1981
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Multi-Nationals – Healthy Business – Pharmaceuticals
In many developing nations in this case the 1981 Phillipines, the root causes of illness - poverty, malnutrition, and contaminated water but are overshadowed by a pharmaceutical industry focused on profit rather than public health.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Norman and David
Most films about blind people are told by sighted people but in this case, Norman and David are the ones who tell us.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Poets against the Bomb
An optimistic film on the theme of peace.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Protect Your Child Against Measles 1981
A health education council film about measles immunisation.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Protect Your Child Against Rubella 1981
A 1981 film encouraging vaccination against Rubella.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Riot
History of riots in Britain£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Strike: The Birth of Solidarity
A 1981 dramatisation of the two weeks of strike, leading to the emergence of the independent Polish union, Solidarność.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
The Great Health Robbery
Now an old film and in some ways outdated, this film shows how in underdeveloped countries Western companies pushed the…£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
The Secret in South Wales
This programme shows an interesting comparison of television factories linked to Japanese Television Companies in Plymouth, South Wales and Gosport, some which are succeeding, others which are struggling.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
This is Your Right
A frank look at sexual problems of physically disabled people and the attitudes of the able-bodied in 1981.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Top Priority in the Third World
A drought-stricken family waits on the horizon for water, but receives a war instead. Based on Enver Carim's short story, this gripping animated film exposes the devastating clash between a government's military priorities and the basic survival needs of its people.ideo on DemandBuy DVD -
Who Feels it Knows It
Life in the black communities of London as seen through the eyes of a number of women, most of whom came to England as children and grew up here£19.50 ideo on DemandBuy DVD