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- 2 Seasons, 9 Episodes
- January 12, 2019
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/10 - Cast: Asa Butterfield, Gillian Anderson, Emma Mackey, Alistair Petrie
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The initial stages of this film show plenty of mammals and their young, including deer and rabbits. Later on it (literally) cuts into a rabbit being dissected and we see its ovaries. Producer: Paul F.Moss & Thelma Schnee. Sponsor: International Tele-Film Productions, Inc. Year: 1951. Length: 00:11:03. Audio: Mono. Color: BLACK &WHITE.
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This film uses vignettes, animation and comments by girls and boys to explore the medical facts and some personal feelings about menstruation. Producer: N/A.Sponsor: Personal Products Division of Johnson & ohnson.Year: 1973.Length: 00:13:19.Audio: Mono.Color: COLOR.
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This film is about Mary and Jeff, who find themselves on the verge of going "too far" on a date. Mary confides in her mom, who her tells her to "slow down" so that she can exercise "judgment rather than emotion." Is that what they were calling it back then? Producer: Crawley Films Sponsor: N/A.Year: 1958.Length: 00:19:48.Audio: Mono.Color: BLACK & WHITE
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This 50s sex-ed film is very straightforward and informative about puberty and sex. It even covers how the sperm gets into the uterus! Producer: Medical Arts Productions. Sponsor: N/A. Year: 1957. Length: 00:16:17. Audio: Mono. Color: BLACK & WHITE
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Our next film deals less with emotions and more with the cold hard facts of life. It shows the seven glands that regulate human life and growth with emphasis on the pituitary and sex glands. It also outlines changes that take place in the bodies of boys and girls. Producer: McGraw-Hill Films. Sponsor: N/A. Year: 1955. Length: 00:10:40. Audio: Mono. Color: BLACK &WHITE
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This film follows Janey and Jimmy as they go through puberty. It also talks about the emotional problems kids go through during this time in their lives. Producer: Crawley Films. Sponsor: N/A. Year: 1953. Length: 00:17:41. Audio: Mono. Color: BLACK & WHITE
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This is truly a bizarre film in the way it uses stereotypes to inch its way into the core lesson of the film. It starts out with a bunch of girls and women hanging out in the kitchen- so they can be away from men. Teen girl Molly tells two elderly women neighbors about a wedding where the bride wore "the most beautiful white dress she had ever seen!" The women respond by talking about menstruation
