Director | Lebert Bethune |
Producer | Grove Press Film Division. |
Contributors | Narrator, Betaudier; photographer, John Taylor; editor, Elspeth MacDougall |
Length | 22 min |
B&W/Color | b&w |
UO Library Catalog description: | Portrays Malcolm X at a time when his views were changing to include the world situation with regard to the race problem. Includes interviews filmed during Malcolm X’s trip to Europe and Africa shortly before his assassination in the United States, intersperced with scenes of African rebellion |
Call # | FILM Mb169 |
Genre | documentary |
Rare | no |
Online | no |
Copyright status | public domain |
Physical condition | fair |
Oregon-related | no |
Notes:
According to “Caribbean Writers: A Bio-Bibliographical-Critical Encyclopedia” (Three Continents Press, 1979), Bethune is a novelist and poet born in Jamaica in 1937. He emigrated to New York City, earned a B.S. from NYU, then moved to France.
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