1964 Man-On-The-Street Interviews
Classic 1964 man-on-the-street interviews asking ordinary people about the issues of the day (United States, 1964).
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’63 Boycott: Today Is Freedom Day — Chicago School Boycott Survivors Speak
Kartemquin Films interviews survivors of the 1963 Chicago School Boycott, asking if they or someone they knew participated in one of the largest ci (Chicago, Illinois, 1963 / filmed 2012).
1963: How Local Is Your Local? — BBC Voice of the People
BBC street interviews asking people how important their local pub is to their community (United Kingdom, 1963).
Voice of the People: The White Australia Policy (1962)
Street interviews asking Australians about the controversial White Australia immigration policy (Australia, 1962).
Who’s the Boss of Your House? (1961)
Street interviews asking couples who really runs things at home (United States, 1961).
Mississippi U.S.A. (1961) — Civil Rights Era Documentary
Documentary footage and street interviews (Mississippi, 1961).
Who’s the Boss of Your House? (1961) — RetroFocus
RetroFocus archival street interviews asking couples in 1961 who the real boss of the household is (United Kingdom / Australia, 1961).
Should Husbands Help With the Weekend Housework? (1961)
Street interviews asking whether husbands should help with housework on weekends (United States, 1961).
Should Husbands Help With Housework? (1961) — RetroFocus
Street interviews asking women in 1961 whether their husbands should help with housework (United Kingdom, 1961).
The Quickest Way to Get Into a Fight in a 1960s Australian Pub
Street and pub interviews asking Australians what topics cause pub brawls (Australia, 1960s).
The Quickest Way to Get Into a Fight in a 1960s Australian Pub — RetroFocus
RetroFocus archival footage exploring the unwritten rules and explosive triggers of the 1960s Australian pub culture (Australia, 1960s).
1960s NYC: Vox Pop Street Interviews About Brotherhood
Street interviews asking New Yorkers in the 1960s about brotherhood, tolerance, and getting along (New York City, 1960s).