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  Did They Buy It?

  Global Perspectives on War and Peace, Global Village, On the Media, Politics

  Documentary about the 1990 presidential elections in Nicaragua focused on examining the narrative crafted by the American press.

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  The 90’s, episode 208: Relationships, Sexuality, And Some Revolutionary Ideas

  Communities, Global Village, LGBTQIA, Sex, Drugs, & Rock 'N Roll, THE 90's, Video Makers Choice

  Episode 208 of the award-winning TV series The 90’s. This episode is called “RELATIONSHIPS, SEXUALITY AND SOME REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS” and features the following segments:

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  [The 90’s raw: London music, culture, and environmental activism]

  Global Village, Sex, Drugs, & Rock 'N Roll, THE 90's

  Raw footage for the award-winning series The 90’s. Footage in London of the Atom Seed, a funk metal band, interviews with British people about their lifestyle, and an interview with Steve Trent about the ivory trade.

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  [The 90’s raw: Eddie Tape – Fashion photo shoot]

  Eddie Becker, GDDF, NHPRC-2, THE 90's

  Vision MKG. Cover Girl. Waterfront. Eddie Becker records the process of a fashion photo shoot for Vision Magazine, including interviews with the photographer and the model. He then interviews three bystanders who watched the shoot. They discuss their opinions about fashion and the media’s representation of women.

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  [The 90’s raw: interview with Russian woman]

  American Way, THE 90's

  Raw tape for the award-winning TV series The 90’s. Joel Gold interviews a Russian woman who fell in love with New York immediately upon arriving (on only her second trip abroad) and is indefinitely delaying her return to Russia. She talks about her shock at how polite and pleasant Americans are, because Russians are very rude.

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  From Chicago To Medellin

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  This tape is a demo for a yet uncompleted feature documentary. The authors (a married couple) start the tape with the information that theirs is an unusual union, with the husband being from Medellin, Columbia and the wife from Chicago, both places famous for organized crime. This piece draws a comparison between Al Capone’s Chicago of the 1920s and Pablo Escobar’s Medellin of the 1980s. Historical information is provided and interesting use is made of old Hollywood gangster clips.