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The Farmersville films: "An Anglo Teenage Discussion"

Filmed between 1968 - 1969 The Farmersville Film Project, funded by the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity, produced short documentaries in 1968 about conditions for Mexican American farmworkers in Farmersville, a town in California’s Central Valley. The aim of the project was to use community participation, primarily through community screenings of the films, to develop a mode of communication for disenfranchised groups. The CSRC’s collection of eleven films was assembled by Baylis Glascock, a cinematographer on the Farmersville project. The broader collection, Baylis Glascock Farmersville Collection, 1968–1998, includes a large amount of correspondence, diaries, reports, and related materials created by Henry Lanford, a research assistant on the project, and the Office of Economic Opportunity.