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Title The address / a Florentine Films production ; written, produced & directed by Ken Burns ; producer, Christopher Darling ; produced in association with WETA Washington, DC.

Publication Info. Arlington, VA : PBS Distribution, [2014]

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 Avon Free Public Library - Adult Department  DVD 371.9 ADDRESS    Check Shelf
 Enfield, Main Library - Audio-Visual Materials  DVD 371.9 BUR    Check Shelf
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 New Britain, Main Library - Audio-Visual Materials  DVD 371.9 AD21    Check Shelf
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 Simsbury Public Library - DVDs  DVD 371.9 BURNS    Check Shelf
 South Windsor Public Library - Audio-Visual Materials  DVD 371.9 B93A    Check Shelf
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 University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Balcony  AV DVD 371.9 A227A    Check Shelf
 Wethersfield Public Library - DVDs  DVD 371.9 ADDRESS    Check Shelf
Description 1 videodisc (90 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
digital optical stereo surround 5.1 surround rda
laser optical NTSC rda
video file DVD video region 1 rda
System Details DVD, region 1, widescreen.
Language In English or Spanish; with optional English or Spanish SDH subtitles; optional English descriptive video information.
Performer Narrated by Ethan, Geo, John, Kevin, Ned, Pasha, Thomas.
Credits Editor, Craig Mellish ; cinematography, Lindsay Taylor Jackson, David Burton Lovejoy ; producer for WETA, Jim Corbley.
Note Originally broadcast in April 2014.
Summary "At the tiny Greenwood School in the small New England town of Putney, Vermont, its roughly 50 students, boys from the ages 11 to 17 are asked each year to memorize the Gettysburg Address. This would be a daunting assignment for any student, but the boys at Greenwood all suffer from learning differences that have made their personal, academic and social progress extremely challenging. As the students come to terms with the address's simple message of freedom, equality and democracy, they are seen to grow in self-confidence as they confront past failures and humiliations, ultimately opening the door to what Lincoln himself described as 'a new birth of freedom'. Interweaving the history of this most famous of American speeches with the contemporary journey of the boys at Greenwood, the film reveals the timeless resonance of Lincoln's words, while culminating in the triumph of the human spirit."--Container
Audience Rating: TVG.
Subject Learning disabled children -- Education -- Vermont.
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865. Gettysburg address -- Memorizing.
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865. Gettysburg address -- History.
Oral interpretation -- Students -- Attitudes.
Genre/Form Feature films.
Nonfiction television programs.
Documentary television programs.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Video recordings for people with visual disabilities.
Added Author Burns, Ken, 1953- television director, television producer, screenwriter.
Darling, Christopher, television producer.
PBS Distribution (Firm), film distributor.
Florentine Films.
Added Title Container of (work): Address (Television program)
Container of (expression): Address (Television program). Spanish.
ISBN 9781608830831
1608830837
6315355005 DVD
9786315355004 DVD
Standard No. 841887020855
Music No. ADRE601 PBS
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