Politics
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The Industrialised Pig
This 1972 Danish film looks at the Danish pork industry and the welfare of the pigs behind the pork product.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Last Straw
This Anglia Television Farming Diary report on straw burning shows how one East Anglian farmer came to give up the…£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Local Jigsaw
This 20 minute film from 1987 shows local communities working on Village Appraisals and Parish Maps.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Man who Wouldn’t Keep Quiet
The story of Pyotr Grigorenko, a communist political prisoner who was incarcerated for a decade due to subversive opinions and differences with the Soviet rulers of that time.£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Planning Game
A closer look at the UK planning laws in 1987, where loopholes could be exposed by wealthy and powerful people, allowing properties to be built on the greenbelt.£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Police Tapes
The Birmingham Police look at American policing and consider the differences between British and US policing, the pros and the cons, are British police likely to become more like their American counterparts?£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Ribbon – 1987
A 1987 film looking at Apartheid South Africa, Black and white mothers in South Africa are making their voices heard in their way for a just resolution to the escalating conflict.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Same Old Story 1980
Westminster Active Pensioners is a pressure group started in 1980.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

The Seventh Enemy 1980
Ronald Higgins identified six great external threats including environmental collapse and resource depletion but ultimately concluded that the most potent danger lies within humanity itself. He named this intrinsic peril the "seventh enemy": the human factor of apathy and inertia.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

Trading Alternatives – Oxfam.1984
This 1984 Oxfam film shows trading alternatives where a fairer system can be operated.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

Tree of Liberty – The Right to Protest
Did you know that British citizens technically have no right to protest? Made over 40 years ago, this film exposes the strict limits on public dissent as a young Geoffrey Robertson K.C. and Lord Scarman reveal how police permission controls our streets.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -

Two Nations – a Document of the 80s
Examines housing, industry, education, local government and the National Health Service in the 1980s£24.40 ideo on DemandBuy DVD