Color of a Man, The

Summary:

Report on the American Missionary Association’s work in the South. The Color of a Man was produced to mark the association’s 100th anniversary and to help overcome racial prejudice.  It contrasts the situation in the South with that in the District of Columbia, where the African American community is served by its own schools, hospitals and churches.  Improving the standards of living for African Americans, the film argues, requires addressing racial prejudices and bettering the education system. (2006 The Field Guide to Sponsored Films by Rick Prelinger)

Description:

Sponsored Public Relations Film

Country/Location: U.S.A. (South)

Tribe or Group: N/A

Producer: Julien Bryan

Production Company: IFF

Running Time: 18 min.

Years Filmed: 1946

Decade Produced: 1940s

Years Distributed: N/A

Film Gauge: 16mm

Stock: Color Safety

Footage Count: 680'

Sound: Narrated

The International Film Foundation, Inc.
322 Central Park West New York, NY 10025-7629 USA
info@internationalfilmfoundation.org   212.666.2324

rodriguez valle creative