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MF 16 Chaplain MF 16-5608 The Brotherhood of Man ((Color—11 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Shows that, with our shrinking world, we must learn to live with and understand people of all races, and to see that our similarities are greater than our differences. MF 16-5609 Patterns of Prejudice (Color—4 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Using dramatic portrayal this film connotes that we do not have to look further than the face of our fellow man to find God. MF 16-5610 The Man in the Middle (Color—25 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Dramatizes the dilemma of a small-town mayor who attempts to stop a violent demonstration when a white woman refuses to sell her house to a black family. MF 16-5611 Some Talk About Pool Rooms and Gin Mills (Color—27 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) A white criminal, hunted by police, takes refuge in the apart- ment of a black family, holding them hostage. Their conversation reveals each of their racial pre- judices. MF 16-5618 Joshua (B&W—17 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Dramatizes the story of Joshua, a young negro boy who finds through personal experience that in life each individual has some- thing to offer another. MF 16-5619 Exchanges 1 (B&W—10 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Depicts a fantasy encounter be- tween a negro man and a white girl on a train. Returning to reality, they are still isolated from each other. MF 16-5623 Stalked (Color—30 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Shows, through the dream-like experiences of a carnival owner, that there is some good and beauty in all people. MF 16-5624 Beyond LSD (Color—24 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Demonstrates that the youth drug problem is only a symptom of the 'communication gap' between young people and the 'establish- ment.' Shows how the gap can be breached. MF 16-5637 Story Line-The Good Neighbor (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Tells the story of the good Samaritan MF 16-5638 Story Line-Stick by Your Friend (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Describes the friendship be- tween David and Jonathan as young boys. MF 16-5639 Story Lin»-Listen to God (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Says that God's message must fall on receptive ears to be effective, just as seeds must fall on fertile ground to grow. MF 16-5640 Story Line-Show Off (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Tells the parable of the widow's mite in a contemporary setting. MF 16-5641 Story Line-Happy Man (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Relates the story of Jesus heal- ing a man who was paralyzed. MF 16-5642 Story Line-A Baby Named Jesus (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Recounts the story of the birth of Jesus MF 16-5643 Story Line—Runaway Comes Home (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Tells the story of the prodigal MF 16-5644 Story Line—Hosanna Day (Color—6 Min—1971) (Adopted Commercial Film) Tells of the crowd greeting Jesus at the gates of Jerusalem. MF 16-5645 Story Line—Conversation (Color—6 Min—1971) 165