Vintage Cold War Films- American Freedom: Capitalism Propaganda & Anti Communist Movies (2005)

Synopsis: These often outrageous cold war propaganda films explain the benefits of capitalism, and what every U.S. citizen can do to protect the American way of life from the "communist scourge." This... These often outrageous cold war propaganda films explain the benefits of capitalism, and what every U.S. citizen can do to protect the American way of life from the "communist scourge." This vintage set includes an early film by Robert Altman, THE MAGIC BOND (1955), as well as DESPOTISM (1946), DON'T BE A SUCKER (1947), FREEDOM TO LEARN (1954), GRIFFITH PARK DEMONSTRATION (1933), A STORY OF ENTERPRISE (1955), TRAGEDY OR HOPE (1971), and WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AMERICAN (1971). [More]

Director: Robert Altman

Director: Robert Altman