Explores the conflicting attitudes towards development in an 'under-developed ar ea' the Seychelles, and points out how economic advance can destroy more than it creates.

White farmer Des Bawden and black barrister Sottayi Katsere participate in a programme which considers whether all races can live peacfully in Rhodesia ten years after the declaration of UDI.

A travelogue advertising Rhodesia as a tourist destination. Main scenes include wildlife in game reserves, Victoria Falls, the ruins of Zimbabwe (presented as a "mystery"), and the Matapos Hills. The Kariba Dam is also shown, with ...

A fictional study of Imperial India seen through the reminiscences of an exiled daughter of a Marajah and an elderly English tutor who meet over afternoon tea. Includes actual newsreels of court life discovered in the archives of the Raj ...

A travelogue advertising the touristic delights of Bulawayo and district. It includes shots of landscapes in Rhodesia, big game, fishing, the Kariba Dam, and Victoria Falls. There are aerial shots of Bulawayo, along with planes, trains, hotels, ...

An interview with James Callaghan about Britain's foreign policy, NATO, Cyprus, Rhodesia, the EEC and the economic situation.

A report on doubts about Concorde's commercial service to the USA.

An interview with Sir Keith Joseph.

A report on the current situation in Rhodesia, including an interview with Prime Minister, Ian Smith.

A magazine programme. Items are: Umvukwes Art Group; Maize and Tobacco - 'A Tale of Two Crops'; 'School for Sailing' - held annually on Lake McIlwaine.

Production / Donor Details: The Rhodesia Collection was donated by the ...

Film of Viv and Paddy Wilson's(?) Chipingali wild animal sanctuary near Bulawayo. 1975?

Production / Donor Details: The Rhodesia Collection was donated by the journal Rhodesians Worldwide and contains a number of films ...

Film about Mubi, an African Game Guard, and his white rhinos in the Matopos National Park near Bulawayo. 1975?

Production / Donor Details: The Rhodesia Collection was donated by the journal Rhodesians Worldwide and contains a ...

Film about Aloes and the flora of Rhodesia. The arid parts of Rhodesia and the flowers they support. Harold Basil Christopher Garden,

Young white painting landscape in the wild. The Traditional thrashing of corn. The Zimbabwe ...

A film about Kwanangoma Music College. 1975?

Production / Donor Details: The Rhodesia Collection was donated by the journal Rhodesians Worldwide and contains a number of films purchased from the collection of Henry Berriff, a ...

Recruiting film for the Rhodesian S.A.S. Purports to show something of S.A.S. "selection" and a training exercise. 1975?

Production / Donor Details: The Rhodesia Collection was donated by the journal Rhodesians Worldwide and ...

Amateur film shot by REME (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) artificer Warrant Officer Richard Elliott while serving in Belize records Scout helicopter flights over the Caribbean coastline and into the jungle on exercise and for medical ...

A record of the celebrations organised for the independence of Papua New Guinea 16th September 1975.

Village life, history of the people and colonisation. A brass band. An interview with a German settler. Archive footage of missionary work and ...

Recruiting film for the Royal Navy/WRNS, featuring the guided missile destroyer HMS Sheffield, and and WRENs on Gibraltar, showing the interrelationship between the Ratings and Officers on board and the WRENs involved in shoreside support. Film ...

A film showing Ian Smith's address to Rhodesia on his 'new initiative' to bring Africans into government. The Prime Minister the Hon. Ian Douglas Smith - Ian Smith is seen seated at a microphone and talks about the "Communist aim of controlling ...

Rhodesia - do white Rhodesians want a settlement with the black nationalists? Includes an interview with Joshua Nkomo.

The government and the revolt of 37 left-wing MPs over public expenditure plans. Includes a ...

The affect of Mr. Smith's announcement of majority rule within two years on white rhodesians. Includes an interview with the Bishop of Umtali.

Denis Mitchell talks to some of the Rhodesians, both black and white, he met on his journey through the country and tries to assess the mood of the country.

Duncan Carse revisits South Georgia where he was marooned fifteen years ago. After a freak tidal wave washed away his home he had to live in a tent and survive for five months before being rescued.

A film about the 1st Battalion, R.L.I. (Rhodesian Light Infantry), featuring a regimental open day and the Unit on exercise in the Eastern Highlands.

Production / Donor Details: The Rhodesia Collection was donated by the ...

Scenes in the Solomon Islands

Production / Donor Details: Mr Dudley joined the Colonial Office after WW2 and was sent to Nigeria, initially to carry out a land survey assessing the damage done to agricultural land by tin mining ...

Scenes in the Solomon Islands

Production / Donor Details: Mr Dudley joined the Colonial Office after WW2 and was sent to Nigeria, initially to carry out a land survey assessing the damage done to agricultural land by tin mining ...