The Question of Television Violence
- 1972
- 56m
A film report of the hearings of the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications investigating the effects of television violence. An NFB crew recorded the four days of intensive deb... Read allA film report of the hearings of the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications investigating the effects of television violence. An NFB crew recorded the four days of intensive debate in Washington.A film report of the hearings of the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications investigating the effects of television violence. An NFB crew recorded the four days of intensive debate in Washington.
Howard Baker
- Self - Tennessee
- (as Senator Howard H. Baker Jr.)
Leonard Berkowitz
- Self - University of Wisconsin
- (as Doctor Leonard Berkowitz)
Howard Cannon
- Self - Nevada
- (as Senator Howard W. Cannon)
Ira H. Cisin
- Self - George Washington University
- (as Doctor Ira H. Cisin)
Marlow Cook
- Self - Kentucky
- (as Senator Marlow W. Cook)
Joseph T. Klapper
- Self - Columbia Broadcasting System Inc.
- (as Doctor Joseph T. Klapper)
John O. Pastore
- Self - Rhode Island
- (as Senator John O. Pastore)
Eli Rubinstein
- Self - Vice Chairman, Scientific Advisory Committee
- (as Doctor Eli Rubinstein)
Alberta E. Siegel
- Self - Stanford University
- (as Doctor Alberta E. Siegel)
Jesse Steinfeld
- Self - Surgeon General
- (as Doctor Jesse L. Steinfeld M. D.)
Leopold O. Walder
- Self - Behavior Research Consultants
- (as Doctor Leopold O. Walder)
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By what name was The Question of Television Violence (1972) officially released in Canada in English?
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