FILMS
Following is a list of films shown in the "Survival Theater11 during
Survival Faire, February 16-20, 1970, at San Jose State College.
A list o^ free lo^n films can be obtained from Association Films,
Inc., 25358 Cypress Avenue, Hayward, Ca. 94544, telephone 415/783-0100.
Oth?r possible film sources are school audio-visual departments,
public -.ibrary films, Sierra Club and other concerned clubs and groups.
I. Films from Sierra Club shown at and recommended by Survival Faire.
The Redwoods
Glen Canyon
Nature Next Door
Wasted Woods
Zero Hour in the Redwoods
Grand Canyon
No Room for Wilderness
The Coming of the Roads
The Pond and the City
Wilderness Alps of Stehekin
II. Other Sierra Club xilms available but not shown at Survival Faire.
An Island i»? ^ime Mountain Holiday
Two Yosemites Washington Rivers
War in the Redwoods Wild Rivers
Wilderness River Trail Skyline Hike
High Sterrans Myths and Parallels
III. Films from various sources shown at and recommended by Survival Faire.
The Last Frontier ~ Sterling Movies, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. 90028
Very good film
Pave It and i'aint It Green Audio-Visual Center
George Washington's River San Jose State College
Good films
Redwood Empire — Pacific Gas and Electric
Fair
IV. Films available from: Bureau of Audio-Visual Education, State Department of
Education, Sacramento, Ca.
Conservation Road . California Buried Treasure
Chapparal California This Land of Ours
Forest Grows Forest Conservation
Forest Produces Yours Is the Land
Teachers and the Land Life on the Western Marches
Green Harvest
V. Films available from: United States Dept. of Interior, Washington, B.C.
Water for the West Key to the Future
Water for the Valley Power for a Nation
The Barrier Between
Canyon Conquest
Corralling the Colorado
Great River
VI. Films available from various sources:
Islands of Green—Resources Agency of Calif. Dept. of Fish & Game, San Francisco
Beargrass Creek --" " " " " tf "
The Santa Clara Audubon Society has a few films—check local society for copies.
The MSave San Francisco Bay" organization has films available.
VII. Rental films available. These films were not used at Survival Falre but the
list is provided for groups with funds available for film rental.
McGraw-Hill
Our Endangered Wildlife
Air Pollution: Take a Deep Deadly Breath
The World Around Us
Our Vanishing Land
The First Mile Up
Conservation: A Job for Young America
Bailey x^ '—-^iation
Man Makes a i/oow-
Film Associates
Conservation: Waterfall America's Natural Heritage Series
Florida State University
Population Patterns in the United States
Applied Ecology
University of California
Bulldozed America
Conservation and Balance in Nature
Poisoned Air
Population Ecology
Population and the Earth's Resources
Private Dream, Public Nightmare
Encyclopedia Britannica Films
House of Man—Our Changing Environment
Man's Problem
Look to the Land
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Summaries of Films Entered In
First Annual Ecology Film Festival
*A FABLE FOR FLEAS-Alexander Weiss
Thsi brief but dramatic animated film presents the basic, general
ecological fact for what man is doing to the planet and himself.
Fleas on a rat symoblize man on this earth,
*THE EIGHTH DAY-Charles F. Gagnon
The objective of this film is the actual history of man in the
20th Century--when he has a great potential for creativity, he turns
this to conformity, waste and destructiveness.
*IT'S IN THE AIR-Missionary Lights
This mixed-media presentation deals with our ecologically wasted
environment.
*LET A THOUSAND PARKS BLOOM-Lenny Lipton
This film is an explanation of People's Park in Berkeley and is a
plea for parks in urban areas.
*RAINSHOWER-Dimension Films
The sights and sounds, the colors, textures, rhythms and moods
of rain are captured in this film.
*STREAM-Communica
As a businessman's new model boat floats down a secluded stream in the
country, it encounters various sources of pollution that eventually
totally defiles it. The businessman, at the same time, thoughtlessly
defiles nature.
*RABBIT HUNT-John Newton
Hunters invade a quiet place and disrupt it by their "technological
marvelsTT-a truck, a snowmobile, the blast of a gun. Suggested by the
poem Hunting A Hare by Vosnezensky.
*WARNING-WARNING-Harvey Richards
This film reveals the inter-relationship of the problems involved
in protecting bay-river systems in populated areas. It suggests where
to take hold of the tangled issues, to remedy past abuses and prevent
future violations of our natural environment.
*SAVE THE BAY-David Best
A few of the realities that surround a still pressing issue are
presented. An ecologist briefly sums up problem of San Francisco
Bay and need for immediate attention if the Bay is to continue to
"live11.
BUMP CITY-Patrick O'Neill
A modern city (in this case, Los Angeles) is broken down into its
components, the media that make it go. This film then stressen how these
media all end up as "garbage" which is unresolved.
CHRISALIS-David Best
This film relates a story of man's blindness and impatience as he
interrupts a process of natural evolution.
LEAVES OF GRASS, CONTINUED-John Bigby
Lines from Whitman's poetry and from ''Democratic Vistas" are set
against visual evidence of 20th century industrial America.
PERILS OF PRICILLA-Dimension Films
The problems of meeting the needs of food, warmth and a place to rest
are seen through the eyes of a cat lost in a large city.
DDT-KNOWING IT SURVIVES US-Steve Rosen
The film deals with various aspects of DDT.
and the use of DDT.
It states the problem, effect
ALIVE AT CREEK BOTTOM-Ralph Diamant
Nature and pollution are delt with in this film.
*FORTUNA-G.L."Woody" Garvey
The objective of this film is to create a poetic juxtaposition of
constructive and destructive (nuclear blasts), and neutral (the
girl smoking) stands in life, and to cause the viewer to think about
his relationship whith these things because of the changing contexts.
WATEk CYCLE-John Sunier
Nature and pollution are dealt with in this film.
*SMOG IS PINK-S. Pearman
This film is a hand illustrated animated story of pink smog.
RUST-Lawrence Booth
The process of rusting in nature and the problems of garbage
and waste are shown in this film.
DIHEDRON-Terry Hayes
The film compares and contrasts the extremes of the similar
and different worlds of "man music". Nature, a little technology and
a nude girl are also part of the film.
^Festival Award of Excellence Winners
List of Films Shown Durinp
Survival Faire
A FABLE FOR FLEAS Alexander Weiss
184 Downey St.
San Francisco, Calif.
94117
3 min.
THE EIGHTH DAY Charles F. Gagnon 14 min-c/
o Creative Film Society
14558 Valerio St.
Van Nuys, Calif.
94105
ITfS IN THE AIR Missionary Lights
19 Hayward Ave
San Mateo, Calif.
20 min,
LET A THOUSAND PARKS BLOOM Film makers Cooperative 27 mm,
175 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
RAIN SHOWER
STREAM
Dimension Films
733 North La Brea Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif.
90038
16 min*
Communico 15 min,
11735 Administration Ave
St. Louis, Mo. 63141
RABBIT HUNT John Newton
2215 Ward St.
Berkeley, Calif.
94705
8 min,
Films--Page 2
WARNING-WARNING
SAVE THE BAY
FORTUNA
SMOG IS PINK
Harvey Richards
14 Flood Circle
Atherton, Calif.
93105
David Best ,
625 Morgan Ave.
Richmond, Calif.
94801
22 min.
60 sees;
G.L. "Woody" Garvey 7 min.
c/o Creative Film Society
14558 Valeric St.
Van Nuys, Calif.91405
S. Pearman
173 Elwood
Redwood City, Calif.
3 min.
RUST
DIHEBRON
BUMP CITY
CHRYSALIS
LEAVES OF GRASS,CONT.
Lawrence Booth 7min.
P.O. Box 926
Half Moon Bay, Calif 94019
Terry Hayes 8 min
X P 02000
199 Rodrigues Ave
Milpitas, Calif 95035
Patrick O'Neill 5 min.
8331 Lookout Mt. Ave
Los Angelos 90064
David Best
625 Morgan Ave
Richmond, Calif.
62 sees.
94801
John Bigby 16 min.
c/o Drama Dept. Santa Rosa
Jr. College
1501 Mendocino Ave.
Santa Rosa, Calif. 95401
PERILS OF PRISCILLA
DDT-KNOWING IT SURVIVES US
Dimension Films 16 min
733 North La Brea Ave
Los Angelos CAlif 90038
Steve Rosen 30 min
ALIVE AT CREEK BOTTOM
WATER CYCLE
Ralph Diamant 7min
1466 Grizzly Peak Blvd.
Berkeley, CAlif 94708
John Sunier
21 Stetson Ave
Kentfield, Calif
11 min
94904
