Ms. Matwichuk:
You might find the following titles from California Newsreel's African
American Classics collection helpful in addressing intercultural
communication.
BLUE EYED
The definitive account of Jane Elliot's celebrated "blue eyed, brown
eyed" racial sensitivity training workshops whic
Dear Meghann,
Here are two intercultural communication films for your consideration. Both
films come with downloadable conversation guides to encourage dialogue about
the "third rail" factor in intercultural communication -- race:
NEW RELEASE: CRACKING THE CODES
ORDER: http://crackingthecodes.
Hi, Meghann,
One more from Bullfrog Films. Location of the film is closer to Delaware: the
community of Pennsauken, NJ.
The New Metropolis (2-part series)
http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/nm.html
Two short documentaries highlight the efforts of some of America's first
suburbs to reverse th
I have used Bullfrogs Translation Possible as a intro to discussion.
My favorite is still the BBC *Crosstalk* tv series: *Multiracial
Britain*(1982). It is concise, personal, specific, impactful, dated,
and
out-of-print. I would love to find another film which shows and analyzes
real communicat
Hello, Meghann,
Bullfrog Films offers several titles that may be of interest to your faculty in
the area of "intercultural communication."
1. A Dream in Hanoi
http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/adih.html
Two theater companies, one American, one Vietnamese, collaborate to produce "A
Midsummer
Dear Collective Brain,
Here's a topic that comes up regularly from faculty in different
departments, and I'm always surprised that there isn't more available
specifically addressing the subject:
"Intercultural communication"
Most of what we have is dated, and I'm always keeping an eye out fo
