bell.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Democracy – Equality or Privilege
|
1972
|
Covers
the disagreements between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton in
the 1970s on how our new government should be conducted.
Produced by Turnley Walker.
min. Educational film. History Alive! #1
|
Short ?00
|
The Right of Dissent
|
1972
|
Should
a private citizen have the right to criticize the president, as shown
in the story of John Adams vs. Matthew Lyon, 1798.
Produced by Turnley Walker.
min. Educational film. History Alive! #2
|
Short ?00
|
States’ Rights
|
1972
|
The film documents Andrew Jackson’s fight with John C. Calhoun over a tariff law in 1832.
Produced by Turnley Walker.
min. Educational film. History Alive! #3
|
Short ?00
|
The Right of Petition
|
1972
|
John
Quincy Adams and Thomas Marshall clash over a gag rule preventing
antislavery petitions from being introduced in the House.
Produced by Turnley Walker.
min. Educational film. History Alive! #4
|
Short ?00
|
Impeachment of a President
|
1972
|
Thaddeus Stevens leads the attempt to impeach President Andrew Johnson in 1868.
Produced by Turnley Walker.
min. Educational film. History Alive! #5
|
Short ?00
|
Leonardo da Vinci – First Man of the Renaissance
|
1972
|
The history of the 15th-century genius and his contributions.
Produced by Anthony Corso.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Track of the Giant Snow Bear
|
March 1972
|
A
polar bear cub is befriended by Timko, a teenage Eskimo boy, while he
is on a year’s self-imposed exile from his community, learning the art
of the hunt.
Educational version of the two-part television film Snow Bear (1970).
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Great Search
|
July 1972
|
A
film about humankind’s search for power and energy, stressing his
responsibility to develop new power potentials that will not upset the
ecological balance.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Magic of Walt Disney World
|
December 20, 1972
|
A look at the pleasures of the Disney resort, in the year after its opening.
Documentary released with Snowball Express.
An expanded version aired on television, March 31, 1974.
29 min. Directed by Tom Leetch.
|
Short ?00
|
VD Attack Plan
|
January 1973
|
The
film explores the dangers of venereal disease, where to go for help,
how to cure it, and how to prevent it.
min. Directed by Les Clark
|
Short ?00
|
Milestones in Animation
|
March 1973
|
Compilation of five cartoons, Steamboat Willie, The Skeleton Dance, Flowers and Trees, Three Little Pigs, and The Old Mill.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
The Walt Disney Story
|
April 08, 1973
|
A
movie, narrated by Walt himself, tells his life story, using interviews
and other recordings for the narration and featuring rare stills and
film clips.
Opened as a Main Street attraction in the Opera House at Disneyland and closed February 12, 1975.
Also
an attraction on Main Street in Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney
World, from April 15, 1973 until October 05, 1992.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
The Alaskan Gold Rush
|
June 1973
|
Historical
photos in a family album tell the story of the hardy pioneers in the
Alaskan gold rush.
Segment from the television episode A Salute to Alaska.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Alaska’s Bush Pilot Heritage
|
June 1973
|
The story of the special breed of pilot who has challenged the perilous Alaskan landscape.
Segment from the television episode A Salute to Alaska.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
How Alaska Joined the World
|
June 1973
|
It traces Alaska’s history, in animation, from its discovery to its purchase by the United States.
Segment from the television episode A Salute to Alaska.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Henry O. Tanner – Pioneer Black American Artist
|
September 1973
|
This is the story of the first African American artist to earn worldwide acclaim.
Produced by Anthony Corso.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
John Muir – Father of Our National Parks
|
September 1973
|
Dramatization of Muir’s struggle to preserve our scenic wonders.
Produced by Anthony Corso.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
I’m No Fool With Electricity
|
October 1973
|
Jiminy
Cricket explains the basic rules of electrical safety, with information
about the discovery of electricity and the uses to which man has put it.
An updated version was released in September 1988.
min. Educational film. I’m No Fool #6
|
Short ?00
|
Nature’s Wild Heart
|
November 1973
|
Two
children spend a summer in the Canadian wilderness and learn some of
the wonders of the natural world.
The film is from the television program Wild Heart.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Magic Carpet ‘Round the World
|
March 16, 1974
|
Tour around the world in Circle-Vision.
Prepared for the Monsanto-sponsored attraction at Walt Disney World and closed March 14, 1975.
A
revised version including new footage of Europe and the United States,
was shown at Tokyo Disneyland from April 15, 1983 to May 16, 1986.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
Milestones for Mickey
|
May 1974
|
Compilation of five cartoons, Plane Crazy, Mickey’s Service Station, The Band Concert, Thru the Mirror, Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and the “Mickey Mouse Club March”.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
Sequoyah
|
September 1974
|
A film about the Cherokee silversmith who single-handedly created a written language.
Produced by Anthony Cusso.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Feliz Navidad
|
October 1974
|
Christmas in Mexico, with Las Posadas, featuring Donald Duck, José Carioca, and Panchito.
Segment of The Three Caballeros (1945).
min.
|
Short ?00
|
Animals at Home in the Desert
|
November 1974
|
Shows how desert animals have adapted to the region.
Segment from The Living Desert.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Predators of the Desert
|
November 1974
|
Shows nature’s impartiality, as predator and prey combat each other in a struggle for survival.
Segment from The Living Desert.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
What Is a Desert?
|
November 1974
|
Explains the geographic features that cause a desert and shows how weather affects it.
Segment from The Living Desert.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Jungle Cat of the Amazon
|
December 1974
|
Shows the jaguar hunting and teaching its cubs the laws of survival.
Segment from Jungle Cat.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Animals of the South American Jungle
|
December 1974
|
Tells of such Amazon jungle animals as the monkeys, marmosets, sloths, jaguars, and boa constrictor.
Segment from Jungle Cat.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Man, Monster and Mysteries
|
December 06, 1974
|
A
film about Nessie, the Loch Ness monster, revealing the existence of
ancient legends and writings previously known only to the Scottish
Highlanders. In addition to reproduced photos, there are interviews
with citizens, scientists, and even a hypothetical one with Nessie.
First released in South Africa.
26 min. Directed by Les Clark. Live action.
|
Short ?00
|
Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too
|
December 20, 1974
|
Inhabitants
of the Hundred Acre Wood have a problem. Ebullient Tigger, has been
getting on everyone’s nerves, introducing himself about the wood and
then turning to mischief. Rabbit calls a protest meeting and it is
decided to lose Tigger in the woods. But they in fact become lost, and
it is up to Tigger to rescue them. When Tigger then bounces himself and
little Roo onto a high tree limb, he must promise to never bounce again
to be rescued. When he is, Rabbit holds him to his promise, and Tigger
is heartbroken. Pressure from the others causes Rabbit to relent,
admitting that he, too, liked the old bouncy Tigger better.
Nominated as Best Animated Short Film.
This third installment in the Winnie the Pooh animated series, based on A.A. Milne’s classic children’s tales.
26 min. Directed by John Lounsbery.
|
Short ?00 |
History of Animation |
1975 |
The history of animation begins in 1906, when J. Stuart
Blackton produced a short subject named Humorous Phases of Funny Faces,
using chalk drawings that were erased and redrawn for each frame of film.
More animation pioneers are profiled throughout the film, like Winsor
McCay with his film Gertie the Dinosaur.
Segment
of the Anthology episode The Story of the Animated Drawing (1955).
min. Educational film. |
Short
|
Mission to Mars
|
March 21, 1975
|
A simulated trip to the Mars.
Projection
at the Rocket attraction in Tomorrowland until November 02, 1992. Also
a Tomorrowland attraction in Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World from
June 07, 1975 until October 04, 1993.
For a few months even some film clips from the Disney Anthology episode Mars and Beyond were added, showing fantastic creatures that one might encounter on the red planet.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
If the Fergi Fits, Wear It
|
September 1975
|
The
film teaches free enterprise principles showing young people’s attempt
to run a T-shirt business.
Produced by Dave Bell.
min. Educational film. Fergi #1
|
Short ?00
|
The Reluctant Dragon
|
October 1975
|
The
story about a poetry-writing dragon who must prove his mettle if he
wants to co-exist with a neighboring village. He and Sir Giles stage a
mock battle in order to show everyone that the dragon really is fierce.
The animated segment from The Reluctant Dragon (1941).
min.
|
Short ?00
|
A Day in Nature’s Community
|
October 1975
|
A
study of survival and ecological relationships among mountain animals
in the Sierra Nevada.
Segment taken from the Anthology episode One Day on Beetle Rock (1967).
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Alcoholism: Who Gets Hurt?
|
October 1975
|
Shows a youngster’s dilemma in dealing with the problem of an alcoholic parent.
Educational film using sequences from Follow Me, Boys!.
min. Questions!/Answers? #1
|
Short ?00
|
Stepparents: Where Is the Love?
|
October 1975
|
The
film depicts the adjustments and understanding needed to built a
positive stepfamily relationship.
Educational film using sequences from Smoke.
min. Questions!/Answers? #2
|
Short ?00
|
Responsibility: What Are Its Limits?
|
October 1975
|
The film helps present the personal quality of responsibility.
Educational film using sequences from Those Calloways.
min. Questions!/Answers? #3
|
Short ?00
|
Love and Duty: Which Comes First?
|
October 1975
|
Helps students understand the relationship of duty to feelings of love and loyalty.
Educational film using sequences from Old Yeller.
min. Questions!/Answers? #4
|
Short ?00
|
Optimist/Pessimist: Which Are You?
|
October 1975
|
The film shows that negativism is wrong and that one should form healthy attitudes.
Educational film using sequences from Pollyanna.
min. Questions!/Answers? #5
|
Short ?00
|
Fantasy on Skis
|
December 20, 1975
|
A
nine-year-old girl in Aspen dreams of winning a ski race and works hard
to earn the money for new skis. She is almost killed in an avalanche,
but is saved by her St. Bernard, Bruno, and she recovers in time for
the race.
A shortened version of the TV Anthology Version (February 04, 1962) released theatrically with Snowball Express.
28 min. Directed by Fred Iselin. Live action.
|
Short ?00
|
The Madcap Adventures of Mr. Toad
|
December 25, 1975
|
Kenneth
Grahame’s story about Mr. Toad, Squire of Toad Hall, whose love for
transportation vehicles was insatiable. His friends Rat, Mole, and
MacBadger try to help him when his mania leads to the loss of the deed
to Toad Hall and a charge of car theft. Toad is thrown in jail, but on
escaping, he learns Winkie, the tavern keeper, and the weasels have
taken over Toad Hall, and with his friends, Toad redeems his grand name
by recovering the deed to the estate and promises to reform, until he
eyes a 1908 biplane.
Theatrical reissue of the Wind in the Willows segment form The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
Re-released as Educational featurette The Adventures of J. Thaddeus Toad in September 1980.
32 min. Directed by Jack Kinney, James Algar.
|
Short ?00
|
Death: How Can You Live with It?
|
1976
|
A boy learns to accept the death of his grandfather.
Educational film using sequences from Napoleon and Samantha.
min. Questions!/Answers? #6
|
Short ?00
|
Prejudice: Hatred or Ignorance
|
1976
|
A young man tries to overcome prejudice – is it hatred, misunderstanding, or ignorance?
Educational film using sequences from Light in the Forest.
min. Questions!/Answers? #7
|
Short ?00
|
Your Career: Your Decision?
|
1976
|
A girl wants to be a ballerina despite opposition from her mother.
Educational film using sequences from Ballerina.
min. Questions!/Answers? #8
|
Short ?00
|
Being Right: Can You Still Lose?
|
1976
|
The Dilemma of having a pony decide between two former owners.
Educational film using sequences from Ride a Wild Pony.
min. Questions!/Answers? #9
|
Short ?00
|
Ambition: What Price Fulfillment?
|
1976
|
A
boy’s greatest ambition is to climb the mountain that took his father’s
life. Should he give up that dream to save the life of a man he hates?
Educational film using sequences from Third Man on the Mountain.
min. Questions!/Answers? #10
|
Short ?00
|
Filming Nature’s Mysteries
|
July 1976
|
The
film shows how filmmakers capture the miracles of nature, with
microphotography, time-lapse, stop-motion, and underwater photography.
Uses segments primarily taken from the Anthology episode Searching for Nature’s Mysteries (1956).
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Creative Film Adventures #1
|
July 1976
|
A film to inspire students to express their own feelings or interpretations through writing.
Uses segments of One Day on Beetle Rock, The Three Caballeros, and Mars and Beyond.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Creative Film Adventures #2
|
July 1976
|
A film to get children to use their imagination.
Uses Wynken, Blynken and Nod, a sequence from Perri, along with the Lair de Lune sequence meant for Fantasia.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The Reunion
|
September 1976
|
A film on career awareness that shows sixth graders and their career choices ten years later.
Produced by Glenn Johnson Prods.
16 min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
EPCOT 77
|
1977 (maybe?)
|
Promotional film describing World Showcase and Future World, which are being built at EPCOT Center.
min.
|
Short ?00
|
A Tale of Two Critters
|
June 22, 1977
|
The story about a bear cub and a young raccoon accidentally thrown together who become friends.
On a bill with The Rescuers.
48 min. Live action.
|
Short ?00
|
Fergi Goes Inc.
|
September 1977
|
A film about the growth of a small business and its eventual incorporation.
Produced by Dave Bell.
min. Educational film. Fergi #2
|
Short ?00
|
Fergi Diversifies
|
September 1977
|
Film about a corporation’s growth, stock sales, mergers, and acquisitions.
Produced by Dave Bell.
min. Educational film. Fergi #3
|
Short ?00
|
Wages and Production
|
September 1977
|
A
visit to a furniture company helps students understand the concept of
labor as a salable service.
Educational film produced by Terry Kahn.
min. The People on Market Street #1
|
Short ?00
|
Scarcity and Planning
|
September 1977
|
Economic
concepts of scarcity and planning are explored using the visit of a man
and his wife to a clinic as an example.
min. The People on Market Street #2
|
Short ?00
|
Market Clearing Price
|
September 1977
|
A
butcher shop serves as an example for students to learn economic
concepts of inventory and the prevention of shortages and surpluses by
pricing.
min. The People on Market Street #3
|
Short ?00
|
Demand
|
September 1977
|
Demand is demonstrated by use of pricing in a gas station.
min. The People on Market Street #4
|
Short ?00
|
Cost
|
September 1977
|
The giving of a party is used to illustrate the economic concept of cost.
min. The People on Market Street #5
|
Short ?00
|
Supply
|
September 1977
|
The
factors that influence supply are surveyed, as well as production costs
and rate of production, using an ant farm as an example.
min. The People on Market Street #6
|
Short ?00
|
Property Rights and Pollution
|
September 1977
|
The
economic concepts of property rights and pollution are discussed,
focusing on the theft of a bicycle.
min. The People on Market Street #7
|
Short ?00 |
Tricks of Our Trade |
1978 |
The film takes a look at the science of animation,
where there are many complex principles at work for every movement
seen on the screen.
An
abridged version of the Anthology episode Tricks of Our Trade (1957).
min. Educational film. |
Short ?00
|
Alice in Wonderland: A Lesson in Appreciating Differences
|
September 1978
|
The
film stresses appreciating others for their differences is an important
quality in mature young people.
min. Educational film. A Lesson in #01
|
Short ?00
|
Bambi: A Lesson in Perseverance
|
September 1978
|
Trying something new, like riding a bicycle, is not always successful the first time.
min. Educational film. A Lesson in #02
|
Short ?00
|
Snow White: A Lesson in Cooperation
|
September 1978
|
Cooperating, even in chores, can be a rewarding experience.
min. Educational film. A Lesson in #03
|
Short ?00
|
Pinocchio: A Lesson in Honesty
|
September 1978
|
A boy who plays hooky from school learns that lies only increase a problem.
min. Educational film. A Lesson in #04
|
Short ?00
|
Lady and the Tramp: A Lesson in Sharing Attention
|
September 1978
|
The film stresses the importance of sharing attention when a new baby joins a family.
min. Educational film. A Lesson in #05
|
Short ?00
|
Fergi Meets the Challenge
|
September 1978
|
The film shows how to cope with successes and failures in an expanding company.
Produced by Dave Bell.
min. Educational film. Fergi #4
|
Short ?00
|
The Events
|
September 1978
|
Famous events from history are shown through newsreel footage.
min. Educational film. Eyewitness to History #1
|
Short ?00
|
The Life Styles
|
September 1978
|
A glimpse at life in our century, from newsreel accounts.
min. Educational film. Eyewitness to History #2
|
Short ?00
|
The People
|
September 1978
|
Newsreel cameramen capture mini-portraits of famous people from history.
min. Educational film. Eyewitness to History #3
|
Short ?00
|
The Small One
|
December 16, 1978
|
Ordered
by his father to sell his old, small donkey, Small One, a Hebrew boy in
ancient Israel takes the donkey to the Jerusalem market. Finding no
buyers there for Small One, the boy is about to give up when he meets a
kind man named Joseph. Joseph buys Small One and uses him to take his
pregnant wife Mary to Bethlehem.
Based
on a story by Charles Tazewell, published in 1947. Walt Disney bought
the rights to the book in 1960.
25 min. Directed by Don Bluth.
|
Short ?00
|
Footloose Fox
|
June 07, 1979
|
A
young fox and an apartment-hunting badger become roommates and fast
friends while sharing a den. One day, the fox, leading a wolf pack away
from the badger, ends up far from home. After a winter storm, the fox
finds a female counterpart and they return to the fox’s den. Knowing
that three’s company, the badger goes apartment-hunting once more.
30 min. Directed by Jack Speirs. Live action.
|
Short ?00
|
The Restless Sea
|
September 1979
|
The
story of the sea, in live action and animation. It depicts the
beginnings of the sea and primal life, the sea’s chemical composition,
continental drift, and the effect of gravitational pull on tides and
currents.
A revised version of the Bell Telephone Science Series TV-episode that aired on January 24, 1964.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
Understanding Alcohol Use and Abuse
|
September 1979
|
The dangers of alcohol and abuse are shown through animation.
Produced by Reynolds Film Export, John Ewing.
min. Educational film.
|
Short ?00
|
The National Student Fire Safety Test
|
September 1979
|
The film covers the basics of fire prevention in humorous fashion.
min. Educational film. The National Student Test #1
|
Short ?00
|
The National Student Recreational Safety Test
|
September 1979
|
Young people should be aware of their environment while they play.
min. Educational film. The National Student Test #2
|
Short ?00
|
The National Student School Safety Test
|
September 1979
|
Some school safety precautions do not always occur to youngsters.
min. Educational film. The National Student Test #3
|
Short ?00
|
The National Student Traffic Safety Test
|
September 1979
|
The film instructs young people on safety habits out on the street.
min. Educational film. The National Student Test #4
|
Short ?00
|
The National Student First Aid Test
|
September 1979
|
The film provides reinforcement of basic first aid procedures.
min. Educational film. The National Student Test #5
|
Short ?00
|
Carol Johnston
|
September 1979
|
The
film depicts the story of a top-ranked gymnast with only one arm and
her struggle toward a national championship.
Aired as a television special under the title Lefty.
min. Educational film. The Truly Exceptional #1
|
Short ?00
|
Dan Haley
|
September 1979
|
A
blind 16-year-old overcomes seemingly insurmountable obstacles, giving
other students a clearer sense of individual human potential.
min. Educational film. The Truly Exceptional #2
|
Short ?00
|
Tom and Virl Osmond
|
September 1979
|
Two
young men, deaf since birth, have not let their deafness hinder their
success in helping to manage the Osmond family entertainment business.
min. Educational film. The Truly Exceptional #3
|
Short ?00
|
Incident at Hawk’s Hill
|
September 1979
|
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Segments of The Boy Who Talked to Badgers.
min. Educational film.
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Cosmic Capers
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December 1979
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Re-edited portions of the Anthology episode Mars and Beyond, and first released in England.
18 min.
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