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World of Tomorrow By Direct Cinema Limited
Was there ever truly an Emerald City? Could it have
been found on a map of Queens in 1930? This beguiling and poignant feature
documentary looks at the great New York World's Fair of 1939, a
technological showcase that drew more than forty million people to witness
the bright and beckoning world of the future. A combination of hardware
and jazz bands, architectural marvels and nightly fireworks, the fair was
the greatest peacetimne project ever. A celebration of idealism and
industry brought to an untimely end by the outbreak of war in Europe.
Using home movies, newsreels, cartoons, photographs and vintage graphics
to evoke that fragile moment when the world stood poised between black and
white and color, between the Great Depression and the Second World War.
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|  | Director: Lance Bird
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|  | Stars: Jason Robards
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|  | Released: November 3, 1984
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|  | Availability: VHS | | |
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