This is a collection of media from the initial runs of "Slave Trade in the World Today" (1964) in the Pacific Northwest.
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Slave Trade in the World Today (1964)
“Slave Trade in the World Today” is a 1964 documentary film that delves into the harrowing realities of modern slavery. Directed by Maleno Malenotti, Roberto Malenotti, and Folco Quilici, the film takes viewers on a journey through various Arabian and African countries, exposing the ongoing slave trade under Muslim rule.
The filmmakers employ both public footage and hidden cameras to capture the stark and often shocking scenes of human trafficking. The documentary reveals the brutal conditions faced by slaves, including women sold into servitude and the clandestine operations of slave traders. The film’s raw and unfiltered approach aims to shed light on a dark and often overlooked aspect of contemporary society.
This powerful and eye-opening documentary serves as a stark reminder of the persistence of slavery in the modern world, challenging viewers to confront the uncomfortable truths about human exploitation.
Directors: Maleno Malenotti, Roberto Malenotti, Folco Quilici
Writers: Baccio Bandini, Gianfranco Calderoni, Roberto Malenotti
Stars: Robert Lamoureux, Robin Maugham, Allen Swift
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May 4, 1965 ad (Portland)
May 5, 1965 ad (Portland)
May 6, 1965 ad (Portland)
June 1, 1965 ad (Seattle)
June 2, 1965 ad (Seattle)
June 3, 1965 ad (Seattle)
June 4, 1965 ad (Seattle)
June 4, 1965 ad (Seattle)
Slave Trade in the World Today (1964) poster
