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Series XVII: Maurice Bishop, 1984-1988
Scope and Content NoteThe 25-minute documentary Maurice Bishop (1984) reconstructs the events leading up to Maurice Bishop's assassination and the United States invasion of Grenada. The film won an Honorable Mention, Black Filmmakers Paul Robeson Award, at the 1985 Newark Film Festival. |
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| Container 1 | Container 2 | Title | Date | |
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| Box: 65 | Cassette : ref1312 | Maurice Bishop
Scope and Content NoteThis is a full-length version of the film Maurice Bishop. |
1984 | |
| Reel: ref2159_01 | Maurice |
1984 | ||
| Reel: ref2159_02 | ||||
| Reel: ref2170 | Maurice |
1984 | ||
| Box: 58 | Cassette : ref1330 | "Maurice Master Spanish" |
1984 October 18 | |
| Box: 11 | Cassette : ref249 (Videos) | "Maurice Bishop Grenada" |
1984 | |
| Box: 77 | Dvd : ref249 (Access dvd) | |||
| Box: 89 | Cassette : ref6 (Videos) | Maurice Bishop premiere: Footage from premiere of the film in Matanzas
Scope and Content NoteThis tape contains brief clips from Maurice film premiere. Estela Bravo makes comments, answers questions, and speaks to some individuals. All of the dialog is in Spanish with the exception of conversation with Grenadians. About midway through the footage, there is a shift to Alexander Haig appearing on a program called "Freeman Reports." He is making comments following a 1984 presidential debate between Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale. He responds to one question before the end of the tape.
Physical Characteristics and Technical RequirementsOriginal Format: Umatic. Duration: 00:10:00. |
1984 | |
| Box: 75 | Dvd : ref6 (Access dvd) | |||
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